Plot Summary Frankenstein

Plot Summary Frankenstein
Spencer Randolph
4/9/16
Frankenstein Essay
Plot Summary The story of Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley starts off with Robert Walton writing a letter to his sister (Mrs. Saville) who lives in
England. He is the captain of a ship and the book is outlined by series of letters as well as narrated parts too. His ship is headed to the North Pole and
lots of his letters describe how dangerous his trip is as well as what he is up to at the time. However, the book is narrated by VictorFrankenstein who is
Genevese and born into a nice family.
Victor is a person who was always interested in learning more and discovering new things and this is what lead him to go to the university of
Ingolstadt. When speaking of his childhood he describes his father as someone who "filled public situations with honour and reputation" and Robert
meets him while he is on his voyage. As the story progresses, Robert and his ship get trapped in a seastorm and this is where they eventually meet
Victor who has been chasing his creation (the monster). This leads to him ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First we have Robert Walton, the captain of the ship and the start to the book whom Victor is telling his story to. Next is Victor. Victor is the main
character of the book and the one who narrates his tale of creating the monster. He is from Geneva and very bright, attending university. He comes
from a very good family and has a good friend as well as sister in the book. Elisabeth, is his adopted sister that eventually becomes his wife and she
is one of the people who writes to him letting him know what is going on at home. Next is Henry Clerval who is mainly just Victor's friend and
companion at school. Lastly, is Justine who was mentioned before as the other adopted sister of Victor who was found guilty of murdering his brother
William. These are the important characters in the book that help outline the main themes and
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Journal Entries Study Guide
This journal entry will mainly be focusing on chapter 4 which is about summarizing. Each journal entry is about different chapters but when
writing these entries, it gives a good understanding of each of the chapters and what specifically we have learned from the chapters. Summarizing
is used throughout your career and in every aspect of your life while you read anything. People summarize topics and articles all the time. In my
opinion, I feel reading a summery is easily and faster than reading an entire book article. You can get a good and core understand of any topic
quickly just by reading a summary. People also usually summarize everything; not only is summaries used in books but it is also used in movies
and shows to give us a mini summery of what the movie or television show is mainly about without having to watch the whole movie or show. I
know for myself, I have read up on a lot of summaries for previous televisions shows that I might have missed so that I can catch on to the present
episodes. Summaries can also be used at work when you are trying to help someone understand and teach a specific topic and not have them go through
reading and understanding pages. Now, how to write a summary becomes the difficult part. Not everyone knows how to write a summery or how to
summarize topics. It becomes difficult for people to read a whole article, book, or chapters and have to summarize them into a 1–2 page paper
explaining the main concepts and ideas. There are a lot of

Upland, Californi Plot Summary
Setting Spring–Summer 2015, Upland, California (in Southern California) Main Characters – Solomon Reed: a 16–year–old boy, agoraphobic (has a
fear of crowded spaces or enclosed public places), hasn't left the house in 3 years, his parents are Jason and Valerie Reed, pale, chronically barefoot,
does online schooling, has been having panic attacks since age 11, geeky, skinny, has messy hair, spoiled suburban kid, doesn't like going to
therapists, weird, terrible at video games, like his dad (introvert), handsome, has dark hair, big brown eyes, at least 6'1", funny, awkward, shy, nerdy,
gay – Lisa Praytor: a 17–year–old girl, strives to go to the second–best psychology program, determined to fix Solomon, a straight–A junior student at
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One day, Lisa made a dentist appointment with Solomon's mom who is a dentist to find out more about Sol. Lisa wants to counsel Sol back to
health because her admission paper for the school she wants to go to has to be about her personal experience with mental illness. She planned to
fix Solomon. Lisa hopes to move out of town and be someone important. Sol wants to get a pool because water calms him down but he is scared to
tell his parents. Lisa wrote a letter for Sol saying that Lisa wants to be his friend. When his grandma comes over she finds out that Sol wants a pool
and she says that she will buy Sol a pool if he invites Lisa over

Plot Summary Of The Crucible
Arthur Miller's dramatic playwright, The Crucible, took place in the Puritan town of Salem, Massachusetts in the year of 1692. In the opening act of
The Crucible the main characters, Reverend Parris, Abigail Williams, John Proctor, and Reverend Hale are introduced and the plot of the play is
introduced. Abigail Williams, Betty, her cousin, and Tituba the slave are caught dancing in the woods by Reverend Parris, Betty's father and Abigail's
uncle. Betty freaks out and ends up in a coma like state and rumors began to spread around town stating that it is witchcraft, starting the Salem Witch
Trials. Paris questions Abigail about it but she only admits that they were dancing. A day before the witchcraft rumors or even the same day, Abigail

Plot Summary Of The Story 'The Locket'
The story of The locket is set during the civil war which was fought between the slave states of the south and the free states of the north. The war
lasted from 1841 to 1865, it was a time of great bloodshed and losses, separation was one of the greatest causes of the war and one of the major
themes of the story, Edmond, the main character and his wife Octavie love each other dearly and don't want to be apart from each other, but Edmond
is called away to serve in the civil war, before he goes Octavie gives him a locket for him to take with him when he goes, it will help Edmond
always remember that he has something to live for, someone to go back, separation is hard, but the the only cure is time. The setting at the beginning
of the story is at a slope of a hill during the civil war, the setting later switches to central Louisiana. The Locket is a story that creates moments of
sadness and despair but ends with a surprising ending. Miracles can happen when you least expect them. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Suspense was created when the men were called to battle, in war you never know if you will come back alive or wont come back at all, we didn't
know if Edmond was going to live through this war or not until the dead soldier wearing the locket was found, that's when a someone reading the
story would presume the main character has been killed and you don't what the climax of the story is. The theme of lost and suffering is shown
greatly toward the end of the story. Octavie, Edmond's wife takes the news of his death very seriously, she is greatly affected by the loss of her love,
and doesn't understand why the world continues to go around her, unaffected by her sadness. The suspense created by Edmond's supposed death, and
Octavie's grief resulted in me being pretty surprised when Edmond was alive at the end of the

Plot Summary: The Angel Of Music
Mr. Moncharmin and Mr. Richard started selling the seats. La Carlotta, the main singer was sick Managers recieve another note from the ghost. The
ghost suggests that Christine performs instead of La Carlotta again. He also complained about finding other people in Box Five. Mr. Moncharmin
got angry at Mr. Poligny because he thought he was writing the notes. He blamed Mrs. Giry and fired her because she looks over the boxes. Raoul
gets a note from Christine saying she remembers him. She notes that she's going to the town by the seaside for her father's death anniversary.
Christine's father told her about the Angel of Music when she was young. Raoul and Christine meet in a room of a inn. Raoul tells Christine about
hearing her "Angel" in her

