Diana Moon Glampers Alternate Ending

Diana Moon Glampers Alternate Ending
In was then that Diana Moon Glampers, the Handicapper General, came into the studio with a
double–barreled ten–gauge shotgun. She fired twice, and the Emperor and the Empress were dead
before they hit the floor... they thought. The bult had hit Harrison square in the Heart. But for the
dancer it hit right below skimming her lungs. She was still alive. Diana Moon Glampers loaded the
gun again. She aimed it at the musicians and told them they had ten seconds to get their handicaps
back on. It was then that the Bergerons television tube burned out. Hazel turned to comment about
the blackout to George. But George had gone into the kitchen for a can of beer. Hazel fell to the
floor in tears. Sobbing for her son, whom she barely got to know. Hoping he wasn't gone forever.
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"everything is fine." But everything wasn't fine at least as she knew it. For all she knew her son was
dead. Back at the studio Diana called for the conaner people to come pick up the body. It took about
five strong men to even drag Harrison's body into the back of the coroner van. Well, I single man
carried the dancer out on the stracher. The man was shocked when he saw her chest slightly go up
and down. She wasn't dead like he thought. "It's okay, you're going to be okay. I promise." mumbled
the man. She cracked open her eyes to see him staring down at her, with a slight smile. When all of
the sudden Diana walked by and saw the slip of the dancers eye. She walked right up to the worker
dragging her stretcher out of the studio. Moon glanced over and saw the dancers eyes open as she
was loaded in the ambulance . She glared and grumbled under her breath, "Oh I'll get you soon, yah
little brat." In the car the paramedic worker put a oxygen mask on her. Well he was checking her
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A Social Problem In Trifles And A Rose For Emily
In "Trifles" Susan Glaspell argues a social problem " the confining environments that frustrate the
full development of human potential " according to Literature Resource Center. In "Trifles" Hale
arrives to Mr. and Mrs. Wright home to see if John Wright wanted to go in with him on a party
telephone. Hale entered into the home and seen Mrs. Wright sitting down with her apron on. Mrs.
Wright told Hale that John was dead and pointed upstairs. County Attorney arrive to the home and
goes upstairs to check on John Wright , Sheriff goes upstairs with him. Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale
both were downstairs trying to find evidence on why Ms. Wright may have done this to her
husband. "Trifles" and "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner are both about women and murder.
In "Trifles" Mrs. Wright killed her husband while he was sleeping "He died of a rope around his
neck," says she, (941) Miss Emily in "A Rose for Emily" she kills the man she was dating. Emily is
"bloated, like a body long submerged in motionless water, and of that pallid hue." Emily father
refused to let her date anyone. She felt lonely most of the time, then her father dies. After her
father's death she begins dating Homer Barron. He was seen entering her house, but then was never
seen again. Emily would just sit in the dark house by herself where she started to get older and older
throughout the day. Emily then died, felt ill in the house filled with dust and shadows. Emily two
cousins scanned the house and seen the

Jay Gatsby Monologue
White Card Jay Gatsby relaxed behind the polished drugstore counter, dressed in a cheap yet classy
cream suit and a red–striped straw boater. Tomorrow was a three–day weekend, so naturally many
customers had visited, buying various 'prescriptions'. Today was going outstandingly, as he had
earned ten times his average daily income by mid–afternoon. Usually, he worked from early
morning to late evening, dealing with moonshine suppliers, both local and interstate, his phone
ringing off the hook. Casually, he peered over the top of a pilfered copy of The New York Times,
out the dusty newspapered window, and admired the giggling flappers as they sauntered past. His
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Jay jumped to attention, his attention drawn to muffled swears that resounded from the hidden
backroom. His customer looked panicked and reached towards his hip with his right hand, drawing
back his white blazer. Alarm bells pealed in Jay's head, his eyes widening in fear as he realised what
was happening. He was being set up. Like an iceberg fracturing from a glacier, his perfect and
smooth running day fell with a spectacular splash. This man was packing heat. A standard police
issue handgun. Undoubtedly, the authorities were raiding the place as Jay spoke. They would soon
find the concealed moonshine. Weighing up his options, Jay vaulted over the countertop only to
meet the beat cop's left hook connecting with his face. Acute pain registered and intensely
dissipated. Darkness filtered through his heavy eyelids before settling in his subconscious. Jay
awoke in a musty holding cell with orange light tricking through the rusting bars. His attention was
captured by a pungent smell that wafted from the filth–covered basin in the dark shadowy corner.
He lay eagle–spread and supine on the floor, as if he had been dragged roughly by his limbs and
aggressively dumped. Clutching his head, he felt an amassing bruise and groaned. Being jailed was
the last thing on his mind. It was like being a fish caught in a barrel. There was so much he needed
to do and achieve, which had already been meticulously

Hills Like White Elephants Short Story
In both of the short stories "Hills like White Elephants" by Ernest Hemingway and "The Story of an
Hour" by Kate Chopin, setting plays an important role. The time and place in which the stories take
place, reveals the nature of the conflict of the main character. In both Hemingway's and Chopin's
stories, the place is significantly more important than the time. Both of the main characters come to
a realization at the end of each story and the place in which it takes place in is significant. To begin,
Hemingway's story takes place at a train junction where the couple is able to overlook Ebro Valley,
which is a river in Spain. The fact that it takes place in is a train junction shows that the couple is at
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This subsequently became the future number one for the girl, making the other barren side of the
valley future number two, which would be not having the operation. Towards the end of the story,
the girl's decision is quite unclear as she exclaims that "can't we maybe stop talking?" However,
when the train is about to come, the American man moves their luggage to the other side of the
valley, which is the side with "fields of grain and trees along the banks", providing the information
that the girl must have chose future number one, which would be having the operation. As a result of
the setting, particularly the contrast of the two valleys, the internal conflict the girl was having was
solved. Similarly, Chopin's story relies heavily on the setting, specifically the place once again. The
story takes place in Mrs. Mallard's home as she is just receiving the news that her husband has
supposedly passed away. Downstairs, in the living room, Mrs. Mallard "wept at once" which was
unusual because normally women were in shock and did not have a reaction so fast. Later, Mrs.
Mallard went upstairs to her room and "would have no one follow her." Inside of her room, Mrs.
Mallard imagines a new life without her husband. She sees "the new spring life" which she did not
become upset about, while any other widow would be devastated to think about a new beginning.
The time in which the story takes place is important here because the 'norm' was that

