The Dark Tunnel

I feel like I'm suffocating and everything is too close. The tunnels were a nightmare for me. It was wet, humid, dark, super eerie and just not where I wanted to be. I wanted to get out the moment I walked in, but all I could think about were the men that LIVED in these tunnels. The tunnels we walked through were preserved, but some were not and so they were closed off to us. We could still see them from afar though, and they…

western part of the lake shore. TigerPack territory is open moor in the southeastern part of the territory. The TigerPack Camp is a shallow scoop in the ground, protected from the weather and enemies. Landmarks in the TigerPack territory: A network of tunnels running below MidnightPack and TigerPack grounds, connecting them. The Horseplace that forms their southern border. Other Territories The Lake is a large body of water that touches all the Packs' territories,and it is the Packs' main source…

The tunnel symbols Charlie’s transition into high school. The tunnel has appeared several times in the book. Its most important appearance was at the end of the book. Charlie, Sam and Patrick was driving through the tunnel on a pick-up truck. Charlie saw the lights at downton of the tunnel, which is another use of symbolism for his future life. Irony The major irony in The Perks of Being a Wallflower…

Clearwater will construct and maintain our living area until we are rescued by having an emergency shelter that is about 70 square meters with length benches. If an airing problem occurs, then we must evacuate our living area and move out into a tunnel. We will use a rear actor to dig for underground water sources. As well, we will use the radiators from the vehicles inside the mine shaft to search for water. Food supplies will be limited because we will need to prepare ourselves for darker…

apartment that belongs to the Younger family is dirty and aged with many years of difficulties and experiences. Lorraine Hansberry uses symbolism to support the central idea that over time families endure struggles that can eventually be overcome. The dark and dismal apartment of the Younger’s shows the reality of their everyday life. Hansberry expresses, “ And here a table or a chair has been moved to disguise the worn places in the carpet…” (487). The worn places in the carpet symbolize…

blows mercilessly there, pitting the skin, a land that seems lifeless. This Dark Empire contains, grotesque spirits hidden deep beneath the surface. These souls and spirits there are malevolent toward man. They find tremendous pleasure in the torture of humans. They will cause dreadful mishaps to occur, for their disgusting ways. The smell of cold stone, dampness, and mold sickly lingers through the underground tunnels of their world. A coal black castle rises out of the earth, where the…

stayed awake to illuminate the dark, moonless night. The forest sparkled, mirroring the blinding collection of glittering stars. The faint wind brushed against the tree’s leaves, the ripples ruffling the stillness of the branches making the night more and more gloomy. The once so pleasant sunset was now gone and complete black. The only light visible was the little, shiny stars glistening in the dim sky which made everything brighten up. You will eventually face the dark nights in your life that…

What should be just a meaningless and mundane activity of crossing a body of water, Mary Oliver effectively incites a lively relationship between the speaker and the swamp in “Crossing the Swamp.” The speaker’s journey through the swamp becomes a relatable story to every reader who has experienced struggle. With imagery, structure, and an extended metaphor, Oliver creates this relationship between the speaker and the swamp to transcend off the pages and into the reader’s heart. In a first read…

the opposite of their literal meanings to make the story interesting. For example, at the beginning of the story the setting is at a carnival. When most people think of carnivals they think of happiness and fun, but the actual mood of the story is dark and evil. Another thing is that Fortunato, later the victim,…

each freedom taken from the characters and all they have is hardship and hard work for all their fellow brothers in the cities. Forced to follow the world council's rules, Equality 7-2521 tries to fit in with his fellow brothers, but when finding a tunnel from the unmentionable times he fails to follow the rules of his brother men and creates a great gift to man before getting run out of the city to the uncharted and unexplored forest. A marxist reading of this novel includes elements that…