The Hollow

“The happy man is a hollow man” (Begley 456). This quote means that to be happy one needs to be empty or void of emotion. One who is hollow may scroll down Facebook and see depressing news and not feel a thing. This is why one may say that social media does not affect happiness. “No American simply inherits happiness by dint of genes…

and the gun hase to be a licensed brand. Fore that ammunition I would have them use hollow points for two reasons. First they do more damage when they hit a person, and second they break apart inside so they do not exist as a whole or if they even exit because they normally don't. If we had teachers use regular rounds they would go right through a person and you risk hitting another person. But with the hollow points even if they hit a wall or a person they will break apart. Next for holsters…

Night-time. Clangs of doom were awakened, battering against the board-up windows. Terror crept through the air. Silence again. The wooden tranquillising chair stared at her ominously, daunting her mind as frightened hollow eyes caught sight of the blood-crusted metal and the empty bottle of disinfectant that lay in the porcelain sink. Her eyes continued searching while she was walking towards a funereal cabinet. Scanning through a sea of papers, her hands pulled out…

Throughout the article, it was fairly obvious that hooks was using the, “disagree with explanation”, tactic to write. She is directly attacking Sandberg’s work with the argument that Sandberg focused on everything that’s already been said in the past without bringing up any new ideas to advance the feminist movement. hooks gave quotes and paraphrasing from Sandberg’s work and various discussions of empowerment for women. Almost all of hooks’ sentences began with a fault of Sandberg in her…

The show must go on, or at least the hero has to live until the end so the readers have a story to finish. In How to Read Literature Like a Professor Revised Edition by Thomas C. Foster, Foster explains why it’s never a good idea to be near the hero much less be best friends with the hero because the hero will be the one to survive the story. The surrounding characters are free game for the writer to do what they please, which sometimes involves killing them off. Disposing of characters close…

Bedingfield 1 Kalyn Bedingfield Hensley English 11 Honors/ First Period 09 September 2018 Part 2: Author Biography Nathaniel Hawthorne is a famous writer known for his use of allegory and symbolism. He was born on July 4, 1804, in Salem Massachusetts. Hawthorne suffered a leg injury at an early age of his life, during this time he developed a love for reading and found the love for writing. His father passed away from yellow fever in 1808. The death of Hawthorne’s father left him and his…

tail-lengths from the water.It contains the Island, where the Packs hold their Gatherings each moon. The Moonpool is located far northeast from the Pack territories, and it is neutral territory as well. It is a small pool located at the bottom of a hollow, and on one side there is a steep cliff with water flowing out of it and it pours into the pool.This is where spirit dogs speak with their ancestors and where the leaders go to consult with BrightPack and to gain their nine lives.(I kept this…

his life story alongside universal themes in the poem. This poem could be compared to poems written by the 17th century poet George Herbert (707). The second period of Eliot’s writing would consist of the very popular poems The Waste Land and “The Hollow Men”. Eliot stopped writing secular humanism poetry as well after this era (706). The Waste Land was first published in 1922. This…

is kept in mind is the combustion stability. The injector will have only secondary performance if it triggers to destructive instability. 4.1 Types of injector There are different types of injector Impinging injectors Shower head injectors Coaxial hollow post injector Fan former injector Slots and sbeets injector Pintle Injector 4.2 Impinging Injector These injectors are normally used for oxygen-hydrocarbons and storable propellants. In the unlike doublet pattern fuel and oxidizer are injected…

The “farmhouse” is a crucial setting to my book “The Dogs”. Dark, isolated, dingy, and a discreet place in a small town called Wolf Hollow. One of the main reasons this house qualified for their stay was because it was in a quiet neighbourhood and in midst of a dense cornfield making it hardly visible to transient passerby. Of course, an ideal hideout for a woman who doesn’t want a speculative audience and in particular wants to steer clear of her abusive and promiscuous husband’s company. The…