Descriptive Essay About Hunting
As you can probably tell from the title, I love hunting. Everyday I dream of going out and sitting
patiently; just waiting for the perfect broadside shot on a whitetail. Hunting is what i love to do the
most, and if this place really existed i would never come back from it. I first went hunting when i
was 9 years old with my dad. My dad has always loved hunting and wanted to show me what is was
all about and why he did it. I hope that one day that I will get some land of my own further south
and have a hunting camp of my own. I have been to a hunting camp that belongs to one of my dad's
friends, and it's pretty cool, but it is not anything like what my dream camp would be. My hunting
camp would be pretty far south Indiana where the weather is just what i like. I would at least have
50 acres of woods with food plots and lurs everywhere. The deer down there can get pretty big
especially if you grow them in your woods. The actual camp would be a huge log cabin that has a
basement and an upstairs with lots of beds for my friends when they come down to hunt annually
every year. I would have deer heads, hog heads, stuffed turkeys, and many antler mounts all over the
place on the walls. Outside would be a place to hang the deer up that have been shot so I could skin
them and get the meat myself instead of taking it to a taxidermist and spending ridiculous money to
get the deer processed. Beside the place to hang the deer would be a stainless steel table for when
you cut the meats

A Short Story : A Story?
It was a normal day at the Williams house at 7:30 a.m. on a Saturday morning. Tim Williams was a
small, muscular little boy who had brown hair that spiked up in the front. Tim was like any other
twelve year old boy in the little town of Watermill he loved playing sports. ( 1. ) Tim had so much
sports equipment in his room along with shoes and clothes all over the floor, he didn't know what to
do with it all. Tim was just watching cartoons eating waffles when his mother walked in with a
furious look on her face. She told Tim that it was about time he go upstairs and clean his room. Tim
started up upstairs with a slow walk as if he wouldn't have to do it if he walked slowly. As he made
his way upstairs he already knew what he was about to get into.
Finally he made it to the door and with great displeasure opened the door only to find piles of
clothes everywhere, along with sports equipment and shoes mixed in with it. He started by walking
around his room to see what he had piled up all over the place. He was walking past his favorite
basketball when all of a sudden he fell straight through a pile of clothes! Tim had been falling for a
while until he landed on a trampoline that shot him straight back up into the air. After Tim landed
back on the ground, he looked around confused as to where he was. As he got to his feet he could
see that there were forests and mountains in the distance. Tim looked around some more with
amazement in his eyes. Tim could see tons birds, bears,

April Morning Movie And Book Comparison Essay
The April Morning novel and the movie reveals the same basic story line. In movie, some scenes
and characters were cut off from the novel, but overall it gives the same idea as novel. Both the
book and movie depicts the story of Adam Cooper who is 15 year old boy at the beginning of the
novel but at the end he turns out a man who takes the responsibilities of his family after his father
death. Adam lives with his father Moses, mother Sarah, Brother Levi, and grandmother. The book
shows the character Levi but not in movie. The novel also depicts the battle of Lexington and
concord Adam does not play any significant role in this battle, but he learns most of things from this
battle. Both reveals the bad relationship between the Adam and his father Moses Copper but during
this battle, Adam realizes the inside love for him by his father. The movie and the novel both reveals
the life of Adam Cooper and how the battle of Lexington and Concord was fought. In both of them,
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This shows how Adam is turning a man from a boy. In both, Moses teaches how to count pellets.
Unlike in the movie, the book shows that Adams brother Levi cleans his gun. Another difference is
that when Adam is hiding in smokehouse, Levi came over there to sees him in the book but in the
movie Ruth comes to see him. This proves when Adam says "Levi! Here in the smokehouse" (104).
Adam, "I told myself that from now on, I would take care of him (Levi) just as if I were his own
father"(107). This shows that Adam realizes his own responsibilities toward his brother and family.
In the book, Adam falls asleep in the smokehouse but not in the movie. In both, they recite the old
hundred song when waiting for the British army. Adams father Moses is the first one to shot death in

Analysis Of Night Of The Living Dead
Jeffrey Bechtold 55 sentences The film "Night of the Living Dead" is a movie based on a zombie
apocalypse. The film begins with a man named Johnny and a woman named Barbara, with blonde
hair, driving four hours from their home to a cemetery. They drive all that way because their father's
grave is in that cemetery and their mother wants her children to replace the flowers on the grave.
Once Johnny and Barbara arrive at the cemetery and replace the flower Johnny starts horseplaying
around and teasing Barbara saying "they're coming to get you they just want your brain." After
Johnny said that a man was wandering around the cemetery and he walked up to Barbara and
grabbed her. Johnny then threw the man off Barbara and the man and Johnny started to wrestle.
Johnny was knocked out on the ground and the man started to chase Barbara. Barbara was trying to
find a place to hide and was running in fear from the man. She finally found a house, so she ran into
the house and closed the door and tried finding a weapon. As she was going through the house
trying to find help a man named Ben, who is black, walked into the house trying to talk to Barbara
and help her. Ben knew how to keep them safe in the house he wanted to board up the windows and
the doors so these creatures wouldn't get in. These creatures looked like humans and walked very
slow and weren't smart, they didn't talk and just attacked humans by walking at them grabbing them
and then biting them. Ben killed a couple of

Personal Narrative Essay: Is It Worth Losing A Case?
Losing a case is mostly due to; not having a near death experience is no reason to use a gun. In my
past experience when I was trying to get my gun license they have told me the shocker having a gun
if I was to get robbed in my home or in public and I shot individual to defend myself. In most cases
I would have been found guilty because the teacher told me I had to be closing to dying for example
if I was attacked with a bat and got hit multiple of times trying to stop individual and there was no
way of running away then it's a valid accuse to use the weapon to defend yourself . for example
there's an article us news that tells story how a sixty–four year old Minnesota man who killed the
teens Haile Kifer, 18, and her cousin, Nicholas Brady,

Response To The Sympathetic Nervous System
Stage1– Alarm stage is the immediate response to the stressor. This immediate response will result
in a person's sympathetic nervous system being stimulated. The stimulation of the person's
sympathetic nervous system is characterized by the increase in one's heart rate, blood pressure, and
respirations. This reaction is also known as a fight or flight response when adrenaline is released in
a person body which stimulates the sympathetic nervous system. This stage gives us the strength to
fight off a threat. Stage 2–Resistence stage is where the pituitary gland stops the secretion of
hormons that were responsible for the fight or flight response. After the first response resources
remain moblisezed and we begin to cope with the stressor. Stage

Charles Simic's 'To The One Upstairs'
Some believe in a higher power, a God, who created all things and brought this life we
know into existence. Some choose to adore him; some choose to despise him. Charles Simic in
his poem "To the One Upstairs", reveals a relationship filled with anger, mockery, and hatred
towards the "Boss of all bosses" through the use of tone and many literary devices that include
colloquialism, irony, rhetorical questions, and
In Simic's first stanza he opens "the note" to God with his initial tone; mockery. He
seems to taunt God in claiming that he is "Mr Know–it–all, wheeler–dealer, [and] wire–puller".
The intention of these "praises" is not to make God feel good, instead Simic uses them to mock
what God thinks of himself. He finalizes on this idea with his nonchalant ... Show more content on
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One can infer that in this sense Simic just see's God as a "big" waste of space
and time.
By the third stanza Simic is clearly irritated with God for "pretending [he's] too busy to
notice" all the people, that chose to adore him, "begging [to him] on their knees." To undermine
the "Boss of all bosses" authority Simic starts giving God a commanding tone ordering God to
"Tell them to button up and go to bed." "Doesn't it give you the creeps?" Simic uses this
rhetorical question to address those "on their knees" for the man upstairs, to the man upstairs, but
it could also imply that Simic may have wanted a response from God, maybe as proof that he
exists, knowing that he isn't likely to get one.

