The Lizzie Borden house was founded upon 1889, in Fall River,Massachusets. This is where the murders of Andrew and Abby Borden took place in 1892. Know one knew exactly who murdered Andrew and Abby Borden but the prime susupect of the gruesome death of her father and mother was Lizzie Borden. They have a Lizzie Borden museum and a bed and breakfast but many people are to scared to stay the night in the hotel or go visit the museum. She awoke one night. Andrew was one of the leading citizens of fall river, massachussets, he was also a prosperous mill town and seaport. The family was going thorugh hard times and had been among the most influential citizens of the region for decades. Borden was one of the Riches man in the city. He owned several banks and a commercial landlord with considerable holdigns. He was tall and thing and a sour look on his face all the time…
Cited: (1)Reference: Mrs. Lincoln and Mrs. Keckly: The Remarkable Story of the Friendship Between a First Lady and a Former Slave. Jennifer Fleischner,…
Fiction: The theme of this story is how the narrator realized Giant was the word they should have been searching to find a book on tall people. James is a tall person who is looking for answers and part of the narrator’s findings is that he was a giant.…
Transgenerational therapies stress the importance of family relational patterns over time. These theories are based on the research and studies of figures such as Murray Bowen, Ivan Boszormenyi-Nagy, Carl Whitaker and Norman Paul. The patterns studied consist of both behavioral and interactional patterns formed during periods of family disorder. In the view of the transgenerational model, family process feeds forward in a chronological manner from emotionally significant events in the lives of great grandparents through to grandparents, parents, and finally reaching the children. This comes about through differences in attachment, management of power and intimacy, in conflicts, and other relational events (Dattilio, 1998).…
Edward Blooms experiences the Call to Adventure when he is eighteen years old. He is the small town hero of Ashton; excelling in sports and academics. When a giant begins terrorizing the town, Edward volunteers to talk to him. During their conversation, Edward convinces the giant that they are both “too big” for the town of Ashton. The pair agree to travel to “the big city” in order for them to be in a place that better suits their ambitions. This moment changes Edward’s life forever because it is when he travels outside of Ashton that he begins his new life.…
When comparing and contrasting two stories, we must examine the elements which make up a short story such as the theme, characterization, and setting.…
Elizabeth Proctor wife of John Proctor has a small but important roll in the book “The Crucible”. Elizabeth does not appear in the book until the beginning of act two when she is harassing and nagging John Proctor for getting home so late. At that point of the book Elizabeth proctor is recognized as cold-hearted uncaring unforgiving wife. Toward the end of the book the way Elizabeth, is seen by the reader changes in a good way she, will be seen as caring and protective of her family and husband John. The very first time she shows up in the book she shows that she is unforgiving and cold hearted because she does not trust John and is suspicious of where he was at so late. We used various symbols to show her bad side as well as her good side. We outlined Elizabeth with different colors meaning/symbolizing different characteristics of her in the beginning and end of the book. To start off we used 4 colors to outline the body with, we used the colors we thought symbolized Elizabeth those colors were green, blue, gray, and, black. Green stands for nature life and fertility and fertility relates to her because she is pregnant. Blue stands for loyalty trust wisdom and confidence and confidence and loyalty relates to her because she is confident of herself and she is loyal to John when she lies for him and says that he did not have an affair with Abigail. Black means death, earth, and death relates to her because the book describes her as dead looking. Gray stands for security maturity and sarrow and sarrow relates to her because she looses proctor and later gets remarried. We drew her heart half frozen because at the beginning of the play she is cold hearted and she later turns nicer. The word suspicious in a bubble coming from her head means that she was always thinking suspicious things of John. The cross and the Christian sign that looks like a fish because she is religious and knows all the 10 commandments. We used a voodoo puppet to…
Francois Rabelais wrote, Gargantua in the 16th century as a satirical short story depicting a giant named Gargantua and his transition from his barbaric ways to civilized humanistic way of living. The story takes place during the time of transition from the Medieval Era to the Renaissance. It went from a time of scholasticism and monasticism to a time of humanism and secularism. The Renaissance gave the modern world secularism, humanism and individualism. Throughout the story we see Gargantua evolve into a respectable and honorable man and Frere Jean as a monk who defies all previous views of who and what a monk is. The story of Gargantua illustrates the transition from scholasticism to humanism and in a satirical account through the lives of Gargantua and Frere Jean’s.…
