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drastically. It is very important that you understand whose point of view the story is being told from within the first few pages of the book. In Looking for Alaska you know that the point of view is from Miles because on the third page It says “hey,…

than the rest. She has all the right proportions and a slender body along with long blonde hair. The woman who so happens to be a teacher heads to the front of the classroom while the short boy and the couple heads towards our protagonist. “Hey hey hey there loner, thought we wouldn’t come?” the short boy says with a grin while grabbing our protagonist around the neck with his arm. “I was hoping you wouldn’t come, dipshit” our protagonist answers with a friendly…

Jemma Henley slogged down the high school’s corridor and turned. After a short walk up the stairs, she was already out of breath. She looked down to see the small box protruding out of her chest that kept her heart rate normal. Walking wasn’t simple for kids like her. As Jemma continued her walk to the classroom, her v-neck t-shirt showed just the top of a scar that ran down her chest, and Jemma hated her "zipper," as many people called it. Jemma checked her watch and looked around.…

In addition, it was found that the title used for addressing forms may be used to refer to humiliation. For example: (A.7) Freddy : Stop causing trouble, you midget. (A.8) Freddy : How's the weather down there, "Midget"? (A.9) Freddy : Hey, where's your cane, "Tiny Tim"? (A.10) Freddy : Stop! We can't call him "midget. " It could traumatize him. Gimme that. In the name of the freakiest thing alive, I baptize you, "Little Boy". (A.11) Freddy : Stand up, little boy. (A.12) Freddy : Get off the…

other side of the door. “Coming Mum,” Franklin mumbled. Still half-asleep, Franklin made his way to his bedroom door and fumbled around for the door knob. Waiting for him on the other side of the door was his good friend Alexander. “Hey Alex,” Franklin greeted him. “Hey Big F!” Alex said.” “Franky,” his Mum interrupted, “look at the state of yourself boy! Clean yourself up before you two need to get going.” Franklin walked into the bath and admired himself in the cracked mirror. Franklin had…

the sun shined bright and beautiful, the leaves falling off the trees. Jack woke up startled by the racket of pans surrounding the kitchen. He ran downstairs grabbing a piece of crunchy toast with gooey jelly on it while waving bye to his family. “Hey Jack, did you bring the soccer ball,” Questioned Sally, “No, sorry I think we should play Truth or Dare instead,” replied Jack. “You sure I hear that nobody has played that game ever since Emma went in the maple theatre for a dare and never came…

Present Day... "I don't even know my family anymore," Larry said. "My wife's an alien, and my daughter has powers." Larry turned to Steve. "What about you, Steve?" Larry asked. "Do you have powers? Is there something you're not telling me?" "Actually, yes," Steve said. "I've been drafted to fight in this war against these invaders." "Oh, for fuck sake! I can't believe...." "Steve, are you there?" Allison asked over the phone. "Yeah, I'm here," Steve said. "How are you talking to me?"…

The gate is lock. Only way to get into front by open the lock gate. I need some help to open the gate. I ask the tall turkey. Hey tall. “Hey j’”. Said tall. “I need help to unlock the gate”. Said j. “Why you need to unlock the gate”. Said tall. I need you to unlock the door so i can get in the house and get myself sick”. Said j. “ i see what you trying to…

Do people really forget the true meaning of school? Isn’t it for learning and making friends. Someone please tell me why do people take school the opposite way of how it is supposed to be. Bullies are bad that’s why we have Captain Chronicles. He saves the lives of innocent teens getting bullied for being overweight, but he doesn’t want to go and save them any more because he thinks the teens can handle it themselves, but the thing is they can’t handle it when everyone is against them. Then…

hell. Old diner, yes that was the actually name of the place was on splendid street, think of where you came from, that busy street of businesses, graffiti, street gangs, the homeless begging for spare change and ordinary people living day to day. “Hey, what are you doing?” Lena asked looking at me strangely but amused at the same…