The Troubles

George couldn’t take care of Lennie anymore and Last George knew that he won't be able to make Lennie’s dream came true. First of all, since Lennie kill Curley wife’s accidently, George had to go hide in the forest because he knows that we will be in trouble, when George finds out that Curley wife is dead and that Lennie is the murder George didn’t know what to do, he knows Curley wouldn’t have any mercy for George if he finds out. George didn’t have any option to kill Lennie by his own hand to…

called the Greasers and the Socs. Some conflicts that Ponyboy faces in this story are being includes getting in trouble with the law, having to save kids that are in danger, and threatened to be taken away from Darry and his family. Conflict #1 The first conflict that Ponyboy faces in the story The Outsiders is getting in trouble with the law. In the book The Outsiders Ponyboy gets in trouble with the law. This is…

For example, a child might be doing homework, but this thoughts woud stray on something else and would seemingly be in a daze and would not be able to complete the task at hand. Children with symptoms of hyperactivity may constantly fidget, have trouble sitting still or playing quietly, move around constantly and talk excessively (“Signs and symptoms of attention deficit disorder in kids,” n.d.). An example of hyperactivity in children is a child in church may be constantly moving by…

lot of things like Delly when she followed Ferris home after school. Friendship is a big part of life and I learned that from reading your book. Delly gets in trouble a lot and I’m somewhat the same. I do get in trouble, but not as much as Delly. Once I gave a kid a wedgie when I was in 2nd grade and I was in pretty big trouble that's probably the worst I've done, but Delly she’s taken a…

car, and I tell him "Greg you have helped me through my troubles, and I'm glad we could be triumphant in the end". Once we get out of the car I thank his dad Jeff Kinney for letting me borrow Greg to get through my troubles and life. I walk home after my day in the forest and think to myself I should have met Greg earlier stop me from getting in trouble. As I lay down in my bed I again realize that I am like Greg in how we both get in trouble and we both understand how that changes us. All in…

are two stories, The Story of an Hour and The Interlopers, that have many similarities. They are very different stories, but there are themes in both of them that are the same. The Story of an Hour is about a woman (Louise Mallard) who has heart trouble. She receives word that her husband is dead, she realized that she could do whatever she wanted because she was freed from her marriage. She has a few minutes of overwhelming joy. Louise goes downstairs, and lo and behold, her husband walks in…

George. Lennie is a gentle giant who tends to break anything he touches. He suffers from mental illness and lacks the understanding of most adults. He loves soft and fuzzy things like rabbits, but this is usually the reason why he gets himself in trouble. His mental instability and physical features can be intimidating. Many people much rather hurt Lennie out of fear instead of trying to get to know him. His downfall is his own lack of understanding of his physical power and his kid like mind.…

William Vargas Who knew a pearl could cause so much trouble? The Pearl was written by John Steinbeck. The main characters are Kino, Juana, and Coyotito. The Pearl takes place in La Paz, Mexico about the family life of Kino, his wife Juana, and their son Coyotito. A scorpion crawls onto Coyotito’s shoulder and Stings him. Kino searches desperately to find a Pearl on his canoe. Later on in the story Kino’s family get in a lot trouble with the village people because they want that Pearl. The…

detect problems in memory or concentration. Common difficulties include: › Problems coming up with the right word or name. › Trouble remembering names when introduced to new people. › having greater difficulty performing tasks in social or work…

keeps him in his own words from getting “mean”. George was asked if he would take care of Lennie, when Lennie’s Aunt Clara passed away. Since that day George has taken good care of Lennie, providing work for the two and helping Lennie get out of trouble. Though George sometimes resents Lennie as a burden, he also deeply loves him and shares the dream of having their own ranch.…