To close up his note to God Simic makes certain that his agitated attitude is felt by God
by accusing that "[God's] hands are empty and so are [his] eyes. There is nothing to put [his]
signature to." Simic seems to be upset that God claims to be the creator of all things, but can't
put his name on any of it. The true anger of Simic toward God is shown when he disgruntledly
states that "even if [God] knew [his] own name, or the ones [Simic] keep[s] inventing" he

Personal Narrative Essay : My Dream Hunting Camp
Dream Hunting Camp
As you can probably tell from the title, I love hunting. Everyday I dream of going out and sitting
patiently; just waiting for the perfect broadside shot on a whitetail. Hunting is what i love to do the
most, and if this place really existed i would never come back from it. I first went hunting when i
was 9 years old with my dad. My dad has always loved hunting and wanted to show me what it was
all about and why he did it. I hope that one day that I will get some land of my own further south
and have a hunting camp of my own. I have been to a hunting camp that belongs to one of my dad's
friends, and it's pretty cool, but it is not anything like what my dream camp would be. My hunting
camp would be pretty far south ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The stands wouldn't be that close to the trails cause you wouldn't want to scare the deer when you
go to your stand. Some of the stands would be tri–pod style, two man stands, ladder stands, grounds
blinds, and pretty much everything else you could think of. I would have deer feeders about 20
yards to 40 yards away from each stand so that way they feel comfortable in each of those spots.
The cabin would have stone floors and an old fashioned wood heater in every room. There would
also be a pool table behind the sitting room with a 72" flat screen tv. There would also be a bar to
the side of the pool table so that way when you are playing you can go over to the bar and make
yourself a drink. The bar would have very soft cushions and will be able to adjust height. There
would also be dimming lights inside of the ceiling above the bar, the pool table, the kitchen, and the
sitting room. There would also be a big garage for all of the four wheelers to be in when you are not
using them.
On the wall in the sitting room, I would have gun mounts for all of my rifles and shotguns to sit
until I take them out to hunt. The bathroom would have camo curtains and a camo seat on the toilet.
More dimming lights would be in there, too. The bathroom would be painted a camo green with
brown trimming and leaves painted on the wall every now and then. There would be a cabinet with
extra toilet paper and towels for when you take a shower or wash your hands. The

Lane: A Short Story
A couple of years ago, my brothers and me were home alone. See, this story is already off to a bad
start. Anyway, things were going excellent. Lane, my little brother, was upstairs watching TV and
me and my older brother, Jacob, were down stairs. Then the pizza man showed up and everything
came crashing down. By everything, I mean Lane and by down, I mean loud and screaming. The
pizza man seemed absent–minded and I don't think he realized we were home alone. Casually, Jacob
paid the guy, took the pizza, and closed the door behind him. We tore that pizza apart like it was
wrapping paper on a Christmas present. Lane sat down and started eating. Jacob did not like that
and got angry because he wanted him to go upstairs. Things escalated

Brutus Narrative
First, There once was a boy named Justin and he had a dog named Brutus. Brutus was a german
shepard. Michael had Brutus since he was 2yr old. He is a great friend. Michael is 14 years old and
in 8th grade. He goes to Everstand junior high. It is a huge school and they are allowed to bring pets
to school. They don't have to wear uniforms. They is over 1800 students that go there and 80
teachers. They have 4 principals. Justin's mom works 2 jobs to keep the house they live in. His dad
is always away on jobs and barely has time to relax. His mom's name is Luisa and his dad's name is
Willie. He has sisters but they annoy him a lot so he doesn't hang out with them that much. He has 2
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That was one of my personal stories because i didn't tell my mom or dad that. Only my two friends
knew that and his sister. The man that called the police was a random person and he did a good act
because he could have just walked away. The person that chased us i didn't recognize him at all
because he was a tall white male and he had a black

Critical Analysis Of Gosford Park
In the movie called, "Gosford Park" the film distinguishes social class between upper and lower
class. The movie starts with a fancy party hosted by Sir William McCordle and Lady Sylvia
McCordle. The party has invited a house full of guests for a shooting party. The guests include Sir
William sister, Constance, the Countess of Trenham, who depends on an allowance he is constantly
threatening to withdraw, Lady Sylvia's sister Louisa, who like Sylvia had to marry for money. Lastly
Louisa's husband, Commander Anthony Meredith is also invited to the party along with Lavinia,
who is married to Raymond, Lord Stockbridge. And the Hollywood star Ivor Novello. Beneath the
stairs is the butler Jennings, the housekeeper Mrs. Wilson, and the cook Mrs. Croft. In the movie the
guests have to perform certain roles to satisfied their owner. For example, Lady Constance is
threatened with financial ruin. Novello has to sing for their supper; while below stairs, a man like
Jennings is obviously extremely happy to head the staff of a great house. The conflict begins when
Sir William McCordle was murdered. One of the main issues being satirized in "Gosford Park" is
the absurdity of class distinction in society. Altman satirizes the idea of a social hierarchy, where
people are separated into different classes based on their amount of wealth and aristocracy, and are
forced to live different lives and be different people. He highlights the negative effects imposed on
society, especially the upper

Personal Narrative: Demons Are Here
Demons are Here When was the last time you saw a ghost or felt a presence? I was about 11 years
old when I saw the man. Tall with a leather black jacket, no hands, the darkest black of eyes, and
pointy shoes that could stab an eye. One afternoon in 2012 my mother and siblings were getting
ready to leave to get some food she told me that I could stay home and to just lock the doors and she
would be right back. A few moments after she left I heard noises upstairs in my sister's room, but no
one was home. I quickly ran to all the doors and locked them. As I sat on the couch I heard "mariah"
coming from our coat closet. I said "hello?" of course, being as young and naive as I was I didn't
know what was in store for me. Suddenly I heard a knock

