Cliffhanger

The worldwide phenomena AMC's Television show The Walking Dead returns to scare up the competition and the rating just in time for Halloween. The award-winning show closed its sixth season as the number #1 show on television four years running. Season Six averaged 18 Million viewers, in addition, the 90-Minute Season sixth finale 18.4 million had viewers (according to Nielsen television tracking). Consequently fans can't get enough of The Walking Dead, according to Diamond Comics Distributor,…

“The Walking Dead” Spoilers: Creator Robert Kirkman Explains the Cliffhanger Season 6 Finale Ever since season 6 of “The Walking Dead” wrapped up, fans and followers have been brainstorming about the unlucky victim who bit the dust at the hands of villain Negan. There seems to be no end to the speculations and guessing game. And it must be said that the audiences are enraged with the producers for resorting to the cliffhanger treatment. They feel it was more of an attempt at gimmickry rather…

ending. Margot was a very enjoyable character. The students were all a group and I enjoyed that because it made Margot seem more of an independent character. I also enjoyed the ending because I could come up with the rest of it because it was a cliffhanger. To sum up this essay I want to say my favorite parts of the story. My very favorite part was being able to come up with the ending. I decided that Margot got revenge on the students because it would give the story more action. I also decided…

Roald Dahl, a British novelist, develops the short story, “The Landlady,” with a buildup to an electrifying, cliffhanger ending through his use of the characters and the setting. The author uses evocative and vivid description throughout the story, which helps develop the scenes that paint a picture of the two characters Billy Weaver, seventeen-year-old, who has a business person mindset and the kind, generous, but dotty landlady. Dahl expertly sets up the scene for his audience, where Billy…

Timeless “Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars,” says Norman Vincent Peale. Madeleine L’Engle’s inspiring story, A Wrinkle in Time is a science fiction novel about three kids who journey through time, space, and even dark matter to uncover someone they love who mysteriously disappeared one night years ago. A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle, is a must read and should be in the Little Free Library because it teaches good lessons and morals to readers, is…

In my opinion, Find Me was less about Joy finding her biological mother, but more about her finding out who she is as a person, as we often said in class. Of course she originally wanted to find out if Beatrice from the Discovery Channel show was her mother as it was suggested, but as time continued and she managed to “escape” the hospital and venture out into the world, her journey to find her mother became less and less of the meaning of the journey. I think that, by basing it off of her…

Laura Hillenbrand uses vivid sensory details in the preface of Unbroken to create suspense. The preface starts out describing how Louie and his crew were adrift at sea and how the Japanese captured them. She describes and restates multiple times how far out in the ocean they are and how long they’ve been adrift, “All he could see, in every direction, was water.”, "Endless expanse of ocean.", "Adrift for 27 days", "At least 1,000 miles deep into Japanese controlled waters.", "They were alone in…

Arguably one of the most popular types of genres in all stories would have to be horror, something about the way these types of stories make your heart race and leave you at the end of your seat with all of the suspense really appeal the many people. These types of stories usually do a really good job with messing people up mentally with them reflecting the fear’s that many people possess. Suspense is what really sets what a great horror story is and a perfect example of it would have to be W. F…

Red Rising by Pierce Brown is a dystopian future novel. It is heavily influenced by books such as Hunger Games and Divergent, but it it still is different. The world is rich with interesting characters and has a vibrant backstory. Even though it follows the same sort of story arc as the hunger games it still manages to feel like a different story. One main theme of this book is “You can do anything you set your mind to”. This is represented by Darrow who grew up believing that he is less than a…

The Lightning Thief, by Rick Riordan, is the first book in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. After a string of odd events, 12-year old Percy Jackson discovers that he is the son of the almighty Greek god Poseidon and is sent to a camp for demigods (people who are half-human and half-god). During this time, the gods were bickering about Zeus’ missing weapon, known as the Lightning bolt, accusing each other of stealing it until they find out about Percy. He becomes the prime suspect and…