Frederick Douglass: Plot Summary
The story begins by Douglass being separated from his mother after he is born. Captain Anthony, who is suspected in being Frederick's father, is the
clerk of an extremely wealthy man named Colonel Lloyd. The colonel owns hundreds of slaves, who call his plantation the "Great House Farm." and
the slaves that break the rules are beaten or whipped. Because Douglass is only a child, his life on the plantation isn't as hard. When he turns seven he
is given to captain Anthony's son–in–law's brother who has a plantation in Baltimore. In baltimore, Frederick has a more free life in general because
in the city slave owners are much more conscious of appearing cruel towards their slaves. Because Sophia Auld, Hugh's wife, has never had slaves
before, she is nice to Frederick in the beginning.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Douglass doesn't let that stop him from learning to read and he begins to teach himself with the help of local boys which is when he learns the evils of
slavery. Once Captain Anthony and his remaining heirs die, Frederick is given to Thomas Auld. Auld soon deams Douglass unmanageable and
rents him to Edward Covey, whom is known for "breaking" slaves. At first Douglass is beaten to the point of him not being interested in running
away, then he bounces back and fights Covey for two hours and wins. Though his time with Covey is over, Douglass is next rented to Freeland for
two full years. At Freeland's, Frederick starts to educate his peers in a Sabbath school. Frederick creates a plan of escape with three close friends but
someone tells Freeland. They are taken to jail and the learn the trade of ship caulking. Frederick eventually raises up enough money to run away to
New York and ends up writing this

Plot Summary Of Miracle's Breakthrough '
Miracle's Breakthrough Miracle McCloy, the main character of Han Nolan's Dancing on the Edge, does not have the picture perfect life. Her entire
life her family made her feel small and unimportant and the children at school did not help make her feel welcomed either. Throughout the story
Miracle continually grows and changes in many ways, Miracle grows as a dancer, grows in her relationships with her aunt Casey and her
grandfather Opal, and changes when she learns that she is loved. Miracle has danced all her life, it's been her passion since she can remember.
Dancing was Miracle's way of connecting with things. But Gigi, Miracle's grandmother, banned Miracle from dancing. Although Gigi had banned
Miracle from dancing, it didn't stop her. When Miracle was alone she would move the furniture out of the way and dance wildly all over. Then... Show
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At first Miracle was hesitant to agree to lessons because she was afraid Gigi would be mad because she does not want Miracle to dance, but
instead Miracle and Opal agreed to keep the lessons a secret from Gigi. When Miracle was walking home from her dance lessons she would think
that a giant eraser was chasing her erasing all that she had learned from the lesson she had just been to. That is why girls in her class would make
fun of Miracle. She could never remember the steps to the dances, until the night of Miracle's thirteenth birthday. "I felt so moved, I rose up off the
bed...and I danced. And for the first time I understood what Susan had always told me. She said I needed to feel the music, feel the pulse inside me,
speak it with my body.

Plot Summary Of Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton The story of Alexander Hamilton begins with Aaron Burr asking how a poor orphan from the Caribbean can rise up to be a scholar and a
prominent figure in American history. As a child from a broken marriage and an orphan after his mother died, Hamilton did not want his troubled past
to define him. This led him to strive for excellence and fight for what he believed in despite the descent of his colleagues. The first song in act one that
is titled Alexander Hamilton, coincidentally is sung by all the main characters that contrast Hamilton. The characters in the play that are telling
Hamilton's past are Aaron Burr, John Laurens, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, George Washington, and his wife Eliza Hamilton. These people and
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Burr– "The immigrant emerges with unprecedented financial power, a system he can shape however he wants. The Virginians emerge with the
nation's capital. And here's the piece of resistance" (5.The Room Where It Happens, 9). In this line it is evident that Burr is envious of Hamilton
and his ability to get laws passed. Aaron Burr's character counter acts that of Hamilton's, because they both strive to complete the same thing yet
only one of them is willing to work for it and the other is waiting to see when their success will crumble so they can have the spotlight. Burr's
arrogant character like what it was in real life is exposed in a few scenes throughout the musical. In the beginning when he tried to prove his worth
to the Schuyler sisters by telling them he is a man with a big trust fund and when he denied Hamilton's accomplishments he is really questioning
why his wealth is not enough to have the same success. Hamilton's untimely death comes near the end of act two during a duel between him and
his foil, Aaron Burr. The duel is initiated by Burr after he gets word of Hamilton endorsing Thomas Jefferson. Burr believes he has planned to
sabotage his shot at presidency. Hamilton denied the claims made by Burr and stated that he did not want any blood shed from the disagreement and
stands by his choices, because they are what he believes is what is right for the country (20. Your Obedient Servant, 26). The duel scene is
significant, because Burr narrates the final moments of Hamilton's life by listing the details of the duel as he counts to ten. Then at ten Hamilton is
looking back on his life and coming to terms with death. This part of the story is ironic; because Hamilton is never hesitant and even though he could
have put an end to Burr's domineering ways, he could not bring him to take a life (22. The World Was Wide Enough, 27). Even though Hamilton
misses his shot, it shows more to his character as a

Plot Summary of Macbeth
Macbeth Plot Summary
In the beginning of the play, three witches confront Macbeth on his return from war with Scotland and Norway. They recite a paradox that
foreshadows the events in the play (fair is foul and foul is fair) – good will be bad and the ones perceived as bad will be good. The first external
conflict – Duncan king of Scotland talks to a wounded sergeant about Macbeths win against Norway (war – external conflict). They order the Thane of
Cawdor's execution...then give the title to Macbeth. The Thane of Cawdor was disloyal to Duncan, which foreshadows Macbeth being disloyal to
Duncan. Then Macbeth and Banquo met the three witches and they say Macbeth is the Thane of Glamis and Thane of Cawdor because Macbeth doesn't
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Macbeth meets the witches again and he learns that none born of a woman can harm him and that he wont lose his throne until Birnhamwood comes
to Dunsinan. Macbeth learns the Macduff is urging Malcom to reclaim his throne so he goes and kills Macduffs family (external conflict) and
Macduff seeks revenge. Macbeth prepares for battle (external conflict war Macbeth and his people). Lady Macbeth looses her mind and commits
suicide. Macduff and his men take Birnamwood to Macbeth's castle by using branches as camouflage. Macbeth meets Macduff in hand to hand combat
bragging about how no man born of woman can harm him, Macduff tells Macbeth that he was not born of woman but c section. Macduff kills Macbeth
and Malcom becomes king.
Structure
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Exposition
Act 1 scene 1 – foreshadowing the whole play by the witches
Exciting force/Rising action
The rest of act 1 – 2 + 3
Macbeths greed and desire for the crown –>leads to killing of Duncan and the killing of Banquo and his conscience. Also his betrayal to his friends and
himself. The turning point at which the conflict begins to resolve is the death of Macduff"s family.
Climax – death of Duncan or the death of Macduffs family (climax Turning point at which the conflict begins to resolve itself for better or worse).

