Tight end

“Animals” (128), a perfectly apt description of the boys that drove to Greasy Lake at night. Much different from the boys that drove away the following morning. This sudden change within the boys is exemplified between the two interactions with the girls up at Greasy Lake. The stark contrast between the animalistic urges and restrained behavior exhibited between the two moments show the sudden character change within Digby, Jeff, and the narrator. The sudden realization of that night, the…

dorsal to the tail. Well, we didn't know. 'Cause our bomb mission had been so secret, no distress signal had been sent, huh. They didn't even list us overdue for a week. Very first light, chief. The sharks come cruisin'. So we formed ourselves into tight groups. You know it's... kinda like 'ol squares in battle like uh, you see on a calendar, like the battle of Waterloo.…

first or not slowing down after the finish. Contestants can also hit 5 g’s and blackout. Contenders ride on a small sled that weighs 90 pounds and if you aren’t careful you can end up badly injured, and all for a metal necklace. Even some of the most famous people crash and burn. It happens by not steering hard enough on tight turns and flipping. Having a sled with sharp skates on the bottom that is going 100 mile per hour out of control is not good. If he does get thrown of hopefully he is in…

Football and basketball are the utmost popular sports played in America. Millions of fans assemble in stadiums to applaud their favorite team, hoping for a victory. Many fans believe football and basketball have an identical atmosphere; however, the two are completely different, but also share similarities. In both football and basketball, there are many similarities, but their differences are what make them unique sports to watch. Football is extremely different from basketball, but…

The holocaust was the largest Jewish persecution that killed over 6 million jews during world war 2. The holocaust was a state-sponsored persecution by the nazis to rid the world of the Jewish. Nazis believed that they were the racial superior and that the jews were inferior and an alien threat to the germans. Many jews were deported out of the country before the war and the remain jews inside of Germany were faced with high discrimination. When World War 2 broke out several rules were placed…

good, but, then it turns into a very negative thing that eventually leads to death or destruction. His view is also evident through the fact that he only uses the senses of smell and sound throughout the entire portion of the imagery until the very end. This…

life. Whenever she felt that she was losing to her disease, she showed the positivity which helped her to face the brutal conditions from the disease. Her positivity encouraged her to have a better life using the family support she received. At the end of the article she writes that if the cure for MS was available, she’d take it but she doesn’t need one. It reflects how she’s succeeding at evoking empathy because it shows how she is not taking an advantage of being crippled and not making other…

Seeing this from her, I thought, well, most teens everywhere like all of those foods. So, I came to conclusion that all teens seem to have similar taste buds. I asked Beth so many different questions about her life, and what it’s like, I decided to end on an easier question, “Do you wish you could live here in the United States?” Her response surprised me. I thought a lot of British people would want to live in the United States because of all the stuff we have, the celebrities, and just…

In Arthur Miller's The Crucible, the character Reverend John Hale undergoes a profound change during the duration of Act II. Miller first describes Hale as “nearing forty, a tight-skinned, eager-eyed intellectual.” He excludes that Hale isn’t a “smart intellectual” but a man devoted to only thinking about the higher powers of God causing Hale to often be inept with other people’s emotions. Despite the fact that Hale does boast about his extensive knowledge in witchcraft; Hale has been studying…

ACLU sued Judge Moore "...for displaying the Ten Commandments in his courtroom." This was a problem according to the ACLU because, it violates the separation of church and state. Judge Moore however, used this incident to become chief justice. In the end, Judge Moore was fired because he placed himself above the law by disobeying court orders to tear down his monument. The topic then switches to how the United States is very religious and how the clergy are regarded as moral experts. These…