Flashlight

The Things They Carried, by Tim O’Brien, is a story about a group of soldiers in the Vietnam War. One of the characters by the name of Kiowa ends up dying in a field of sewage. While First Lieutenant Jimmy Cross believes it is his fault, a young soldier that Kiowa had grown close to also believes it is his fault as well. Their thoughts are both right, First Lieutenant Jimmy Cross and the young soldier are the ones to truly blame for Kiowa’s death. While neither one of them meant to get…

the ground and it began to settle down to become very quiet. Margot was not to be found in the closet, it was way to dark to see. Margot’s classmates ran as fast as a Gazelle to get a flashlight. It appeared Margot’s face was so excited and her classmates came to shock, but then Margot realized it was the flashlight that was so bright not the sun. She began to have very red cheeks and hopped up to her feet which were week since she’s been sitting so long. Her classmates got so scared that they…

As the tornado siren sounds, danger is on its way. When the tornado impacts the ground, quickly evacuate to your storm cellar, but what do you do next? First thing is first, what do you need to pack if your house is damaged? Most of the population in the Tornado Alley have these supplies in their cellar. An essential supply you will need is a first aid kit. When you or someone gets hurt, use this kit to solve your medical needs. Another thing that you would need is a 3-4 day supply of…

where your pill bugs start out. The other four holes will be your different chambers. One will be your light one, another will be your barely dark, the third will be medium dark, and the last one will be very dark. For the light chamber, have the flashlight on and facing it, to create a bright chamber. The barely dark chamber, next to the light one, should have two squares of cloth to dim it slightly. The medium dark (on the other side of barely dark), should have three squares of cloth, and the…

area. Her beady black eyes started back at me, her razor sharp set of teeth glaring back at me; almost as if a smile was forming across her face. Suddenly, I heard a quite thump thump near the right doorway, followed by footsteps. Opening it, my flashlight shined into the formally black hallway, showing nothing in the area. Going back to the kitchen camera, shock formed through my body as Chica was gone without a trace. In her place was an empty silence within the room. The best bet after…

job pretending that she didn’t know anything about Duncan’s death; therefore, this action deserves a golden star. The next character I would give a gift to is Macbeth. I would give Macbeth a flashlight so he could see in the dark. In scene three, Macbeth says that nothing is worth living for anymore. A flashlight would allow him to see in the dark literally, along with figuratively. If he would look past the dark, he would see the light! Finally, I would give a gift to Macduff. I would…

killed by her brother, Burke Ramsey, and her parents, John and Patsy Ramsey, tried to cover up the seen. Burke, John, Patsy were all associated with JonBenet’s death because evidence found with ransom note, choker, JonBenet’s body, 911 phone call, flashlight, pineapple, and evidence of sexual assault and abuse. Burke’s voice was in the 911 phone call. Burke and the parents clarified that Burke was inside his bedroom, asleep. According to a recording of the phone call, Burke’s voice clearly said…

A Case of Mistaken Identity In July of 1984 in the state of California, a woman named Jennifer Thompson she was raped in her apartment after someone broke in, but she was not the only one another woman was raped that same night. Ronald was a man accused of committing those crimes. It was then up to the jury to decide whether Ronald Cotton was the man who committed those crimes. In the end, Ronald Cotton was a man wrongly convicted of two counts of rape and burglary. He served over ten years…

Turn on your flashlights!” one of the men shouted. “Shine them on the ghoul. Let’s see him in the light!” Before they were able to switch their lights back on, the murky figure drifted along the wall then darted through the door. I ran to the window and looked out at the…

chest. One, two, three, BREATHE, four, five, six, BREATHE. Keep it together. Molly’s out there. Ted, too. Oh dear, so is Emily, poor little Emily. My bare hands grope the earth, combing through pebbles and soil and grass, blindly searching for the flashlight I dropped. I smack the ground, fall to my knees, paw at the sod beneath me. “Oh, come on.” A desperate sob burbles into my throat, and I stuff a fist…