A Hero's Journey Chapter 2
Marlee watched as the first visitor approached the door from the upstairs window. He was sitting
upstairs cooking shrimp in a pot of oil. He was kind of confused to see a crazed person approach the
abandon house at 9 p.m. This visitor looked old and weary. It was an old lady who was carrying a
purse, while she was walking up to the house she took out a key like she lived there. Marlee was so
scared he thought he was in the wrong house. He quickly called Max and told him to get over to the
house right away! The old lady walked inside and started to walk up the stairs. She soon opens the
creaky door who reveals frightened Marlee sitting in a boxy chair in the corner. Thats when she
started screaming at the top of her lungs, her head was turning red like a cherry, it looked like her
head was going to explode. Marlee took off running. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Max should be coming he thought. Marlee then heard the front door open again and through the
cracks in the creaky floor boards smelt a terrible smelly man. He smelled like heavy alcohol and
sweat. He could taste the alcohol it was so strong. The room then flooded with a sour taste and
smell, thats the last thing he remembered before he was back upstairs in the bedroom. Marlee
couldn't see anything, he felt the wall and the door knob and then ended up with his hand in the
boiling oil. He screamed so loud that both the man and the women started running up the stairs. He
was like a prisoner in their house. The door then swung open and a pig belly man and a short stubby
women were standing in the door way. The man started to search the room for Marlee but he was
hiding in the closet. The women started to yell so loud that Marlee's ears rung. They were in the
room for a good twenty minutes trying to find him but failed; both of them walked out slamming the
heavy door making Marlee

Lost in Yonkers Summary
Lost in Yonkers is set in 1942 Yonkers, New York, in the living room in Grandma Kurnitz 's upstairs
apartment. Downstairs is Kurnitz 's Kandy Store, where Grandma and her daughter, Bella, work. As
the scene opens, two boys, Arty and Jay, sit uncomfortably on the couch waiting for their Father,
Eddie, to emerge from Grandma 's bedroom, where an important conversation is taking place. The
boys are strangers to this place since Grandma Kurnitz never liked the boys ' mother, a feeling that
was completely mutual. The boys ' discomfort escalates when their father tells them that they 'll be
spending the next 10 months with their Grandmother. Eddie 's wife 's death from cancer has left the
family deeply in debt, and Eddie has taken a job that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Jay has taken a phone message from the mysterious men who are looking for Louie, which makes
the boys ' fascination with Louie even more intriguing. Jay has not come down into the store to
work, and Grandma Kurnitz has come upstairs to get him. Grandma also forces Arty to drink the
horrible mustard soup by verbally battling with him. As soon as Grandma leaves the room, Louie
enters, telling the boys that he doesn 't want any interaction with Grandma Kurnitz.
Another voice–over starts this scene with the letter from Eddie, which includes some money for
food and medicine for the boys. The boys have settled into the household by this time and are
clearing dinner dishes and setting up chairs for a family meeting. Louie is anxious to leave, but
Bella is adamant that he stay to hear what she wants to say. Completely unsure of herself, Bella
fumbles and Jay helps her convey to the others that she is going to marry Johnny. The family
members don 't understand, and Louie loudly expresses his opinion about the man 's real intentions
toward Bella. Bella is undeterred by their protests and insists that she wants to be a wife and mother
and that her children will be happier than Bella and her siblings ever were. Gert, Bella 's sister, is
mildly consoling, but Grandma Kurnitz cannot listen to any more of Bella 's foolishness.
This scene also begins with a voice–over, but this time it is Jay who is

A Rose For Emily Flashback Analysis
"A Rose For Emily" by William Faulkner, is a short story explaining the life of the peculiar woman
named Emily Grierson. Emily, the main character, is a wealthy woman who suddenly lost the only
man that loved her, her father. Then her lover suddenly disappeared, later in the passage the readers
find out Emily has poisoned and killed him. Faulkner manipulates time through his use of
foreshadowing, flashback, and slow pacing in order to create mystery.
The author, William Faulkner, uses foreshadowing in the beginning of "A Rose For Emily" to create
a feeling of mystery to indicate the stories horrific ending. Faulkner begins giving clues about a
smell in Miss Emily's home. The author says "So they were not surprised when the smell developed.
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He begins the story during Miss Emily's funeral in which the whole town has come to fulfill their
desire of finding out what was behind her closed doors. He then leads into a string of flashbacks of
important moments during Miss Emily's life. He describes these events that are confusing to the
reader at the time but truly gives a look into how odd Miss Emily really is. Because he chooses to
begin the story after Emily has already passed and then he goes back and describes weird events that
happened throughout her life, Faulkner creates a feeling of mystery for the reader. He chooses not to
return to her funeral until the very end of the story, but by this time the reader has already grown
impatient waiting for him to reveal what was so strange about Miss Emily because of the
flashbacks. To further the mystery of the story the author also uses slow pacing to slow down the
time between the beginning and end of the story to create more mystery. He begins giving a long
description of how Miss Emily looks by including very minor details like how her skeleton was
small and spare and how her eyes got lost in her face fat. Faulkner uses things like this description
to slow down the pacing of the story in order to create more mystery for the reader. He could have
easily left out all the minor details and just gave a small description of what she looked like but his
choice to drag on the description

The Ordinary Night : It Is An Ordinary Night
It was an ordinary night... until he came... Holly was cleaning the table after dinner, her parents and
her brother Mikey in the living room, watching tv. Holly was 13, turning on 14 next month, she
quietly puts the plates next to the sink, the dishes looked like soldiers lined up to be put in the
dishwasher. Holly smiled and crosses the kitchen when she heard a loud banging on the door,
"BANG, BANG!" Holly looks at the door and crosses over to it, she yells, "coming!" She lays her
hand on the elaborate handle at the door and she looks down, clearly observing dark crimson blood
on the floor under the door, leaking into the room, it made her jitter nervously. Holly cautiously
opens the door wide. There, crumpled on the ground like a rag was a blood covered man, he looked
up at Holly. Holly was frozen in place, staring at his left empty eye socket. "Help... me..." he
croaked through blood flaked lips. She screamed and slammed the door, scrambling back like a
frightened sheep. Holly cowers and her mom runs into the room, "What is it Holly?" "M–m–man...
n–no... e–eye..." Holly mumbles, frozen in place and she whispers, "B–blood... e–everywhere..."
Holly points toward the door and Mom nods her head, "Shhh, calm down honey, I'll get it.." Mom
walks toward the door and opens it, she recoils when she sees the man, her eyes wide with fright,
"d–dad?" She calls to her husband who was still in the living room, he leaps up and runs in, "What
is i– oh my

