Shoot

In 2016, slavery has been forgotten and we do not care. Once you start to read about it, you will feel bad for them. In the Narrative, it is talking about how slavery is bad. In the book, Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, it is talking about how slavery is terrible and how it corrupts slave owners. This story is telling us that back then it was hard, and being a slave you would work and work. Children and adults would work very hard. Slave children did not know when their birthday was…

Francis becomes brave and fearless as written in the story, Margaret loses control and is dominated by fear. This is shown when she says ” ‘It was frightfully exciting,’ she said. ‘It’s given me a dreadful headache. I didn’t know you were allowed to shoot them from cars though.’ ”. She was losing control so she tried to bring Francis down by making it seem like he…

Most officers are devastated when they kill someone on the job, even if they’re convinced they had no other choice. We are taught in the academy how to shoot and when to shoot. We go through rigorous training and simulations that prepare us for that dreaded moment when we have to pull our weapon. Majority of police shootings are done because somebody came at an officer with a weapon. The law states that any person…

due to Lennie’s disability, we learned George’s duty to take care of and protect Lennie after his Aunt Clara died. George’s decision to shoot Lennie was justified at the time in order to protect him, save him from a life of isolation and despair, and to make sure that his last moments were something that he enjoyed. When George made the decision to shoot his friend, it was for the sake of his future. Lennie committed a major crime; if George hadn’t of killed him his future would of been a…

While in the Marines Oswald was trained to shoot an M-1 rifle. It had also been recorded that Oswald was able to shoot targets farther away than what the shot from the Depository building to Elm Street was. This information shows that Oswald would have been more than capable to assassinate the President from the Texas School Book…

Millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed freely around the world. If time travel was more than a theory, would the butterfly effect really happen if something was changed in the Jurassic era? In the short story titled A Sound of Thunder, by Ray Bradbury, time travel is more than a theory, it is an actual machine that can transport people to any time in the past. The machine is owned and operated by Time Safari, Inc. Furthermore, they have tour guides, Lesperance and Travis, and they take hunters,…

Often complying with morals is difficult when others seemingly have no problem choosing to ignore them. This statement is not true for Atticus Finch, whose moral compass leads him to always do the right thing. To Kill a Mockingbird focuses on the impact of morals on society and on an innocent man’s life. When an African American, Tom Robinson, is wrongly accused of raping Caucasian Mayella Ewell, Atticus Finch is assigned to defend him. Institutionalized racial bias is still common in the South…

was used was able to be automatic or burst which is considered an “assault weapon” under the eyes of the law. That did not stop Adam Lanza from shooting up the school. Who knows the real reason he shot up the school but he would rather do that then shoot up a police station because there are no guns in a elementary and everyone there was…

A feud between two groups or two people can start from anything. It can start from the smallest thing and turn into something huge, or it can start from something large and over time it just fades into something weaker and pointless. There are multiple ways to start a feud. In this movie, two magicians start a feud over something huge and terrible, a death, the death of someone very close to one of the magicians. The two main characters, also know as magicians, are called Alfred Borden, and…

to follow. Orwell says “I could feel their two thousand wills pressing me forward”, which shows how he is swayed by the opinions of the crowd and is pressurized to make a decision that is not his own. “And suddenly I realized that I should have to shoot the elephant after all. The people expected it of me and I had got to do it” (Orwell). The narrator feels the pressure of the crowd…