Falling action
From the death of Macduff"s family to act 5
The attack on Macbeth's castle
Lady Macbeth

Hugh Hefner: Plot Summary
When a celebrity dies, it's common to see people form various opinions about the person's life while they were alive. This can be said about
Playboy founder Hugh Hefner's recent death. Opinions of Hefner seem to go one of two ways: the public seems to either idolize or criticize him.
Even if by some chance he was still here, there's always going to be varying opinions on him. At the end of the day, he was about the empire he
created. Typically, men are the ones who idolize his lavish lifestyle of having beautiful women and lots of money. However, women think that his
views on women are sexist and outdated. After all, the peak of Playboy was in the 70's, a time when sexual revolution and feminism were at a high.
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In the article, former Playboy bunny Kathryn Leigh Scott expresses that she enjoyed her job. She claims she was "earning very good money in a very
safe environment". Basically, what Scott is saying is while Playboy has a reputation for exploiting women, some people don't realize that these women
had their own opinions.
On the other hand, there's women like Gloria Steinem, who went undercover as a bunny for an article. As a proclaimed feminist, it made sense people
agreed with what she had to say. Like Scott, she had her ideas of what Playboy was about. However, Steinem chose to not respond to Hefner'sdeath. Is
she afraid she would upset him or his family? The most likely case is that she had something negative to say.
Sometimes, people learn more about someone after they die. This definitely applies to celebrities, as secrets can resurface or truths can be told. As
of right now, we haven't found any secret Playboy articles or new exposes. As stated before, it's clear that Hefner was about his empire. But what if
it's not for the reason we think? Was the spread of scantily clad women merely a ruse to hide something? Or was it really for the gratification of men?
Obviously, we can't ask Hefner

Bucket: Plot Summary
In Self Defense or, death of some salesmen I play Bucket, also known as David, who is an undercover cop. Bucket seems to me like a law abiding
cop who just wants peace and justice, and I feel that he is a caring individual but is torn by what he wants to happen at the end of the play. In the
last two scenes, Bucket has begun to feel doubtful about Jo Palmer's case because of her comments about the number of prostitute death rates.
Everyone talks about Jo like she is crazy and a liar but he, however, does not believe she is. Bucket goes through the files of the unsolved prostitute
murders and he realizes that maybe Jo is right and becomes more distinct with his colleagues. At one point toward the end of the play, he expresses
some bodily anger... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Also, the way that he carries himself is not too egotistical and more laid back, but I feel he knows how to make himself come across as someone
you do not need to betray. Most cops dress in uniform, however, I picture Bucket and Drums as the cops who wear suits and look more like
everyday people and because they are supposed to be undercover. Bucket delivers his lines with such seriousness it is hard to find a line that he has
been acting out, besides the scene earlier in the play where he and Drums are undercover and talking to Jo in the bar. Even then, he doesn't express
any playful dialogue with the other characters in the play so I see him as more of a solemn character but most cops act as serious as they need to be,
especially depending on what type of case it is. For example, in the scene with Jo where they are in her jail cell, we see the part of Bucket that we
only see a few times and even though he is still serious, we know that he does care and he talks to Jo as if he's known her for a long time. They speak
about him leaving the department because of her case and her feeling flattered, the prostitute murders that she possibly stopped, and part of Jo's

Brief Summary Of The Gunpowder Plot
November 1605. November 1 1605 during the reign of James I the letter monteagle that contains a warning of the plot was shown to James. He recall
what happened to his father that was murdered by a gunpowder when he is young, so he ordered a quick search on the areas near the meeting places
of the lords and commons. After hearing about the letter that was given to James I, fearing that they were betrayed Catesby send Fawkes to check on
the rented chamber but Fawkes reported that nothing happened on the chamber. On 4th of November Thomas Percy rode to 5yon house on Thames to
see Northumberland but he knew nothing. Later that day Fawkes went to the vault with a slow match at the same day the king order to search more the
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After hearing the news about Fawkes being captured the ringleaders were still not ready to loose so they went to Warwick Castle to gather new
horses and spent two days on moving from one Catholic safe house to another. Later that day in the evening Fawkes is sent to custody and the plot
foiled History Review – Gunpowder Plot. November 7 Fawkes talk for the first time ever since he was arrested last 4 of November after putting him
on the rack to tortured he said that " (I wanted) to blow back the beggarly Scots to their native mountains". The Gunpowder Plot – The Confession of
Guy Fawkes.The same day the plotters reach the holbeach house in staffordshire due to feeling tired, fear and hours of riding horses they carelessly
spread out , on their fire a little bit of gunpowder that they had from their past shelter cause explosion that burned Catesby, Rockwood and blinds Grant.
They already knew that the government forces were hunting them and the explosion makes them more visible and suspicious to their surroundings so
they already knew that they have already lost. The following morning 200 men of Sheriff of the Worcestershire had already arrived outside the
holbeach. During the shootout the Wright brothers were killed also Percy and

A Summary Of The Gunpowder Plot
Gunpowder Plot
Many today that subsists in the United Kingdom has the understanding who Guy Fawkes specifically recollects The Gunpowder plot that acquires
celebrations every 5th of November each year. Rewind back many centuries to the year of 1605 if you are not sure what The Gunpowder Plot is. The
basics of the Gunpowder Plot was a attempt to blow up the House of Lords building assassinating many high figured people such as the king and queen
or same socioeconomic class during the opening of the new parliament building opening on November 5, 1605. The motive behind the plot was led by
Robert Catesby with mastermind and notorious Guy Fawkes who cooperated as the exploding specialist. According to Sellar and Yeatman, the
Gunpowder Plot remains the paramount of plots in history of all time due to the Memorable and total plot of what happened.
To understand the basics of the Gunpowder plot at it's finest and the fallout, we must understand the fundamentals of what lead to the plot initially.
Catholics and Protestants had a controversy between the Church of England with enormously arduous that the church of England ordered anyone
outside of the Protestant church must plead their faithfulness to the head of the church if not, people would face Recusany (National Archives, 2003).
In despite of the Church of England, Catholics were exhausted from the rules of the Church were later a group of men decided to push back leading to
the beginnings of the Gunpowder Plot.
With a little

Sheila Mant: Plot Summary
Now that I have finished the story and know that the protagonist chooses the girl over the bass, I will be evaluating the character of Sheila Mant.
While reading this story, I have found Sheila to be both rude and conceited. To begin, Sheila is patently rude. One notion that supports this is how she
acts during the date with the boy. During the date, she is standoffish and disinterested, reluctant to get into the boat with him and having a face that
"had on its delightful fullness a very dubious expression" (Wetherell 2). She makes little attempt at conversation, and when she does, it is only to talk
about herself. The whole ordeal seems to bore her. Even if she is not the most thrilled at the idea of being on a date with the protagonist, she did not
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Another sign of Sheila being rude is how she blatantly insults fishing during the date. One could argue that she did not know that the protagonist liked
to fish, but that is highly unlikely. She knows that he owns a canoe, swims often, and knows an excessive amount of information about fishing and
bass. It can be inferenced that she at least had an idea of his interests. Even if she was not sure, she outright says that she thinks fishing is boring and
dumb, which is an abrupt and ill–mannered statement to say at all, not just to those that like to do it. Considering that the protagonist himself loves to
fish, it becomes completely insulting and insensitive. The last reason Sheila can be considered rude is by what she did at the end of the date. After the
main character brings her to a concert, having rowed her there by canoe himself, she leaves in another boy's car. Not only that, but the last words she
says to him is "You're a funny kid, you know that?" (Wetherell 5). Once again this displays how little Sheila cares about her date, and how easy she is
to chuck him aside for