Narrative Essay On The Halloween Night
One night when I was a little kid, I had a nightmare where I felt like I was being watched by
someone or something. I was laying on the couch in my grandparents' living room. When I woke up,
I started to get a weird feeling. Like someone was there, so I slowly sat up. I called out for my
grandparents. No one answered so I decided to walk to their bedroom. They were sound asleep.
Weird I thought to myself. So I walked back into the living room to check if someone was outside.
When I looked out the living room window, I saw a man sitting on the fence in a crouched position:
just staring into the house waiting for someone to notice him. I stared at him for the longest time, I
slowly backed away from the window. I quickly ran to my room. When laying there in my bed, I lay
there feeling scared. I kept getting scared when I thought what if he came into the house. After a
while of laying there, I tried to fall asleep. Trying to keep my mind off about what I just saw.
Years have passed since and I never had that nightmare again. I usually don't have nightmares as
much as when I was younger. More so I do get paranoid quickly from the littlest things. Today is
October 31, 2017. Halloween night is a night full of little kids dress up in their favorite character.
They will go house to house to get free candy from their neighbors. Middle schoolers feel they are
too cool to go out, but really want to dress up and walk around for candy. Where high schoolers go
to parties or just stay

Truman Capote's In Cold Blood Essay example
1. Title:
"In Cold Blood."
2. Author plus biographical background information:
Truman Capote, one of America's most famous writers was born in New Orleans in 1924 and died in
California in 1984. He wrote both fiction and non– fiction stories. (for example this book, " In cold
blood") short stories, novels, travel writing, profiles, reportage, memoirs, plays and films.
3. Number of pages:
336
4. Theme (s):
– Murder
– Feelings
5. The Clutter family.
Herb Clutter: He's the father of the murdered family. He's forty–eight yr. old. Herb is a normal man,
who makes a living with the farm he owns. His social contacts in the neighborhood and the people
of Holcomb community are very good, people love to talk with him and Mr. ... Show more content
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Inspector Alvin Dewey
This is the head police chief who's in charge of the murder investigation. In the beginning he's very
motivated to catch the murderers of the Clutter family. But when he's caught both of the killers and
questions Smith, he begins to feel some sympathy for Smith.
6. Where and when does the story take place?
The story takes place in Holcomb, Kansas. Where the Clutter family owns a farm. The story line
covers about six years, from 1959 till April 14 Th. 1965, the time both criminals are hanged for their
deeds. Other scenes of the book take place in the car of the two murderers who travel across the
States. They also go to Mexico to flee for the police. Later parts of the story contain a scene of the
prison cells where they are kept before their hanging.
7. Summary of the plot
The story begins with the family Clutter, who lives in Holcomb, Kansas and own a farm. Mr. Clutter
is very much loved in the Holcomb society aswell as the rest of the Clutter family. Then Dick plans

to rob the Clutter family and plans to leave no witnesses alive when they rob the place. Together
with his companion Perry, he robs Mr. Clutter at night. They go in and scare the gun–shy dog, so the
Clutters don't wake up. They break into the residence, and start searching for Mr. Clutter's safe. This
safe should be in the office of Mr. Clutter, Dick heard a story that Mr. Clutter always carries's large
amounts of money.

A Haunted House In The 1900s
Back in the 1900s there was a rumor going around the small town of Jefferson that there was a
haunted house back in the woods that nobody has ever been to in about 75 years. On May 24, 1922,
3 kids named Ashley, Billy, and Cody put it to the test to see if they could find this house that
everyone had been talking about. When they found the house after 4 hours of searching for it, all 3
kids walked up to the house. From the outside the house was very scary, big bushed not trimmed
down, veins running down every window that they could see, and a big door that had not been
painted or touched in a really long time. As Cody knocked on the door they got a little frightened at
the sight of the door opening by itself when Cody knocked. "The house already ... Show more
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They were all tired from the non–stop looking all that day, when they suddenly heard a voice from
behind them say "I am over here". They heard running down the hall into the master bedroom and
they followed it and then hear screams from a little girl in the room. By this time is was pitched
black in the house and all they had were 3 flashlights that all 3 brought. They knew it was a ghost
they were searching for because the house got cold where the ghost was at times, and as they
walked to the master bedroom where the screaming was coming from, it got ice cold which meant
the ghost was close by. Ashley, Billy, and Cody walked into the bedroom but saw nothing. They all
slowly walked around the room and got close to the bathroom, there was more puddles of blood on
the floor and hand prints on the walls and door. Ashley turned to the boys and asked "is this real?",
"are we really experiencing this?" They heard a noise come from the living room so they ran back
into the living room to see if they could find out what it was. When they got into the living room
they saw

Persuasive Essay On Life Is Bad
Everyone makes dumb mistakes, some dumber than others. Yet it's the events in lifetime that define
us as humans. Yet sometimes I feel that's a load of bull I learned nothing from my childhood.
2+2=4.. who the hell is stupid enough not to know that that is? Well apparently it's almost every 5
year old on Earth. While on the topic of childhood, lets see how my white privileged life starts and
how I was very specia. Making dumb mistakes was far beyond my problems. Yea, almost killing my
entire fucking family would hit the checkmark on that one. Starting a gas explosion that could blow
up an entire city block probably was not the best idea either. But who cares? The police and firemen
apparently. Smh..
So let's get into this steamy ass story, so steamy that you can't see your reflection in the mirror from
the shower water being too hot. Now all your answers are going to be answered. After a short
description of the setting, mood, soaps, ap lang shit and characters in this "LIFE CHANGING
EVENT" . Wait nevermind, it actually might be more important just to tell you the events that led up
to it and not any other bull shit. So basicly I thought I was a god, a god at what you ask? Well it
might surprise you. A chef, yes Gordon Ramsay Jr. coming through step aside! Well without the
bloody accent. (if you read this with a english accent, pat on the back to you :) But it's not like he
was the only influential person to my short lived cooking career. Let's just say my favorite person

How Does Homer Barron Characterize In A Rose For Emily
In William Faulkner's short story "A Rose for Emily", Miss Emily's interaction with men is known
to be abnormal and rare. Creating a bizarre contact and love for Homer Barron and her father, the
townspeople knew that "with nothing left, she would have to cling to that which had robbed her,"
she is an irrational woman who seeks love when bodies are decayed (4). Homer Barron is playing
Miss Emily, luring her into falling in love with him. In retaliation Miss Emily murders Homer and
sleeps with his corps. Leaving his body upstairs in a room that she turns into the coffin.
Furthermore, Homer Barron is a constructional Yankee, whom does Miss Emily murder due to the
fact that she loved him. She wanted to be the only woman he loved instead of being a womanizer.
Miss Emily murdered Homer because she clenches on to the near fact that he could never love her
since "he [is] not a marrying man," he is happy enough to be a playboy man (Faulkner 6). She
refuses to let another man leave her, because she is never truly loved nor married. Mr. Grierson's
body is held captive for 3 days, "doctors trying to persuade her to let them dispose of [her father's]
body," the one man that she loved would be gone forever (4). Not trying to lose another man in her
life she chooses to murder Homer Barron. He affects Miss Emily by showing her love and she wants
to contain that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She murders Homer upstairs with the arsenic, that she bought and did not reveal why she was
buying the product. She uses the arsenic to keep him home with her upstairs. Miss Emily keeps
Homer's rotting body and which only left his skeleton, "the man himself lay in the bed," that was all
that was left of Homer (Faulkner 9). There is proof that Miss Emily slept with Homer, "we noticed
that in the second pillow was the indentation of a head," the townspeople find "a long strand of iron
gray hair," she may have had tendencies of necrophilia

