Rev It Up

“Drum Major” were turned into echoes from our past. Joshua: Mom… who was out “Drum Major? Patricia: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King. Joshua: Oh… Is he still our “Drum Major”? Patricia: We will talk about that later, for now back to that warm summer day in 1978.I was wearing a pretty sundress with red flowers with blue birds and butterflies. After the evening meal, Brandon your father car pulls up in our front yard, in his red mustang. It was shiny looked like new. Brandon: Patricia…. Do you…

Hannah Adams was a woman who wrote for a living and made an impact on people through her writing. She grew up being the second child of five with both parents up until the age of 12 when her mother passed away (Curtiss). Due to having an illness she could not receive formal education but continued to read and gain an interest in religion (Hannah). With the encouragement of her father and his access to students that were on leave for discipline and tutoring from Harvard, Hannah Adams was more…

takes place in Salem Massachusetts in 1692. The main actors are proctor, Abigail, judge danforth, Elizabeth, Paris, and hale. The first that I noticed is that in the movie when Abigail is trying to wake Betty up the girls that were also dancing with them in the woods were also trying to wake Betty up. The book and the movie have many differences but not big differences in the movie many of the scenes are outside while during the play most of the scenes are inside because it is hard to make an…

4 Little Girls Directed and produced in 1997 by Spike Lee, 4 Little Girls is a heartrending American historical documentary film that examines the murder of four black-American girls on September 15 1963 bombing that took place in the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in Birmingham, Alabama. This movie gained a lot of popularity and was even nominated for an Academy Award in the "Best Documentary" category. The events of the bombing also inspired a song released in 1964 called "Birmingham…

In “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,” James Thurber uses setting to contrast the protagonist’s thoughts, imagination, and feelings with his actual real life. To start with, the setting that is happening in Walter’s real life is pretty banal and uninteresting, “His wife would be through at the hairdresser’s in fifteen minutes … She didn’t like to get to the hotel first; she would want him to be there waiting for her as usual. He found a big leather chair in the lobby, facing the window, and he…

poor dog who got blamed when he was only trying to help and still have you feeling excited and wretched at the same time. Both are original and unique but also very relatable in their very own ways. In The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County Rev. Leonidas…

aloud “Are you sure they’re not abnormal, mom?” (141), again she insists “she behaves funny. Even Jaja is strange. Something is not right with them” (142); her mother reproofs her to treat her cousins with respect” (142). Kambili and Jaja are so beat-up with very low self-esteem, that they are idiotic in their presentations. In the presence of Amaka’s friends Kambili cannot integrate in any meaningful conversations or react properly to simple questions, her “lips held stubbornly together”…

but one who fixes wounds.The doctor gave him some Resonant Aspirator,which will put some make him breathe in a dose of plalets and will quickly heal the wound.After a while,the wound easily closed up and healed.We walked back to the wood destruction stadium.I then teamed up with Jason and then we went up against Mike,a nice but powerful kid,and Wade,the roughest yet toughest kid in 6th grade.Jason cut and cut with an ax and then with only 2 inches left, he kicked it and it broke.I broke the…

ability to harm others. They defined witchcraft as entering into a compact with the devil in exchange for certain powers to do evil. Thus, witchcraft was considered a sin because it denied God’s superiority, and a crime because the witch could call up the Devil in his or her shape to perform cruel acts against others. Therefore, in any case when witchcraft was suspected, it was important that it was investigated thoroughly and the tormentor(s) identified and judged. Another religious theory…

using the dissident actions of Martin Luther King. In his letter, “Letter from the Birmingham Jail”, there is an analysis between “just laws” and an “unjust laws,” and how “an unjust law is no law at all”. Indeed the success of dissident practices of Rev. King is visible day-to-day everywhere.…