The human desires of greed, wealth, and power have been embedded into the world's history as political figures have led invasions of other countries countless numbers of times. Whether invaded or being invaded, a country requires strong and capable leaders to see them through this difficult time. In 1588, Queen Elizabeth I of England gave a motivational speech to her troops using the rhetorical devices of diction, sentence structure and ethos, to motivate her subjects positively and to prevent the fear of the pending invasion in their hearts.…
Remember that tall tales deal with fears and obstacles. Choose a moment in your life when you overcame something.…
The BFG is a book about a little girl from an orphanage named Sophie who is lying awake in bed one night and sees a giant walking the streets. She tries to hide once she has seen him but it is too late. He takes her out of her room and runs back to his cave. At first she is worried that he is going to eat her but he is not that type of giant. He is known as the Big Friendly Giant and eats disgusting vegetables that taste like rotting frogs. His main idea of fun is catching dreams and blowing the happy ones into children’s bedrooms at night. The other nine giants however are man eating giants and they go to different countries every night to eat people. They take them from their homes while they are sleeping and eat them. Sophie thinks these other giants need to be stopped but they are a lot bigger and meaner than the BFG. In the end she does come up with a plan to mix up a dream to tell the queen of England what is going on with these giants. Sophie and the BFG create a dream that tells the queen all about the bad giants and what they do at night and about her and the good giant. When the queen awakes Sophie is on her windowsill to confirm the dream and to help create a plan of action. After a very interesting breakfast during which the BFG is sitting on a piano piled with other things for his chair and a ping pong table on top of four grandfather clocks for his table then the queen invites the heads of the military in to create a plan. They decide to catch the giants while they are sleeping and carry them off with helicopters. In the end the bad giants are forced to stay in a huge pit and they are fed the disgusting vegetables that the BFG was forced to eat before. The BFG gets a nice huge house next to the castle and Sophie gets a little cottage next to him and the BFG writes a book about his experiences, which as we find out in the end is the BFG, the book we just read.…
Compare and contrast two of the four short stories listed below. Begin your discussion of each story by stating what you think its theme is, and then describe how the other five elements identified by your editors contribute to articulating the theme. Use as many of the other five elements as you think are relevant in contributing to the theme; some elements will be more important than others, and one or two may not be relevant, depending upon your choice of stories. For example, point of view may be ‘neutral’ or non-judgmental, and voice (of the narrator/author) or style may also not be particularly relevant. Do not simply recite how each element, by itself, is present in the story. Your discussion of the elements should be integrated and you don’t necessarily have to identify the elements by name—e.g., you can refer to what happens in a story without calling it the plot or summarizing the plot, and you can refer to a character’s trait or personality without constructing a full…
I have picked the “In Cuba I was a German Shepherd” by Ana Menendez. I chose this story because it is the first option from the reading assignment and perhaps I don’t have much knowledge about Cuba and haven’t read any Cuban short stories before.…
The setting and location of one’s house can convey a great deal about a person because it represents the characteristics of their dwellers. In “The Great Gatsby” F. Scott Fitzgerald uses characters’ houses as a way to describe characters themselves and create a symbolic effect and advance the plot of the story. In this novel, each of the major characters’ lives in a house that reflects their personality and place in society.…
The short story I choose to write about is in chapter 7 ‘’Little Red Riding Hood’’ The story revolves is based on a girl named Little Red Riding Hood, after her mom had made her a little red hooded or cape the village people had start calling her that. In the story little red mom had ask her to go over her grandma house to check up on her. Little Red walks through the woods to deliver so food to her sick grandmother. So has she walks thought the woods a big wolf spots her, the wolf wants to eat the little red but is afraid to do it in public. The wolf approaches Little Red Riding Hood and she naïvely tells him where she is going. The wolf suggests that she pick some flowers for her poor sick grandma which she does. So in the meantime the wolf runs off to her grandmother 's house and gains entry by pretending to be little red. He jumps on her and swallows the grandmother whole, and waits for little red, disguised as the grandmother. So when little red had finally arrived, she notices that she looked very strange to be her grandmother. Little Red Riding Hood then says, "What big hands you have!" The wolf says better to hug you with my dear. Then Little Red Riding Hood said, "Oh my what big teeth you have! So then the wolf replies, "All the better to eat you with," and swallows her whole, too.…