Folsom Cordova High School: A Short Story
Patrick Bearden, the_pravus@sbcglobal.net Folsom Cordova Unified School District, Cordova High
School Rachel Nguyen Ch 1: This bar is not like the rest. It seems roomier than most I had been in
before. Many others had made me feel cramped, but then again, so do most buildings. But, this bar
lacks an odd array of patrons, the oddest of which being myself. The only outstanding behavior I
can see is some drunken oaf with messy brown hair trying to hit on the barmaid, who happens to be
a rather heavy–set woman. Her size reminds me of stories I've heard of my kinsmen, the Northern
barbarians of the Frel. "C'mon luv, lemme feel ya tits". This man is clearly out of his league. But
he's drunk. So he doesn't care. He seems like the type ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
More banging, the wall cracks more. A redhead with a sword bashes out into the street to meet
another freak, this one taller, green, with an ugly beard and nasty looking glaive. The bearded, ugly
thing picks up the foolish swordsman and throws him into a table. More fleshy, pink freaks follow
him inside as it runs up the stairs. I stay down and hit the squishy ones. I hammer the three into a
corner. A flash of golden hair, like a river, flowing as the dawn itself. A blade is quickly carried into
all three as this small assailant seems to flow from one freak to another. Impressive. Rarely do I see
a bladesman with such fluidity; some fox spirit glows from this sun–headed warrior. With the last of
the freaks dead, my blood slows. My blood leaves my head, as if from standing up too quickly. A
scuffle from upstairs. I can barely stay on my feet, let alone go to investigate. A small, winged,
reptilian woman comes down the stairs, confused as I

The Role Of Her Father In William Faulkner's A Rose For Emily
A Rose for Emily" is a wonderful short story. This story was written in out of order for the purpose.
This story was interesting to attract the reader's attention. When you read this story you have to
focus because if you are not you will miss something important parts of this story. This story about
the father protecting his child for his entire life and her parent's not allowed her to do anything
because she was expected that she will always be the best. Her Father always thinks that no one was
good enough for her daughter. When her father died Emily did not know how to survive and she
doesn't even know how to associate with others Because her Father is the only one person that she
has. Then Emily got a mental breakdown because she can't

A Short Story : A Story?
Cander is calm now. As he walks closer the reflection from the door impairs his vision. He keeps
walking closer and the lights only get brighter. Cander shields his eyes as if he were looking at the
sun. "Stop!" a loud and deep voice says to him. The reflection from the door lowers just enough so
Cander can see what looks like two people standing in front of the door, he can't quite see their faces
due to the bright light, they look like Executives except their suits are white. "What's your business
here?" asks the deep voice. "He knows." Cander says back in a firm tone. The large white door
before him swings open, the two men in the white suits step aside. The bright sky shines through the
windows of the room. Lobsters crawl around in a massive tank at the front of the room. A couple of
steps lead to a raised desk. A man is seated facing the windows, his back to Cander. The man's facial
features are shadowed by the shine through the windows. He rises, still facing the windows. "So you
really wanted a congratulations in person didn't you?" The man turns his head to the side, still
shadowed by the light. "No? What is it then? A raise? I'm sure we could work something out. You've
worked hard. Considering you just removed some of my Executives there is room to move up." The
Man Upstairs turns around and walks towards Cander. The rays of sunlight from the window behind
him shadow his face. The glare from the windows slowly decrease and the man's facial features
begin to

Why Emily Killed Homer Barron Essay
Why Emily Killed Homer Barron
In William Faulkner's short story entitled "A Rose For Emily", Emily Grierson kills her lover Homer
Barron after being in love with him for about a year. She then sleeps next to the body in the upstairs
bedroom of her home, loving it as if Homer were still alive. She then closes up the upstairs, never
seeing the body again. There are three different motives that can be looked at as to why Emily killed
Homer. She wanted to exercise power, she couldn't accept that Homer was a homosexual, and she
didn't want another man to be taken away from her.
Emily's father controlled her life up until his death. Emily's father believed that, "None of the young
men were quite good enough for Miss Emily and such." This ... Show more content on
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They had grown so close to each other, and when Emily finds out he is a homosexual, she feels
betrayed and she kills him.
The final reason as to why I believe Emily killed Homer is that she does not want to lose the most
important person in her life a second time. When Emily's father, the most important and most
influential person in her life, dies, Emily keeps the corpse in her house. The day after he dies all of
the ladies come over to Emily's to offer their condolences. "Miss Emily met them at the door,
dressed as usual and with no trace of grief on her face. She told them that her father was not dead."
Emily could not let go of him, so she keeps his dead body in her house. This same thing happens
with Homer. Once she knows that Homer is the one, she poisons him with arsenic and then leaves
him in the upstairs bedroom. When the townspeople find Homer's body, they make quite an
interesting find. "Then we noticed that in the second pillow was the indentation of a head. One of us
lifted something from it, and leaning forward, that faint and invisible dust dry and acrid in the
nostrils, we saw a long strand of iron–gray hair."
This strand of hair on the pillow lets us know that Emily had been sleeping with Homer's corpse as
if he were still alive. She had grown so attached to him after all of those years of not being able to
go out with boys. There are three different motives that can be looked at as to

Saskia's Frozen Tradition
October 31st, 1995. It was Halloween, Saskia and her family's favorite time of year. They had this
tradition with apples where they would carve an apple into a scary creature and throw them at kids
who tried to vandalize people's home when out of town. Saskia loved this tradition with her all her
heart and certainly wasn't going to break tradition because her parents passed away just last year on
Halloween. Ever since the shooting at her father's store Saskia had taken it upon herself to take care
of her sister Rin and make sure she turns out to be a good person, someone their parents would love
to call daughter. The best way to start bringing her sister back to her happy self and commemorate
her parents was to go into the basement and carve ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The police has come and gone. The only good they had done was identify the killer using the blood
from the knife. His name was Christopher Whitehill and he has been connected to three other
murder cases and several other theft charges. If the police couldn't catch him in the twenty years he
has been doing this then there is no telling when they will accomplish this task. So Saskia decided to
take thing into her own hands and not wait around, this was the chance for revenge and she wasn't
going to let it slip away from under her