Many today that subsists in the United Kingdom has the understanding who Guy Fawkes specifically recollects The Gunpowder plot that acquires
celebrations every 5th of November each year. Rewind back many centuries to the year of 1605 if you are not sure what The Gunpowder Plot is. The
basics of the Gunpowder Plot was a attempt to blow up the House of Lords building assassinating many high figured people such as the king and queen
or same socioeconomic class during the opening of the new parliament building opening on November 5, 1605. The motive behind the plot was led by
Robert Catesby with mastermind and notorious Guy Fawkes who cooperated as the exploding specialist. According to Sellar and Yeatman, the
Gunpowder Plot remains the paramount of plots in history of all time due to the Memorable and total plot of what happened.
To understand the basics of the Gunpowder plot at it's finest and the fallout, we must understand the fundamentals of what lead to the plot initially.
Catholics and Protestants had a controversy between the Church of England with enormously arduous that the church of England ordered anyone
outside of the Protestant church must plead their faithfulness to the head of the church if not, people would face Recusany (National Archives, 2003).
In despite of the Church of England, Catholics were exhausted from the rules of the Church were later a group of men decided to push back leading to
the beginnings of the Gunpowder Plot.
With a little yet rebellious

Plot Summary Of Malcolm X
Plot
Malcolm X was born in a black family in Omaha Midwest of Nebraska in the period of racial discrimination and violence. Together with his family,
they moved to Michigan where racial discrimination is also evident. His father is murdered by the whites, and his mother out of trauma is taken
to a mental hospital. He goes through the detention school but moves to Boston after finishing the eighth grade to stay with Ella his half sitter. He
quickly catches up with urban life and does things done by people of older age than him he does things like: drinking, gambling, doing drugs, and
dates an older white lady by the name Sophia. He gets a job at the railway to work as a porter. After a while he moves to New York and becomes a
hustler in Harlem. He does several jobs including selling drugs, running numbers and driving white men to black Cathouse. He is engaged in many
armed robberies, and as life becomes hard and dangerous, he decides to go back to Boston. While trying to catch up with life in Boston as a burglar,
he is arrested, prosecuted and jailed. In prison, he remarks on himself and converts to a Muslim through a group supported by Islam nation that manages
to convert Malcolm's siblings as well.
Through this religion, he is inspired and stops drug abuse. He becomes a prayerful person and reads various religious books. He learns English and
Latin and joins the prison debate group. He is later released from prison on parole and goes to stay with his brother. He becomes

Notes On The Scatter Plot Summary
Notes on the Scatter Plots
The different vowel qualities are noted by the color on the scatter plot. For words that have multiple monophthongs, the underlined vowel is the one
being plotted at that particular point.
Monophthong Observations One immediately striking feature of my realizations of these monophthongs is my fronting of the close back vowel [u]. This
vowel, present in (–– removed HTML ––) and (–– removed HTML ––) , has shifted to a position that is more front than the near–close back vowel
[КЉ], and more front than even the central mid vowels [Й™] and [Йђ]. We discussed this possible [u] fronting in class, and from these particular
samples, I think it would not be absurd to say that the vowel I have for (–– removed HTML ––) ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The vowel now has a F2–F1 value similar to the central vowels, and ends up being less front.
R–Colored Vowel Observations After plotting the data on the R–Colored Vowels, I realized that what I titled my series didn't quite match up with the
actual values of the formants. As such, I changed what symbols I used for the different vowel qualities. For instance, the lab report guide suggested
that the vowel in (–– removed HTML ––) was [ЙЄ]. Yet my recorded F2–F1 axis value for (–– removed HTML ––) (2210) was higher in comparison
to the words with a monophthong [ЙЄ] (1625–1870), and therefore more fronted. I then titled the series [iЙ№] to reflect this frontness, There was a
similar situation with the vowel in (–– removed HTML ––) and (–– removed HTML ––) . I compared the F1 values in this series to the F1 values of
the [Й›] vowel, which should be at the same height as [Й”]. The F1 value of the (–– removed HTML ––) value was higher by a degree of two hundred
Hz. For a second check, I looked at the Assignment 4 packet, which had a plot of American English vowels. The F1 listed for the[Й”] vowel was 550
Hz, which was again much higher than my recorded vowels for (–– removed HTML ––) and (–– removed HTML ––) . I then determined that at least
for r–coloring, I use an [o] vowel. Some generalities present themselves as well for the r–colored vowels. For instance, the entire y–axis appears to
have a smaller range, with values going from 300–700 Hz, as

Turkle: Plot Summary
A number two pencil and a lined composition book was all that was needed for school – that is until, I attempted to help my younger brother with his
i–math online program. Education went from paper and pencil to a mouse and a computer. Paper was useless and spreadsheets were the new things.
Handwriting became that of the past and technology replaced it with facilitated methods. This has caused a modern change to such an extent, that we
are majorly dependent on an online interaction, prompting a technology–absorbed society. Nevertheless, people are less susceptible to confrontations
because their attention is fixed to an online communication, where they are said to be virtually connected but find themselves solo. As it turns out,
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Turkle uses her input as a psychologist, to point that technology "appeals to us most where we are most vulnerable. And we are vulnerable. We are
lonely, but we're afraid of intimacy." She argues that we look upon our phone's use because we feel lonely and do not accept solitude as a good thing.
We turn to technology when we want to avoid social awkwardness and rather control our conversations. This said, Turkle ponders that an individual's
attempt to avoid isolation by then again being isolated on their devices, is unfitting to the situation. On the other hand, Carral persists that people
should not be deemed for their actions of simply communicating online. He goes on to say "people should be able to interact with whomever they
please without being judged by people for using their smartphones to do so." It is without question that people should not be told with who to
communicate. Carral stands by the notion that our desire to communicate with those online does not cause us to be isolated; it rather means we want to
socialize with that particular

