Operative Procedure: Reexploration of left L5-S1 hemilaminotomy for excision of recurrent left S1 nerve sheath tumor.…
John meets Polly. She was the type of person everyone gravitated towards and wanted to be around because she had such a sunny disposition and warm brown eyes that were trusting. After a year he began to court her and they fell in love. He eventually asked for her hand in marriage and they got married. Soon after the wedding, John and Polly moved into a house together and in May they had their first child, whom they called George. Alex Wilson was not a very determined or highly motivated person. He may work in his parents’ business but his laziness burned it to the ground. In order to salvage what he lost, he scammed various people for their money, including his own family. John took money out of his own business to help but things continued to get worse. He started stealing money from his brother-in-law, Jim Hutchison to pay back the creditors but his attempts were futile and rendered useless. The Wilson’s good reputation was ruined and John was humiliated. He wanted to let things die down for a while so he decided to go to Canada for a year. He told Polly it would be just enough time to let the townspeople forget about the scandal. John promised to write lots of letters and then he was off, leaving behind his 6-month pregnant wife. Saskatoon was where John chose to go. He was intrigued by this prairie city because it was “The Fastest Growing City in the World”. All it needed were more people. In Saskatoon, the trains never arrived on time but imagine the surprise on the citizens of Saskatoon’s faces when John’s train arrived on schedule. It was so surprising that it even made the news. John immediately got a job and found a place to stay in a rooming house. On every Sunday, he would write long letters to Polly and also send home quite a bit of money.…
When he was twelve, House used the knowledge that he had gathered about his father not having been at home when he was conceived and reliance on characteristics based on genetics which his father lacked to confront John. As a result, the two of them quit talking to each other and this went on for a whole summer, the two communicating by means of notes. Their relationship cooled off to what could pass as okay by the standards of what was obviously a repressed family. His father later mistreated him for his not being his biological son and was harsh…
First, his decision to lie to his friends in like manner, his family in Scotland to give him loans for his business. John’s status as the son of a successful shop owner in Slamannan, Scotland led him to make terrible business decisions, in due time, ruining his dad’s business. In order to save the business, he took loans which he never paid back. “Jack, who couldn’t bear to see the once respected business end in disgrace, took out the money of the greenhouse business to pay off his brother’s debts. When things continued to slide, he panicked and stole money outright from his brother-in-law, Jim Hutchinson, to pay creditors” (Simmie, 9). John’s status as a son of a successful businessman led him to feel invincible in addition to feeling unpunishable. John’s character led him to commiting crimes no ordinary person would think about, John also, does not have to deal away with the technology that we have today, leaving a country and moving to the other was not as hard back than, as it is now. Canada, John was accepted here without any questions being asked, or his motives questioned, plus there was not any way for the Scottish government to know John had multiple loans out. Without delay, when John becomes a NWMP officer, he makes the same…
Throughout The secret lives of Sgt. John Wilson, the main character John is a very manipulative person. He lies to everyone around him to cover up previous lies that he’s told. John may not intentionally lie, but since he constantly lies it comes naturally to him. From the beginning of Wilsons first marriage to Polly, Polly’s family figures out what kind of man Wilson really is. Polly never caught on to Johns lying, “Polly’s family noticed Jack’s [John’s] tendency to lie when it suited his purposes, but Polly seemed oblivious to it” (8). Polly never realized that he constantly lied to her. Wilson left his family in Scotland, because he had stolen from his family. Polly was celebrating her sixth wedding anniversary without seeing her husband.…
I think the best case scenario for John Proctor is he is a man and for a long time his wife was sick, and could’nt give him what he desired so their love grew apart and he had to look elsewhere and he did’nt have to look very far and he looked toward his maid Abigale Williams for she was attracted to him and it made the whole incedent all the more harder to refuse and and then he realized the mistake he had made as his wife was getting better she shunned Abigale from her household, but Abby did’nt go quietly and she is still trying to minipulate John into leaving his wifeand it was making her more minipulative because she knew he would not leave his wife without somekind of “Brain Washing”. And that is how I think John Proctor is a very good, and honest man because he saw his mistake although it was to late he did’nt run from the problem or give into temptation he faced it like a strong man and starred it down in the face and dealt with the problem from it’s source.…
The character John Wilson is portrayed in the beginning as an honest man trying to make a better life for his family back home in Scotland. As the story unfolds we learn that jack's intentions are not what were originally portrayed. My opinion of jack Wilson started out as "just a man trying to better his family in a new world" but shortly after was challenged. Jack starts life out in Canada pretty rough, he can't find good work and the climate is hard on his lungs. In an attempt to get back home he applies for the army but is turned down because of his lung condition with a little luck he lands a good job with the RNWMP. John meets a 16 year old girl, Jessie Patterson, who he immediately takes an interest in. all the while jack still has a wife and 2 children back home. This is the turning point from an honest man for him. Jack's feelings toward Jessie turn serious and shortly after a rumor that the Mountie in fact is still married appears. When confronted about this by Jessie's father he replies pg 30 "I was married, but my wife died after I left the old country" jack lies to cover up his marital status and this changes my opinion of jack from an honest man to a liar.…