Compare And Contrast A Woman's Wintry Death Leads To A...
Loneliness, isolation, and emotional withdrawal; all characteristics of the short story "A Rose for
Emily" and the newspaper article "A Woman's Wintry Death Leads to a a Long–Dead Friend."
These two writings tell the "same" story, but the journalistic article and fictional story have quite
different versions. Considering these many similarities and differences within the stories, the short
story and newspaper article accurately showcase the overall differences between a fictional and
nonfictional retelling of an event. To begin, the newspaper article "A Woman's Wintry Death Leads
to a Long–Dead Friend" provides a factual, detailed version of the discussed event. According to the
article, Frances Dawson Hamilton was found frozen to death in her home that she hadn't left in quite
some time. In addition, Bernard J. Kelly, Frances lover, was found dead in an upstairs bedroom,
having been laying dead for two years. It was also discovered that ... Show more content on
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For example, both characters, Emily Grierson and Frances Hamilton, deal with death in a very
different way than others would. Also, in "A Woman's Wintry Death Leads to a Long–Dead Friend"
Frances sleeps next to her dead companion (Pothier and Gibbons 153), and in "A Rose for Emily"
Emily also sleeps next to her already dead lover (Faulkner 151). On the other hand, "A Rose for
Emily" and "A Woman's Wintry Death Leads to a Long–Dead Friend" also have many differences.
For example, in "A Rose for Emily" Emily Grierson never gives any signs that her lover's body is
upstairs. However, in "A Woman's Wintry Death Leads to a Long–Dead Friend" Frances Hamilton
tells James Phillips that a man is upstairs (Pothier and Gibbons 154). Another example is that Emily
Grierson possibly poisoned her lover with Arsenic, while Frances Hamilton's lover likely died of a

Persuasive Essay : The Story Of A Lemonade Stand
One morning, Anthony, Joseph, Luke, Timothy and nine woke up in a mad/moody morning. They
all brushed their teeth and went downstairs to eat breakfast. Their mom and dad did not have enough
money to pay for there rents. They needed to pay there rent by the next 4–5 months. So Anthony's
parents (the kids parents) asked the kids if they can earn money for the family. The kids said "Yes"
so they went to the garage and started to make a lemonade stand. They started with the title. They
put the title as, "Pit Stop" Nine said that we be a good title for the lemonade stand because people
are probably going to drive far so they take a "Pit Stop" to there lemonade stand. While they were
getting the cups ready, A white truck stopped near the lemonade stand to see what the kids were
doing. The man parked his car beside the lemonade stand, the man stepped out of his truck to buy
some lemonade. The kid asked if the man wanted to buy some lemonade. The man nodded with
thrust. The man explained to the kids that he came from an hour drive without water because he
forgot his water at his house and he needed to go to the hospital because his mom was not feeling
well. Luke handed the man a full cup of lemonade. The man handed Luke $5. The man drove off
with a smirk on his face. After a hour or so no one came, so the kids were getting worried that there
not making enough money for the family. So they put the lemonade stand in the garage and went
inside. Luke handed his mom the $5 with nervousness, because luke knew that he could make more
money then that. So the kids went into Nine's room to think of a new way to make money. Timothy
suggested it will be a good idea if they mow people's lawn for $10 that way they can make more
money. They all thought it was a good idea so they gave it a try. They ran down the stairs and
stepped outside. They rang the first customers doorbell. The neighbor answered, "hello Timothy"
Timothy replied with a hi back. Timothy explained how there family are in need of money and they
needed to pay there rent. So timothy asked if he could mow your lawn for $10. The neighbor said
yes with a happy voice. The lady said to be careful because there are a lot of pointy stuff on the
grass. Timothy ran into the

Short Story Essay: The Cold War
It was a moist, rainy day in Tampa. But for Tom it was just a normal, regular day.
He was heading to the Tim Horton's, a block away from his apartment, when he noticed a man in a
black trench coat, with a black hat following him. So he started walking faster turning a corner to
make sure the man wasn't following him. And when he didn't turn the corner Tom went on his way
to Tim Horton's again. So when Tom got to Tim Horton's he got in line to order his food.
Now after he ordered his food he sat down and ate. And after 15 minutes or so the man in the black
coat walked in. Tom almost spit his food out from astonishment. The man who he thought wasn't
following him could be. So Tom got up and threw his stuff away and walked quickly out the door.
And the man in the black trench coat was close to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So Tom did the only thing he could run right towards him. And at the last second he saw the guy
pull something out of his pocket, something shiny. He had thought the man had pulled a gun. And
right before he could get a good look, he was pulled in an alleyway by a mysterious figure. And he
could barely hear a voice say, "Hurry". And after hearing that and not knowing where it came from
was hesitant before going through the door that had flew open. But he didn't have much of a chance
to go back out on the open streets where two men are running towards this alley to get him for no
apparent reason. So he entered and when he finally got to the spot where two men were sitting, he
heard the two men chasing him yelling for him to come out. So the two men sitting beside Tom said
to go upstairs; that they'd deal with these two men. So he ran upstairs and heard the four men
arguing. And then he heard two large bangs! He knew that the two nice men were shot, and heard
those two murderers coming up the stairs for him. So he tried to barricade the door, but they were
about to push through. So he looked for an exit, and the only place he saw was the window. So Tom
took a deep

The Fear Of Fear In The Man Upstairs By Ray Bradbury
We all think children are all innocent and cute, but is that really true? We always give excuses for
children's misconduct, distracting ourselves from the real truth. Kids are capable of terrible things
that adults quickly ignore. Children can be very scary because of their capabilities that most adults
believe to be innocent mistakes. One story that explores this fear is Ray Bradbury's "The Man
Upstairs."
In "The Man Upstairs" Mr. Koberman rents the upstairs room from Douglas's grandmother. From
the very first interaction Douglas had with Mr. Koberman, Douglas thinks Mr. Koberman is unusual.
Mr. Koberman acts strangely, causing Douglas to become more suspicious and curios about the man
upstairs. Douglas is determined to learn more about who this man is, even if he needs to do evil
things to figure it out. In the story, Bradbury uses conflict and tension to explore fear of children.
The conflict in the man upstairs occurs almost immediately. Mr. Koberman and Douglas are two
forces that are conflicting. Mr. Koberman is a rather quiet man that wants to be left alone to do what
he desires without others interference. Douglas is a young boy whose curiosity gets the best of him.
He is a nosy boy who wants to know more about Mr. Koberman's rare behaviors. The conflict is
created from the moment Douglas notices that Mr. Koberman is unusual.
The tension starts when Mr. Koberman moves upstairs. Douglas notices the unusualness of Mr.
Koberman when he gave Douglas money. Douglas

