Tate

and letting the new day sun wash over her fur. It was fortunate the building’s windows had already been given a reflective filter to prevent people looking in. She loved being admired, but it was best not to advertise the fact that the epicenter of Tate-Fairchild Syndrome outbreaks in Central City, as well as the main hub of shadowscape.net, the world’s fastest growingly popular adult entertainment website, was situated right in the middle of the business district. She had…

lone white horse galloping into town, ridden by none other than the county’s finest lawman. Like all trustworthy lawmen in great Westerns, he has the strongest of character, the kindest smile, and the firmest grip on the discipline of the town. Heck Tate, a character in Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, is not necessarily trustworthy, his character is torn and battered, his smile is not always kind, and his grip on discipline has much to be desired, but in spite of all this, he holds the…

When readers compare the actions Tate took in the Tom Robinson trial in comparison to the murder of Bob Ewell, it is evident that Tate forgets the beliefs he chooses to uphold through most of the book and only prejudice and insincerity consume him. Tate is not only thought of to be a good sheriff, but also a good being as stated by Atticus,“… it’s mighty kind of you and I know you’re doing it from that good heart of yours…” (365). Tate is not only shown as a decent man, he is shown…

In the story American Horror Story: Murder House it surrounds a boy named Tate Langdon and his misadventure with his friends and family Vivian Harmon, Dr. Ben Harmon, and Constant Langdon. Tate was born in 1977 to Constance and Hugo Langdon. Tate was the brother of Adelaide, Beauregard, and possibly one other unidentified albino sibling. Though he alone of the Langdon children has escaped visible physical defect, he is very mentally disturbed, perhaps owing in some part to his absentee father…

action: On the above listed date and time, I responded to 1605 Hogarth Street Apartment A in the City of Beaufort, South Carolina in reference to Breaking and Entering to a residence. I spoke with DENISE TATE who provided me the below statement. Interview with complainant: (DENISE TATE) TATE stated on the above listed date, she returned home at approximately 9:00 PM when both her and her son went to bed. She stated she secured all doors prior to go to sleep. She then stated she woke up at…

building was sweating buckets. Walking down the halls, one could definitely tell who was wearing deodorant and who was not. Mr. Johnson was about to start Monday’s lesson when a lanky, blonde haired boy walked into the classroom. “Everyone, this is Tate, a new student to our class. When you get the time, please introduce yourself and make him feel like home.” he announced. The grey eyed boy took a seat in the back row. He pulled out a sketchbook and pencil and tuned out. A buzz signaled the…

A Changing World Could you imagine one of your siblings being banished from your family? In the fictional novel, Under the Bridge by Michael Harmon published in 2012, the main character and narrator Tate experiences this problem with his brother Indy. Tate’s family lives in Spokane, Washington Indy believes he never gets the respect his brother does from his parents. Indy is capable of being a well-rounded person as shown through his writing skills but denies to be that type of person. Because…

Jay Gatsby and Tate Langdon are insane individuals; whose rightful place in society is locked behind bars. However, through maintaining the façade of normality, they eluded capture long enough to do irreversible harm. Written in 1925, The Great Gatsby is a story told by Nick Carraway, set sometime after 1922 about his dear friend. His friend, Jay Gatsby was a man with great wealth, sketchy business matters, and a suspicious background that made him both repulsive and alluring. Everybody enjoys…

Bob Ewell deserves his actions. Just as Sheriff Tate replies to Atticus, “There’s a black boy dead for no reason, and the man responsible for it is dead. Let the dead bury the dead this time, Mr. Finch. Let the dead bury the dead,” (Lee, 1960, p.317). Rather than hassling with a court case and the prejudice…

hours, while passing breakfast trays in pod K, I opened room #45 from my touch screen computer for Inmate James Tate #14789 to come and receive his breakfast tray. While Tate was walking out of his room, he stopped at the table in front of his room and started talking to Inmate Peter Long #257415 about a tray that he owed him over a bet that they agreed on. At that time, I observed Tate strike Long in the chest area with a closed fist. At that time both inmates began to fight knocking over…