In the Bedroom

for his well-being. He commanded for Mr. Smith to visit him as for he was the only expert aware of the Black Formosa Corruption. To add, Sherlock Holmes had Dr. Watson hide behind the head of the bed for he knew Mr. Smith would be arriving at the bedroom shortly. Lastly, Sherlock Holmes was going to use Dr. Watson as a witness to Mr. Smith admitting that he murdered Victor Savage. Sherlock Holmes pretended his death and denied any support from Dr. Watson which effected Dr. Watson…

Angelika Villarreal Evaluative Essay Assignment There are many reasons as to why houses are better than apartments. One reason is that you are paying thousands of dollars every year to rent an apartment, and in the end you are not owning anything. Another reason is that you do not have to be so close to your neighbors, and you have your own privacy. Most importantly, houses are more for families, whereas apartments are more like temporary homes for couples. First of all, I can not say that…

glass breaking and unfamiliar voices yelling across my house. At first I thought it was just a bad dream. After a few more seconds, however, I realized I was mistaken. I peeked under the crack of my bedroom door to see two figures rifling through my brother’s room. Panic kicked in. I quickly locked my bedroom door, hid in my closet, and dialed 911. My heart was racing; I was quivering with fear.…

Love is first literal then converted into a metaphor through marriage. Love begins as literally loving someone when sharing experiences because of love that is contained. Profound love then changes to a metaphor; it asks why experiences with someone they love are meant to happen, the purpose to marry someone by finding deeper love to know how attached a person’s love is. Robert Olen Butler wanted us to understand when we interpret ideas as a metaphor, we understand why things are meant to happen…

Annotated Bibliography For EACH source, include an MLA citation, summary of key information, and a thorough evaluation of its credibility. The summary and credibility analysis should be at least 300 words for each one, so take your time fully develop your ideas. When choosing sources, remember that at least 2 MUST be scholarly articles, but you can have more. The rest depend on what YOUR product requires - paintings? court documents? surveys? interviews? You MUST include a copy of the…

Each section climaxes with a description of Gregory coming out of his bedroom into the dining room and then retreating back into his bedroom. Although the same basic scenario happens in each section, the family’s reaction changes significantly, where as Gregory’s reaction remains, more or less, the same. Therefore, each section provides unique evidence that…

as she turned away and pointed to the corner where the light shone on the small door. She pointed to the dark, winding staircase going down, farther than she could see. “There!” The mudroom. “There!” The staircase leading toward the little girl’s bedroom. “There!” The girl continued to point to every corner, shadow, and creaky wood panel, her mother navigating through the thick, cold air. Mum incessantly followed the girl’s…

I never wanted to be a fireman or a police man. The first career I wanted was to be a furniture designer. (When I was 8 I built a very ugly stool out of some scrap wood my dad let me use.) Then, when I was like 10, I wanted to be an architect. Then I wanted to be a doctor. Then I became an engineer. As a kid, I knew what an architect did. I didn’t know what an engineer did. The dad in The Brady Bunch was an architect. (The dad in Leave it to Beaver was an Engineer, but I didn’t know that at the…

On a Saturday afternoon, Scarlet was minding her own business, trying on new makeup she had bought in a beauty store. She was testing different shades of eyeshadow and lipstick. "Matte black, golden and mandarin. Perfect!" exclaimed Scarlet. "Now, let me help you put that girl stuff on your face..." insisted Jude as they had a frivolous grin on their face. Scarlet accepted Jude's offer, Jude has smeared lipstick and Midnight Black eyeshadow all over Scarlet's face. "I nailed it! I'm so great…

Fine storytelling, no matter how short the story, can aid in teaching complex lessons in a simple manner. Some stories teach these lessons in the form of a theme through the use of symbolism. “Popular Mechanics” by Carver and “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Stetson are tales of grim relationship problems featuring symbolism to portray themes of everyday life. Both stories quickly reveal that life for the main characters is problematic. Both stories feature problems between two different couples, one…