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“Stay gold Ponyboy. Stay gold…” (Hinton, 126). “The Outsiders” by S.E. Hinton is a novel about the life of a 14 year old boy and his struggles with right and wrong in a society in which he believes he is an outsider. The character Johnny Cade is brave, shy, and he does not feel loved.…
I believe the author opened paragraph five (Justin) with a quote from “The Elephant Man” because Justin is the kind of person who sees things in a positive perspective and has hopes and ideas for his life. On page 187 the text states “ The first time I met Olivia’s little brother, I have to admit I was totally taken by surprise. This shows that even after learning about Auggie in advance Justin is still a little shocked, but later on page 188 Justin states “I'm not freaked out or scared , I smile” I feel this information Links to the quote because Justin looks on the bright side, just like having a big head only because it is filled with dreams. Like Olivia said on page 189 “friends wouldn't come to my birthday parties, because he would be…
Book Reviews: “Kirubaharan has shown true courage and will be remembered as a proud Canadian citizen in saving lives of not only animals, but humans. People like Sharanga have the power to begin the world again and bring nature’s wildlife back.” -Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada, leader of Liberal Party, and politician 2. “Sharanga Lost At Sea is a must- read for anyone who wants to appreciate what it took to help restore nature and what it must take in the future for us to live further in harmony with Earth’s nature.” -Barack Obama, President of United States, and politician 3.…
The bus driver for the town of Sam Dent, Dolores Driscoll, seems very nice and caring, but there are definitely many examples throughout the first chapter that show her to be quite goofy. First of all, a lot of the things she says and the phrases that she uses are very out there and do not seem to make a whole lot of sense. In the second paragraph on page eleven Dolores says, “Doreen was a Pomeroy from Lake Placid, a sweet little ding-a-ling of a girl”. On page 31 paragraph two Dolores also says, “...and it scared the bejesus out of me, although I could not for the life of me tell you why”. These two sentences make her seem a little loony because the things she says are so unique, and even I rarely ever her people use those phrases. This is just one example of how the author portrays Dolores to be just a bit nutty.…
In the book “Legend” by Marie Lu, I would like to have Day be my best friend out of all of the characters. Day has been nothing but caring throughout the whole book to Tess and other characters such as June and his little brother Eden, which is a characteristic that I really admire about Day. An illustration as to where Day was caring to Tess was when he met Tess for the first time. Day was on the streets by himself when he saw her in an alleyway. He called out to her and she ran away from him. Day could tell that Tess was really scared so him stayed put. He did not want to scare Tess, he only wanted to help her. ‘“Stop crying, I’m not going to hurt you.’ I knelt down beside her” (Lu 85). This quote shows Day trying to take…
People are not always as they seem, is one of the many themes in Harper Lee’s novel, To Kill a Mockingbird. Throughout the novel Jean Louise Finch (Scout) overhears countless rumors about certain folks in Maycomb County, such as Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose is a revolting old lady, Mr. Dolphus Raymond is an evil man, and Arthur Radley (Boo) is the most rebellious individual in Maycomb. However, truly in the end Scout comes to know the people she once feared; and she realizes that they are not as bad as Maycomb citizens make them out to be.…
Rainsford is at first very obstinate but through his experiences with Zaroff throughout the story he grows and understands how it really feels to be hunted and he gains empathy for the animals. We see this throughout his actions during the hunt. Rainsford starts to feel genuine fear and terror as he waits to see if he will make it through the day, we see this expressed once he starts to hear the hounds on page 78. Only one page later on page 79 the author tells us Rainsford now understands how an animal at bay feels. By the end we can infer he no longer sees hunting as a game, but as cruel entertainment. Throughout the story we see Rainsford exhibit very knowledgeable acts for example, on page 64 he shows his knowledge in weaponry when he finds…
The Lorax THE LORAX by Dr. Seuss is a children's book about greed and destruct. Once-ler realizes that these natural resources could be profitable by making "Thneeds" out of them. He chops down all the trees and pollutes the air and water until nothing was left.…
“As more individuals are produced than can possibly survive, there must in every case be a struggle for existence, either one individual with another of the same specie, or with the individuals of distinct species, or with the physical conditions of life.”…
Also, a symbol corresponding to the theme of friendship is the brush in the area that George and Lennie spent a little time in . A great line that shows this is “ if you jus' get in trouble like you always done before, I want you to come right here an' hide in the brush." This line shows that George and Lennie have a spot together that connected some sort of bounding. Somewhere where if one of…
Firstly in regards to Lucy's physical development she is 105cm tall and weighs 15.5kgs, this is noted to be within the normal limits for a child of four years of age. As cited in NSW the normal weight of a four year old girls lies between 13 and 20.5kg, this too is further supported by Crisp J (2004) who notes that the average weight for a child of 4 years is 16.6kgs, also noting that preschoolers may grow up to 6-7.5cm a year with the elongation of legs contributing to a more slender appearing child.…
She is a paragon of virtue and innocence, qualities that brings three suitors to her. Lucy differs from Mina in one aspect, she shows her sexuality. Lucy’s physical appearance captivates each of her suitors, and she displays comfort or playfulness about her desirability that Mina never feels. Stoker amplifies this faint whisper of Lucy’s insatiability to a monstrous volume when he describes the undead Lucy as a wonton creature of ravenous sexual appetite. With Stoker’s concern with female chastity and virtue, it is hard to imagine him granting his female characters the degree of sexual freedom. Lucy’s wounds suggest a virgin’s first sexual encounter. She escapes into the night and is penetrated in a way that makes her…
From the beginning of the novel, Lucy had already started to secretly think and step away from the boundaries set for Victorian women. In a private letter to Mina, Lucy wrote “Why can’t they let a girl marry three men, or as many as want her, and save all the…
According to Nietzche, "The world is beautiful, but has a disease called man." This means that the world is clean and beautiful before man was created because they are destroying it. This is true because of all the pollution and war that are causes of man. In the text The Chrysanthemums by John Stein Beck, it's about a girl named Elisa and a stranger; the stranger had betrayed and broke her hearth. Also the Night by Elie Wiesel, It’s about the Germans and the consecration camps and what they did to the Jews. Nietzche quote is true because every day man is destroying the earth in some way or the other.…
Not only does Cecil’s intrusive and snobby manner stop Lucy from having fun, but it also creates problems for the other characters. For example, even though Cecil says that he “will not spoil the set”of four, he, in fact, actually does by refusing to play and thus troubles Lucy and the other characters to look for a fourth partner. As a consequence, the characters fall back on Lucy and she is forced to “change [her] frock” and to commit the sacrilege of “br[eaking] ... sabbath” to compromise for Cecil. In addition, Cecil distracts Lucy by “read[ing] ... aloud” a “bad novel”…