Plot Summary Of The Movie The Castle
Introduction: The Castle, directed by Robert Sitch and produced in 1997, is arguably one of the greatest Australian movies ever created. It is a
peculiar, boorish and above all, humorous film, that is loved by most Australians. With great use of trademark Aussie humour, amateur camera work
and Australian stereotyping, the movie can be very relatable to Australian viewers, typically those of the blue–collar working–class level. Even with
light–hearted humour that could be taken offensively, and seen as a 'dig at Australian culture, in my opinion, the Castle portrays the typical Australian
working –class family and has an underlying message of being resilient and never giving up! Plot Summary: Set in Melbourne, The Castle is a movie...
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Typical Australian traits of standing up for your rights, no matter how rich or poor you are and never giving up are used to represent common
Australian ideologies and values, which most Australians can relate to. His home is his Castle that he is proud of and has worked hard for and won't
give up. Acting and Characterisations: Darryl Kerrigan (Michael Caton), the actor who plays the role of the father in the Kerrigan family fantastically,
contributing to the high degree the film's success. His role incorporates the appearance, behaviors, and traits, that most Aussies can relate to. Darryl is
the illustrious face of the Kerrigan family in the movie, possessing the usual Australian attributes of being devoted, diligent and very family orientated.
M.C's character is acted out greatly, enabling the worldwide audience to relate to the obstacles the family faces and the battling journey they endure to
keep their "Castle.' Darryl shows courage and bravery that is the basis of the morals, most Australians strive to abide by, portrayed his attitude and
perseverance in reaching his goal(retaining his house). Film Techniques and Comparison to Other Aussie Films: In this movie, different filmic
techniques are used, however, in my opinion, they are not very effective and thus it fails to improve or contribute to the success of the movie, which I
believe it should. The filming techniques used in

Plot Summary Of The Play 'Machinal'
The play "Machinal" was unlike any I have ever seen before. As I was reading the play brochure before the play started, I realized this may be a
dark, twisted production. To some extent, it was. A young woman who still lives with her mother works in an office. Her boss, George H. Jones, wants
to marry her; however, the woman does not really love him, but marries him anyways. They have a child together shortly after. Later in the play, the
woman meets a man her age at a bar from a mutual friend. She has an affair with the younger man. While she is with the man, he admits to having
killed someone in Mexico. She asks him to elaborate and he says he placed tiny stones in a wine bottle to use as a weapon. It was lethal enough that it
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Mrs. Jones is like any woman–she wants to be loved. She felt like she needed to take care of her mother, though, and this could be achieved if she
married George. Though he was not her 'dream man', he could offer her (and her mother) an arrangement that she would not be able to get
otherwise. The fact that the woman married George H. Jones for her mother was very considerate. As the play progressed, the woman began to get
more annoyed with her husband each time he spoke. During the scene before the bar scene, I had a slight instinct that some sort of infidelity
would happen, and it did. I believe that once Mrs. Jones learned about the stones and the bottle from her young lover, she could not remove the
idea from her brain. Though she claims she killed her husband so she could be 'free' from him, I am not sure how she had the audacity to murder
him in cold blood. During the trial, I felt the young woman would never succumb to admitting she did the deed since she was so routine whenever
she was asked if she murdered him. Finally, the straw that broke the camel's back was when the letter from the young lover was read. To be perfectly
honest, I was shocked that he recorded their affair. I also thought to myself, "How could he have done this to

Plot Summary: Lord Of The Flies
Entering Monday night's matchup with the shorthanded Memphis Grizzlies, Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Tyronn Lue knew his team would
have a challenge in front of them. The Grizzlies were without key players Mike Conley, Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol, while also missing four
other players from their regular rotation. Lue, however, knew the contest with Memphis would be no walk in the park. "It's always dangerous
because we tend to let our guard down," Lue said just before tipoff. "We've done that a few times this year, and every time their stars and key guys sit
out, we tend to take a step backwards and kind of relax a little bit." Lue's fears came to fruition Monday night. After sleepwalking through three–plus
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When Cavs power forward Kevin Love sank two free throws, followed by an Irving steal and layup, Cleveland took its first lead of the game, 98–97
with 2:43 remaining. Trailing again with 1.8 seconds showing on the clock, Irving missed a game–tying three–point attempt but the shot clanged off
the rim as the final horn sounded. "I know I'm going to replay it for the next few hours or so," Irving said of his final shot. "Short–term memory in
this league. I got a good shot, but a lot of our mistakes caused us to be in that position. LeBron James led Cleveland with a game–high 28 points, nine
rebounds and five assists. With his 18th point of the night, James passed John Havlicek (26,395) for 13th place on the NBA's all–time scoring list.
Irving totaled 27 points, two rebounds and five assists. Irving has now scored at least 20 points in a season–high tying five straight games and in 14 of
the last 18 outings. Despite missing all of their stars, Memphis received significant contributions elsewhere. Tony Allen scored a season–high 26 points
with two rebounds and four assists. Lance Stephenson and Mario Chalmers each added 17 points, JaMychal Green chipped–in 16 points with 10
rebounds and Vince Carter contributed 15 points. Memphis scored 30 of its points on 25 Cavs

The Dragonkin Trilogy: Plot Summary
The Dragonkin Trilogy Box Set Wytchfire: In the dragon–haunted land of Ruun, Rowen Locke has been many things: orphan, gravedigger, mercenary.
All he ever wanted was to become a Knight of Crane and wield a kingsteel sword against horrors he's known since childhood. But that dream
crumbled–replaced by a new nightmare. War is overrunning the realms, and in a world where no one is blameless, the time has come for one
disgraced man to decide which side he's on. Knightswrath: Rowen Locke has achieved his dream of becoming a Knight of the Crane, and he now
bears Knightswrath, the legendary sword of FГўyu Jinn. But the land remains torn, and though Rowen suffers doubts, he would see it healed. His
knightly order is not what it seems, though, and allies remain thin. When Rowen and his friends seek an alliance with the forest–dwelling Sylvs, a
tangle of events results in a midnight duel that teaches Rowen a dangerous lesson and leaves him with a new companion of uncertain loyalties.... Show
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As Rowen struggles to prove his worth–to his allies and to himself–chaos raises its hand to strike. A price must be paid, and not even the wielder of
Knightswrath will remain untouched. Kingsteel: Rowen Locke has won the battle. But from the shadows comes an ancient enemy––a calculating and
merciless foe who has been waiting centuries for the chance to strike. Despite all he has already suffered and sacrificed, Rowen finds himself mired in
a war bigger and more terrible than anything he could have imagined. The world's only hope lies in Knightswrath, whose hard–won powers he has only
begun to understand, let alone control. Calling upon unlikely new allies, Rowen must raise an army to defeat the vengeful Dragonkin before everything
he loves becomes a smoldering

The Mailroom Plot Summary
The stories in David Rensin's book, The Mailroom: Hollywood History From the Bottom Up, are exciting, intriguing and perfectly suited for reality
television. The book, which is comprised of interviews with over 200 mailroom graduates from some of the biggest Hollywood talent agencies, reveals
the not–so–glamorous lives of mailroom assistants in the most glamorous industry in the world (Rensin). These mailroom clerks are young, motivated,
and competitive individuals who aspire to be Hollywood agents making millions. Such driven and aggressive people would make for excellent reality
stars. Due to the combination of business–oriented tasks and out–of–office drama, The Mailroom is the result of The Apprentice meeting Vanderpump
Rules.
Although the clerks are in competition to get promoted, there is much more that goes on beyond the mailroom. This series is not structured as a
competition show because this would limit the story from capturing the drama outside the office, which includes blossoming friendships, romance, and
conflict between strong personalities. In particular, the love lives of the mailroom clerks are "somewhat incestuous," according to Nir Caspi, a
packaging agent at United Talent Agency, which would intrigue viewers of shows like The Hills and Vanderpump Rules. Therefore, unlike The
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Some clerks will be fired, some will quit the agency, and some will be promoted. This arrangement provides The Mailroom with an ideal casting
circumstance for numerous seasons. As seasons progress, some clerks will remain in the mailroom, some will move up within the agency but remain
on the series, and some will leave the series and make room for fresh faces. This balance, which is seen in the Real Housewives shows, lets viewers
enjoy familiarity with the cast while also appreciating the fresh perspectives of new cast