John, "a slow, unambitious man, content with his farm and cattle"(48), is completely devoted to doing what he thinks is going to make his wife happy, when what she really just wants is his company. He goes through his farm work, without any hired help whatsoever, in hopes that one day he can provide Ann with nice things. His devotion, mixed with simple-minded bravery, is why he had trudged on through winter storms twice a week to see Ann before they were even wed. Those treacherous icy conditions are why it's truly evident how caring a man he is.…
John starts to open up to the group when he reveals his life at home with an abusive father who once burned a cigar on his arm for a simple mistake. But, after Andy’s character calls him out as a liar who is making up the story as part of his charade, he once again shuts everyone down but not before showing the cigar burn he received from his father. During the course of the movie, while harassing Claire for…
After coming to terms and understanding the death of his father, John constructed a quite beautiful, yet short and sweet stanza to sum up what he would to growing up as a man in the village of Salem and how he will live life. It says, “One may fool the hearts of many yet not get pass through to me, and although I might be condemned I must look where there is plea, and help those around to view through the lens I may look through, and do my best to do good whenever I may come by to you.” Although he directed his feelings towards myself and Rebecca, the actions of those words resonate throughout our village and the good work he does. John stood for respect, goodwill, and his undeniable selflessness. And although he had made mistakes along the way, he understood they were unjust but repented and did his best to make it right. John could always be seen around the corner trying to help out either fixing Mr. Jacobs wagon, or even carrying the heavy bags of wheat into the home of the…
jealousy, and she was willing to do anything to get John back to her own self.…
John –In the early stage of their marriage, John’s obligation is to take on his farming duties without any help just to prove his devotion to Ann. John also wanted a mortgage-free farm, a new house and pretty clothes for Ann, but Ann disapproved. John tried his best to keep Ann happy; however, Ann doesn’t seem to appreciate it. Their marriage has neither communication nor happiness. This leaves John bewildered. One day John was to walk five miles just to help his old father, Ann moodily began to act selfish. John wanted to reassure her that she will be fine, but she would lash sarcastic comments and showed no support of his walk. John also wanted to make sure Ann would be safe and have some company while he was out helping his father with chores, so he dropped in at his friend Stevens place on the way to nicely ask him to drop in later in the evening for a…
John is the typical Victorian husband. He is authoritative, strict, head of the household. He is a physician of “high standing”.…
First, his decision to lie to his friends in like manner, his family in Scotland to give him loans for his business. John’s status as the son of a successful shop owner in Slamannan, Scotland led him to make terrible business decisions, in due time, ruining his dad’s business. In order to save the business, he took loans which he never paid back. “Jack, who couldn’t bear to see the once respected business end in disgrace, took out the money of the greenhouse business to pay off his brother’s debts. When things continued to slide, he panicked and stole money outright from his brother-in-law, Jim Hutchinson, to pay creditors” (Simmie, 9). John’s status as a son of a successful businessman led him to feel invincible in addition to feeling unpunishable. John’s character led him to perpetrate crimes no ordinary person would think about, John also, does not have to deal away with the technology that we have today, leaving a country and moving to the other was not as hard back than, as it is now. Canada, John was accepted here without any questions being asked, or his motives questioned, plus there was not any way for the Scottish government to know John had multiple loans out. Without delay, when John becomes a NWMP officer, he makes the same…
John first started a happy life married to Polly Wilson back home in Scotland. He had two lovely children with her but after an incident with his brother he got very ashamed and thought that he had to move away to run from this problem. John Wilson moved to Canada to try and make some money. He told Polly that he would be back in a year or two at the max as he soon found out life could be tough living on the prairies. He then tries to start a tomato farm but the harsh prairie weather was way different from what he had known back home at Scotland. His tomato farm got ruined by a storm and he was left with nothing. He then tries to enlist into the war but he could not be accepted because of his lung condition. He was so disappointed that he could travel back over seas that he decided to join the RNWMP because it was the closest thing at the time to the army. In August 1914 he was officially part of the Royal North West Mounted Police force. He got transferred into a small town called Blaine Lake and that is where he fell in love with a girl named Jessie Patterson. During the winter John was diagnosed with Tuberculosis. All winter Jessie helped John with his illness and not too soon after John started to fall in love with Jessie. Back at home Polly was crying everyday over John and had made up her mind that she was going to go to Canada to see John no matter what her family thought.…