Kneeling chair

Declan shrugged it off and helped to hide her hair under a tight cap. Moira winced again as he pushed on a pair of ankle boots that were two sizes too big. Moira grabbed her own shift and shoved it into the large pants pocket built into the side. "Let's go, before we are caught." He had a slight grin on his face as they made their way to the side doors. "Stay close to me, Danu, so we don't become separated. Act like you are meant to be here and no one will question us too closely. If someone…

shows him fully clothed, wearing the shirt properly. It is buttoned up and he is wearing professional clothing with it. The image of the female model has her only wearing the shirt, looking seductively at the camera with her hair messy. She is kneeling on a chair in the kitchen. (20) This comparison shows that men and women are even advertised differently. Both ads are meant to appeal to men. The female ad, however, perpetuates the idea that women are only there for the gratification of men thus…

Battle cries were heard as the Asgardian army led by Thor, trapped the remaining enemies upon a cliff side near the edges of there world. The inferno monsters had nowhere else to go, they would either face them or fall to there deaths below. Although both sides had lost many lives, Thor worried little about the outcome of this final battle. With hammer in hand he charged, lunging his weapon through his enemies. Six stood before him and the edge of the cliff, the monsters were a good eight feet…

The light from the fading afternoon cast long, eerie shadows across the living room. She scanned the room and identified the hall table, the couch and a chair, and in the corner stood a—“Aaaagh!” She screamed at the man standing just under the staircase. “Aaaaaagh!” Her voice rose in a high, fingers-on-the-chalk-board pitch. But he didn’t move, as if he were frozen in time. Time. It was the grandfather clock…

(Pic COVER) MOUSE AND DRAGON By IAN T. WALKER (pic TITLE PAGE) These fourteen children’s stories first appeared in “Lilly and Ian, Mouse and Dragon” which was published by Partridge, Singapore in 2015. That book was inspired by the author’s love of a Chinese woman called Lilly. Of this collection the author writes, “I showed other stories I had written to a publisher in China and he said they did…

He turned a little sideways in his chair to drink his mug of coffee. At the table on his left the man with the strident voice was still talking remorselessly away. A young woman who was perhaps his secretary, and who was sitting with her back to Winston, was listening to him and seemed to be eagerly agreeing with everything that he said. From time to time Winston caught some such remark as 'I think you're so right, I do so agree with you', uttered in a youthful and rather silly feminine voice.…