Jefferson's Lesson: Plot Summary
An ex–con suddenly becomes a full time father to his 7–year–old daughter and trying to bond with her, he mentors her through a pageant contest going
up against a conniving rival. BRIEF SYNOPSIS JEFFERSON has just been released from prison. He hooks up with his old friend CHUNG (30's)
and lives with his mother BLANCHE (60). Trying to reinvent his life, he goes to the bank for a loan. He wants to open up his own laundry mat, but
he's turned down. He's too much of a risk. Jefferson bumps into ANK (30's) a drug deal. Ank offers Jefferson a dime bag, but Jefferson turns him
down. He's not into that anymore. Jefferson tries to reconnect with KRISTEL (28), but she wants nothing to do with him. In the background is a little
girl, AYANNA (7). Ayanna takes dance lessons. She wants to be in the pageant,
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Jefferson also declares war on a pageant mother RHONDA, who pushes her own daughter "Princess Dye" to win. When Jefferson is fired, he's
desperate and agrees to help drug dealer Ank. Ayanna finds the drugs and overdoses. She's rushed to the hospital. Jefferson is about to be arrested
when his friend, Chung, takes the fall for him, claiming responsibility for the drugs. Chung is arrested. Jefferson enters Ayanna into the pageant after
Blanche gives him the funds. They compete against Rhonda and her daughter, who sabotages Ayanna by telling the crowd to "boo" her. Rhonda then
sets up Jefferson, claiming he slapped her daughter. He's about to be arrested when Ayanna begs the police to let her father stay to watch her. For the
first time, Ayanna tells her father that she loves him. He loves her too. The announcer declares Rhonda's daughter the winner, but soon realizes his
mistake. The real winner is Ayanna. However, she knows that what really count is how her father feels about her. That makes her a true princess and

Biddle: Plot Summary
The story takes place in a kingdom named Biddle. Biddle is a kingdom. The kingdom is a made up place with fairies and magical frogs.The story is
about a young girl named parsley. There are many characters. Some are tansy he's the youngest prince he has freckles and a cowlick,prince Randolph
and Rudolph who are twins and does everything the opposite of each other,Bombina a magical fairy who lives with parsley,and Parsley is a young girl
with green teeth and a warm smile.
The story begins with Parsley living in Snettering–on–Snoakes where parsley only grows in the fairies bombina garden so parsley's father zeke went
to steal some parsley and in mid steal Bombina returned home to see zeke stealing parsley zeke spotted her and ran home. That ... Show more content
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Parsley was sent to a field and there she learned that she had magical powers as a frog. While Parsley was perfecting her magic BOmbina was
trying to find a way to turn parsley back into a human she remembered that she must be proposed to but the person must ask in their own free will.
Meanwhile the three princes were having a contest to see who would become the heir to the throne. The princes were sent on a mission to find
thread small enough to fit through their fathers ring Tansy stop to take a break and ran into parsley where he got the string small enough to fit
through his father's ring. His brothers claimed he stole it from them. So the king held another contest for them to find a dog tiny enough to fit in a
walnut Tansy got the dog named Tefaw (tiny enough for a walnut) his brothers claimed he stole that from them too. Their father decided that they will
have one finale contest that they must bring home a bride and their father will decide whose bride is the prettiest and Tansy was searching for Parsley
and when she saw her she started smiling at him. And he knew she was the one her asked for her hand in marriage she agreed and she turned back into
a human and Tansy presented his bride to his father and she smiled at him and he was stuck in her warm smile that he didn't notice her green teeth
even when Randolph and Roudolph were talking about them Bombina appeared and Parsley told how all the

Plot Summary Of Hercules
Hercules Plot Summary and Comparison
In the movie "Hercules" the Greek gods Zeus and Hera have a son, named Hercules. Everyone is excited and they're having a party and Hades
comes in and sees Hercules and can tell he will be a problem. After Hades leaves the celebration, he finds out that Hercules will be an obstacle when
Hades is trying to take over Mount Olympus. First Hades tries to kill him and when that does not work, Hades then decides that he is going to make
Hercules a mortal so he will not be able to defeat him. He sneaks Pain and Panic into the castle to kidnap Hercules and turn him mortal. Once Zeus and
Hera realize Hercules is gone it is too late and Hercules is human. Pain and Panic failed to completely take away Hercules's strength so he grew up
with his supernatural strength. A couple of farmers found him and adopted him and raised him.
As Hercules grew up, he never really fit in and he was considered a freak. Hercules was extremely strong and clumsy, which was not a good mix.
He often ruined things and destroyed things on accident. One day he set everyone off the edge and his parents told him about his roots and where he
was really from. Hercules went to Zeus and tried to talk to him, thinking that he didn't want him as a son. Zeus told him about the situation and what
Herc would have to do to be able to be with his family. Zeus gave Hercules's childhood friend Pegasus the task of finding Philoctetes, who was a satyr,
also a known hero

Plot Summary Of 'The Miller's Tale'
The Miller's Tale" tells a story of Allison, her husband John, her mister Nicholas and her admirer Absolon. The story begins by introducing John as a
rich, mean–spirited, jealous carpenter. (80–81) Next, Nicholas is introduced as a poor student of astrology who was courteous, handy, sly and knew
about secret love and pleasure. (91–93) Allison is then described as an eighteen year old, gentle, beautiful and sexually desired young wife. Absolon is
described as a prudish, musical, happy assistant to the parish priest. These descriptions set the pace for the story to unfold.
The story focuses around Allison, the wife of the carpenter who indulges in adulterous acts outside of her marriage. I believe Chaucer honed in on her
beauty and sexually desirable appearance to pave the way for her to become the butt of the humor in the story. Rather than showcasing her beauty as a
positive, he's trying to show the negative aspect of her beauty that was used to attract another suitor and become the adulterous young woman that is
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This negative description was justified due to the outcome of the story and how the affair unfolded between his wife and Nicholas but, I believe it
may have also been Chaucer's way of showing that there was reason for Allison to stray from her marriage. John was depicted as a jealous and
controlling man and was in turn hurt because of it but, in the end he came out on top with his business booming after the branding of his wife's

