Oh No

innocent but yet is still serving his sentence? Tell us about yourself, or why you’re here.” “Why don’t you tell me who you are or why you are here. Spends her time interviewing guilty men when she is the one who is guilty herself.” “Guilty of what?” “Oh, you don’t know yet. You’ll realize when I get outta here.” Fast Forward One Day Carl has made a friend. His name is “Squabbles” and he is an interesting character. He had been proven guilty of murder. But he acted in self defense. He…

Leon Brooks finally regained consciousness. He couldn’t see. He was stuck in a trunk of a car with his hands and feet cuffed. Although he kept trying to wiggle his hands and feet free, he couldn’t release himself from the hand and leg cuffs. He couldn’t shout either (not that anyone would care) because they tied a rag across his mouth. He could only barely breathe through his nose. After about ten minutes of desperately trying, he gave up. He knew it was hopeless. He had to gather his thoughts…

In the play Trifles, the play write Susan Glaspell believes that women are being undressed by the men. This is shown throughout the story with the usage of several types of irony: dramatic, verbal, and situational. To starts of is an example from page 7, lines 73, “They wonder if she was going to quilt it or just knot it.” This was stated by the Sheriff right when they came downstairs after the ladies found the quilt. This is an example of dramatic irony as the men expect the ladies to be…

the reemergence of my father’s spirit just a product of the devil’s imagination or is there validity to his claims. It has to be true, the supernatural appearance of my father is definitely a sign from above, a sign for me to complete my vengeance. Oh Claudius, you incestous pig. How dare you dishonor my mother and take away the crown from father! How could you put on this theatrical display of compassion and care when you are the reason for the death of my father! Hamlet was a…

In “The Tell Tale Heart” by Edgar Allen Poe and “I Felt a Funeral, In My Brain” by Emily Dickinson, they both develop a central idea of madness. Poe develops this idea of madness through his use of repetition, while Dickinson develops this idea through her use of punctuation. Poe develops the central idea of madness through his use of repetition. For example, Poe writes “I felt that I must scream or die! And now-again! Hark! Louder! Louder! Louder! Louder!” (paragraph 17). He is emphasizing that…

just like in those cartoons where all you could see were the flying fists. As the boys continued to fight, they both heard the garage door open which meant their mom or dad was home. When the boys separated they saw all of the blood on the floor. “Oh no, we better clean all of this mess up before mom or…

of duty, so they sent me here. Said it was the best hospital in the country. BILL Oh it is, they’ve done all three of my knee surgeries from baseball. SAHIR…

Once when I was seven years old, I got a new toy. It was exciting but also painful it was a electric pocket rocket mini bike. I bet you wanna hear my story on what happened next. You have a surprise for me? What is it? You just have to come with me to go get it first, my mom says. Are we there yet, I keep asking. NO!!!!!! I'm sorry but I have a question are we there yet yes. you made me sit in the car for 45 minutes to get to sears. Come on mom don't you know we have one in town. Yes I…

Conscious Mind What is the mind? What does it hold? If you look deep enough then you will see that sometimes our minds are stronger than you think. I have been watching this one boy in particular, it always seems like he knows what others are going to say and do his name is Evan. He might not know now but he is in terrible danger and he can trust no one. When the time is right I’ll make sure that he is safe but for now I must stay in the shadows. I know that I am special because…

hold around her, like his arms were the only shields she had from everything in the world. Which, in a way, they were. "Oh no, Annabeth," Percy reassured her, not moving away to look her in the eyes. "No, Luke is gone. He's gone forever. They caught him." Annabeth's breath caught. She pulled away then to look at him in shock. She saw the truth of his words gleaming in his eyes. "Oh, thank the gods," she said. "We're okay." It was almost too good to be true. Percy smiled at her, a bright,…