It Starts With Little Annoyances
It starts with little annoyances, such as loud stomping from upstairs and the occasional sounds of
loud banging. Jungkook knew that having neighbors was difficult, and he prepared himself for the
worst. But nothing could have prepared him for this.
Jeon Jungkook, your average sophomore in university, with barely sufficient grades and a ton of
snarky remarks, had been living in an apartment for nearly two years. The apartment just above his
was always empty, and he had wished to keep it that way – Hoseok had told him a ton of stories
about his upstairs neighbor dancing and stomping at 2AM in the morning ("like what the fuck") –
but sadly, luck wasn 't on his side. He didn 't even know about the supposedly new tenant until he
woke up one ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Jungkook was in the kitchen, clad in a white t–shirt and grey sweatpants, when he suddenly feels a
drop of water on his shoulder. "What?" he looked up. On the ceiling, big wet drops of water were
forming and dripping down his walls. He quickly runs out of the kitchen to get an empty bucket to
collect the drops, but when he comes back, the room is flooded up to his knees and he panics.
Jumping onto the kitchen counter, he crawls all the way to the refridgerator, and grabs his umbrella,
opening it to try to shield himself from the indoor storm.
"Someone!" he screams helplessly. He thinks of his papers on his desk that he worked so hard on,
probably destroyed, and cries. "Help!"
The front door suddenly slams open, and someone rushes into the kitchen.
"Hi, I 'm Taehyung! I like the number ten, and you can call me TaeTae, why are you screaming –"
the stranger freezes at the doorway, staring at the scene.
If Jungkook wasn 't so distressed, he would 've taken time and admire the handsome stranger. If he
wasn 't so distressed, he would 've been ashamed of his situation: having a stranger barge into his
apartment to witness him crouched on his kitchen counter holding an umbrella, screaming at the
water coming out of his ceiling and crying because he had no idea what the fuck was going on.
The two just stand there, in total shock while the rest of Jungkook 's

Personal Narrative: The Flat-Out Of High School
I'm 19 years old, fresh out of high school and I recently got a job at my old high school. I work out
of the lower level of my school as a kind of computer technician. It can be kinda messy and
unorganized down there, but there is a nice two–person office. It has two nice big desks and a giant
array of computer monitors on the wall. Also, there is that all so satisfying air conditioning, a luxury
the students and teachers can not enjoy. I got the job because three of my old computer teachers
flat–out adored me. I could consider them more of a friend than teachers. It has been great. Until
this incident that happened a week ago. My co–worker, Tyson, was upstairs working on some
computers. I was eating my sandwich on my lunch break when I got a call from a woman in the
office. She was telling me ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There wasn't much I could do other than turn off the lights. Surprisingly, for how nice this room was
it didn't have a door to it, just a big opening. Even the door to the basement didn't have a lock on it.
For my safety, I turned off all the light in the office and the computer monitors. I kept my phone on
the desk texting Tyson to see what is going on. But, he wouldn't respond to me. I sat down in the
dark and played games on my phone for what felt like 20 minutes. I had no idea what was
happening because I couldn't hear anything from downstairs. But, I was not allowed to call anyone
until I was sure the lockdown was over. Then, the noisy basement door opened. As the creaking
echoed through the basement into my office, I sat up in my seat wondering if I should call out for
Tyson. I was eager to get some information from him. Someone then came running down the stairs
and their footsteps were

White Pant Analysis
Clip 1––Hao Shen The first element works well for me is the costume. The clothes they wore were
consistence with the clothing characteristics at that time, which brought audience to the particular
time period well. From the costume of the man who came later, we could tell he was a noble. At that
time, man preferred to wear tight pants. The woman's clothes was distinctive as well. From the dress
of these people, we could initially estimate their identities and classes. The second element works
well for me is the way that the fight was conducted between the two men. The men in white pant
with better swordsmanship pressed hard against the other man. His constant attack forced the other
man to the upstairs. During the fight on the upstairs, the

Essay On House Of The House
The Lambert family has just bought a new house on Parker street the house was not big nor small it
was the perfect size for three kids. In the family there is Dalton, Foster , and the newborn, Cali. The
dad is Josh and his wife Renai also lives at the house . During the day Josh and Renai are very tired
from moving, but the kids have energy like always. Dalton and Foster have been exploring and
wandering around the house and came across two cups and a line off yarn. They put it together to
make a telephone and put it upstairs to play with later. ( 9:00 PM) Renai had just tucked evryone in
for bed because its a school day tomorrow. But suddenly, Dalton wakes up in his sleep and hears
whispering. It is becoming louder so he follows it out ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Suddenly she hears whispering on the baby monitor she can't hear what he is saying so she slowly
brings it closer to her ear and the talking is getting louder but when she holds it up to her ear the
man screams "I got your baby, I got your baby, I got your baby" . she hears the door slam upstairs
Renai speeds up there like a track runner. She is pushing on the door then suddenly it opens and falls
on the ground. But Cali is also on the ground crying like she has been harmed by a wolf and the
window in her room is left wide open and doltons room door is wide open to witch had been closed.
Renai sees a girls in a long white dress walkover to Dalton she starts to run to the room the girl in
the gown hits her with a chair in Daltons room she falls to the ground. Josh comes home at 4:30 to
find Renai on the ground knocked out cold like a boxer. She wakes ups to find herself on the couch
in the living room and note from Josh. The notes reads "I went to go pick up the kids" she goes to
the fridge to go get some ice. But then she hears the the baby toy start to ring and rattle like a snake
tail. She walks over and turns it off she goes back to the fridge. She sits back down on the couch but
something startles her and she shoots up. She looks behinder and shes a girls in a white dress the
same girls in Daltons room. She follows her but then she disappears. Renai turns around and THE
GIRLS IS RIGHT THERE SHE SCREAMS I

Night Of The Living Dead Analysis
The film "Night of the Living Dead" is a movie based on a zombie apocalypse. The film begins with
a man named Johnny and a woman named Barbara, with blonde hair, driving four hours from their
home to a cemetery. They drive all that way because their father's grave is in that cemetery and their
mother wants her children to replace the flowers on the grave. Once Johnny and Barbara arrive at
the cemetery and replace the flower Johnny starts horseplaying around and teasing Barbara saying
"they're coming to get you they just want your brain." After Johnny said that a man was wandering
around the cemetery and he walked up to Barbara and grabbed her. Johnny then threw the man off
Barbara and the man and Johnny started to wrestle. Johnny was knocked out on the ground and the
man started to chase Barbara. Barbara was trying to find a place to hide and was running in fear
from the man. She finally found a house, so she ran into the house and closed the door and tried
finding a weapon. As she was going through the house trying to find help a man named Ben, who is
black, walked into the house trying to talk to Barbara and help her. Ben knew how to keep them safe
in the house he wanted to board up the windows and the doors so these creatures wouldn't get in.
These creatures looked like humans and walked very slow and weren't smart, they didn't talk and
just attacked humans by walking at them grabbing them and then biting them. Ben killed a couple of
these things while boarding up the

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