Remember, remember, the fifth of November; we all know the rhyme but how well do we really know the story? In the essay I will explore how
the plotters were punished and why they were punished so severely. Before you can explore the punishments, you first have to know the story. The
Gunpowder Plot started on May 20th 1604; however, the reasons behind the plot started many years prior to that. In fact, the entire reason behind
the plot dated back to Henry VIII, when religious turmoil broke out. You could say, all hell broke loose. It all started when Henry made his break
from Rome to allow him to divorce his wife, Catherine of Aragon. This made England a Protestant country which many didn't like, or rather, hated.
This turmoil continued for many years, as the next king, Edward, kept Protestantism whilst Mary, the following monarch, (also known as Bloody
Mary) changed the national religion back to Catholicism and took her religion to further extremes by burning Protestants. Upon Mary's death
Elizabeth I took the reigns and, yet again, switched the religion. She also persecuted those who didn't follow the same religion as her, as she made it
illegal to be a Catholic and illegal to go to a non–Protestant Church. James VI of Scotland came to the throne next and he, despite thoughts that he
might have been kinder to Catholics, kept the aforementioned Recuncansy Laws. The country was a mess. This is where the plot we know so well
comes in. A man named Robert Catesby was fed up,

Ira Levinson: Plot Summary
Ira Levinson – Ira is an old man in the lower nineties with health conditions that are worsening. He is suffering with lung cancer and only has a few
weeks left to live. Sophia and Luke found him stuck in his car, after failing to see the curve, at the beginning of the book. When waiting on an
ambulance to come, Ira gives a letter to Sophia to keep safe. The couple comes to find out that Ira has kept a collection of love letters to his "Dearest
Ruth." Throughout his years of marriage, he and his wife collected many valuable paintings. Ruth Levinson – Ruth was Ira's beloved wife, whom was
the love of his life ever since their eyes met. She has been dead for about 9 years, but Ira continues to keep her letters dear to his heart. Ruth and Ira
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He is a rancher and champion bull rider. Luke has had an accident with a bull that left him with a life–threatening condition. He falls in love with
Sophia even though they have very different lifestyles. After Ira dies, Luke is the one who is given the full collection of art after buying a piece that
meant a lot to Ira. Sophia Danko – Sophia is a senior at Wake Forest College, and ends up falling in love with Luke at a rodeo that she didn't even want
to go to. Her major in college is Art History, which is one of the reasons that she relates so well to Ira and Ruth's love for

Plot Summary Of Bone
The main conflicts that Bone has is person vs. self and person vs. person. The main conflict that Bone has about herself is she feels that she's
worthless. She feels that all of the horrible things that Glen does to her is because she did something wrong to deserve it. She feels like she can't do
anything right. Whenever she thinks that she's doing good Glen ends up finding something to get mad at her for. She feels that her mom doesn't love
because she stays with Glen even though he beats Bone. Bone feels she's not worthy enough because her mom won't leave Glen for her. She also feels
ashamed that she masterbates. She knows it's not something that she should be doing, but she does it because she likes it. She feels like a bad christian
when

Glock4: Plot Summary
Allister had expected to pick up Tank for church and a lunch date after the service. Tank called on Saturday evening to tell him he was not well
enough to attend. When Monday came and went and then Tuesday Allister became deeply concerned. All day Tuesday, a wave of uneasiness drifted
over him. He called Tank, and the voice mail answered the call. Allister made up his mind that if he didn't hear from him by Wednesday afternoon, he
would take Pastor Jim over and visit him. On Wednesday morning some tenants in Tank's building were gathering outside his door. They hadn't seen
him for a few days birthing a feeling of dread. Emanating from under his door is a faint, sickeningly sweet smell. They thought he had gone away and
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Morgue," said the Coroner. "You men with the wagon, tell them I want them to do him first. There is something strange here." "What's that Doc,"
asked Ted. "There is no gunshot wound. Whatever he died from it wasn't a bullet. There are a bunch of medications here, but we will wait for the
toxicology results to come back to show if that was a factor." The news of his death, possibly being something more natural, caused Pastor Jim, to
breathe easier. The Pathologist at first was uncertain. Then he discovered a possible cause of death. He didn't submit his findings until after he
received the toxicology results. He wanted to make sure that an overdose of medicine was not a causative factor. Tank they cremated within a few
days of the autopsy. When James Dixon received the results of the Pathologist' findings, he raced off to share them with the Pastor. The church
gathered for a memorial service. Ellie and Ellie–Jo sat in the front row with Pastor Jim and his wife. On Ellie–Jo's lap was little Heather. Tears filled
their eyes. Each in their own way remembered the positive aspects of Tank's

Plot Summary Of Desiree's Baby
Hardin Erin Hardin Hensley English 11/ Fourth Period 08 January 2018 Part 1: Plot Summary Desiree's Baby begins with Madame Valmonde,
Desiree's adopted mother, remembering the day that her husband found baby Desiree in their garden. We then learn that Madame Valmonde is
incapable of having children. There were several speculations as to how Desiree had ended up on the Valmonde plantation. Some people believe that
she wandered there on her own. Others believed that she had been abandoned by "a party of Texans", who had crossed on the ferry below the
plantation (Chopin page 1). Madame Valmonde abandoned these theories, all but the one where Desiree had been sent to her by a saint. Then we flash
forward to when Desiree is 18, and Armand Aubigny

Constructio Larson: Plot Summary
"Six steam–powered dredges the size of floating barns gnawed at the lakeshore, as five thousand men with shovels and wheelbarrows and horse–drawn
graders slowly scraped the landscape raw, many of the men wearing bowlers and suitcoats as if they just happened to be passing by and on impulse
chose to pitch in." (Larson 129). Using descriptive diction and syntax, Larson conveys how much work and energy this world fair project required.
The manner of how "dredges the size of floating barns gnawed at the lakeshore" expresses how enormous the scale of the fair had been and how
intensely the workers had to be. Pace accelerating, the polysyndeton of "shovels and wheelbarrows and horse–drawn graders" drives a brisk rhythm to
indicate how nearly excessive the work was. Using the alliteration of "slowly scraped," Larson delays the pace to amplify the thoroughness of the...
The way princes "ran off with parlormaids" suggests a juvenile love that forms when parents and society disapproves of it which generates a little
drama to the reader before Larson begins to give more examples of different affairs. The manner in which "bank presidents seduced typewriters"
offers more mature prospect and "seduced" denotes a more surreptitious, more serious relationship to add more tension. By adding "when
necessary" and projecting a final example of an affair, Larson displays how enticing and potentially risky these involvements are, even to people
considered rational and professional like attorneys and doctors, to amplify the building drama. The parallelism of the list of scandalous affairs
emphasizes Larson's word choice of how Holmes "reveled" in his "possession" of a secluded woman in a faux innocuous affair demonstrates how
Julia was just a mere toy to him that belongs to him "as if she were an antebellum slave" for his amusement and use which elevates the tensions the
reader feels

Cartagena Plot Summary
The plot unfolds in Cartagena in the early twentieth century, at which time the signs of falling in love could be confused with the symptoms of
cholera. This love story of cholera takes place in a town in the Caribbean port, perhaps in Cartagena, a town where it is very hot, tropical, a people
full of prejudices, and of course the time when history develops influences a lot in that. In those times, cholera had wrought havoc on the health of the
villagers, that terrible disease had caused many deaths and anger was confused with the problems of love and sentiment. At the beginning of the work,
it developed in a situation that had never appreciated in others, began with the end and ends with the beginning of an inevitable love despite all the

Pietra Rivoli: Plot Summary
Pietra Rivoli uses a random T–shirt she brought from Lubbock, West Texas while she was on vacation to contribute her story about globalization of
world trade, especially in the textile and apparel industry. The story begin in Lubbock, West Texas when she decide as "cotton city" because there were
almost lunar nothingness. She discovered the foundation of the cotton, especially with the process of the seed which gave the cotton farmer some
challenges. The stage is a story that is determined mainly by manual labour on the one hand, and it reduces reaches and technology on the other hand. It
led the United States not only become a major cotton producer in the world but it has been strongly supported by public subsidies and worst–case
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The next part of the story was about globalization, which aims to protect the influence of trade barriers outside the country. Therefore, the metaphorical
T–short briefly captured a glimpse of El Salvador, Bolivia, the United States, China, Cambodia, and other countries. Although for the reasons of fairness,
the author really just wanted to introduce in more depth the economic and trade realities brought about by the globalization of the textile industry. After
all, Rivoli is an economist; data, statistical data, and other large researches that have support the story from paragraph to paragraph, and being some of
the most surprising conclusion. Among them, the first and most important point is that, as for as the new clothing industry is concerned, this kind of
trade is not as least completely free. However, the most enjoyable thing is the T–shirts have taken a step further, and the story of second–hand clothing
was brought to

Shakespeare's Hamlet Plot Summary
Title of Work: Hamlet
Author: William Shakespeare
Plot Summary:
The play begins by two guards trying to convince a third one that they have just seen the ghost of what looks like the recently deceased King Hamlet.
Once the ghost appears, all three guards decide they must tell (young) Hamlet, King Hamlet's son. Before this happens, Claudius, the new king and
King Hamlet's brother, gives a speech to young Hamlet about why he should start to move on past the death of his father. At this point, Hamlet is not
the most fond of Claudius because Claudius married Hamlet's mother, his dead brother's wife. The three guards then approach Hamlet about what they
had seen. Hamlet is immediately interested and decides to go with the guards later that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While Claudius seems to be praying, Hamlet contemplates killing him, but decides not to because that would mean Claudius would go to heaven right
away. He then goes to talk with his mother about his actions in regards to the play, but instead Hamlet insults her throughout their whole conversation
for marrying his uncle so shortly after his father's death. Gertrude becomes frightened, so Polonious, who was in hiding throughout their conversation,
jumps up, and Hamlet stabbed him thinking it was Claudius. After the death of Polonious, Ophelia became mad and Laertes returned from Paris,
quickly hearing about the death of his father. After discussing with Claudius that the death of Polonious was Hamlet's doing, they set up a plan to kill
Hamlet, which is fencing until Hamlet is stabbed by Lartes. Before this plan happens, Ophelia drowns in a river. Then, when Hamlet and Laertes are
fencing, Gertrude dies by accidentally drinking poison meant for Hamlet, Laertes and Hamlet stab each other, and Hamlet stabs Claudius. The play
ends after everyone dies.
Significant characters & brief explanations:
Hamlet: Hamlet is the son of (dead) King Hamlet and Gertrude. His sentiments are expressed more frequently and in depth than other characters as
the play is focused mostly on him. He is extremely emotional, mostly due to the death of his father, and is overly indecisive. He acts more like a
teenager than a thirty–year–old man.
King Claudius: Claudius is

Plot Summary: The Great Depression
Setting: Takes place in an orphanage of the streets of Chicago 1932 (The Great Depression)
Characters:
Mrs. Fennis– The owner of the orphan
Kendra– The caretaker of the orphans
Patrick– One of the orphans
Sophie– One of the orphans
(The first scene takes place in their shared, very old room in the orphanage. A bunk bed is onstage left with one dresser on stage right and a small
wooden desk to the right of the dresser. Both Patrick and Sophie are laying in bed.)
Patrick: (Towards Sophie in a sad and troubled matter) Will we ever have a normal holiday? One filled of laughs and joy, the fire going in the family
room bringing warmth and comfort. All awhile a feast is being made to tingle our taste buds. Oh! And of course don't forget! One with the biggest...
Patrick: That's it we will make a bet If no one comes around this holiday I will do half of your chores everyday until summer!
Sophie: (yelling) Deal! I can't wait to see...
Kendra: (knocks and opens the door slowly) You two better keep it down before Mrs. Fennis hears you. I don't want to see my little squirrels fall off a
tree again, if you know what I mean. I have some extra bread I found stored in the cupboard for you two.
Sophie: Oh thank you kendra! We are starving, as you know! We will keep it down.
Patrick: Yeah! You are the best!
Kendra: (Speaking very softly) I wish I could feed you more, Mrs. Fennis has her strict policies though. Tomorrow I'll try and fish up some cold milk
and fruit. Im sure you are sick of those potatoes!

Patrick: You could say that again! This whole week has been potatoes, potatoes, potatoes! Thank you!
Kendra: It's best you go to sleep now, as early as you have to get up. Dream of candy land and adventures!
Sophie: Yes you're right! I'm on trash duty! Good night Patrick and Kendra!
Patrick: Good night!
Kendra: (Shuts lights off and closes door

Plot Summary Of The Awakening
Recovering from a traumatic kidnapping, Kate arrives in Boston as part of an apartment swap arrangement with her cousin Corbin. Shortly after her
arrival the woman next door, and Corbin's lover, is murdered in her apartment. As Kate anxiety grows out of control, she uncovers a terrible secret
from her Cousin's past. Kate quickly realizes that the killer will strike again and she the target.
The story opens KATE arriving in Boston from London as part of an apartment swap agreement with her second cousin CORBIN. When she arrives at
the building, CAROL VALENTINE gives her a tour of the building. During the tour, the run into an upsetwoman looking for her friend AUDREY
MARSHALL after she did not show up to a lunch date, but Carol assures the friend that Audrey's fine. The next... Show more content on
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For example, Kate barely reacts when Alan told her that he used to "watch" Audrey, even though he admits it is creepy. Another example is the fact
that, despite wanting nothing to do with Henry, Corbin never expresses any signs of real guilt or remorse for the girls that he and Henry killed.
Furthermore, none of the tenants of Corbin's building seem nervous that someone was murdered in there apartment, they act as if everything is
completely normal. The story never really allows its character to evolve or display any humanizing qualities, which distances the reader.
BLOOD WE SHARE has enough interesting characters and scenes for compelling screenplay or possibly a three or four–part miniseries adaptation.
However, a lot of the text is lost insignificant details and the psychological cross–examination between the forces of good and evil in the novel, which
detracts from the narrative tension.
While the characters are engaging, the pacing robs the story of much its suspense. The result is a decent, but unremarkable suspense

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