Before you read this story, you must know the words for all the things in the picture on this page. Use a dictionary. Find all the right numbers on the picture for the words below and write numbers and words together.…
The letter tells her he left something for Elise. She figures out it was the key and that it was for the rooms, but what she finds within the rooms are astonishing, and what the book is about. I have really been…
As the movie begins, Dan and his wife, Beth, go to a company party when he meets Alex Forrest for the first time. The next morning Beth and daughter, Ellen, leave for the weekend to look at a house they are considering moving into while Dan stays at home for a business meeting. When he arrives at the meeting, Alex is also there. After the meeting is over, Alex and Dan go to have drinks; Alex asks Dan about his family life and begins to make sexually suggestive comments. They go back to Alex’s apartment and have sex together. In the morning, Dan goes home to call Beth. Immediately after Dan hangs up, Alex calls and questions Dan about why he left so early. He ends up taking his family dog to the park with Alex to play, they go back to Alex’s place for dinner and listen to the opera Madame Butterfly. They discuss how much they like the opera and how important it is to Dan. While eating, Alex again asks Dan about his family and he explains how lucky he believes he is and she asks “then what are you doing here?” After eating, they have sex again and Dan tries to leave which upsets Alex. She then comes out and asks him nicely to say goodbye and Dan notices she has cut her wrists. Dan panics and takes care of her and stays the night with Alex again. The next night after work, Dan goes home to see his family and they talk about the house and Ellen tells him about a rabbit she wants. Dan and Beth drive out to see the house the next morning, they like the house and decide to buy it. Later when Dan goes to work, Alex is at the…
Pearl tries to escape through the window and refuses to answer his questions even though she probably would of gotten them right.…
When Daisy came back after just a few minutes later, everyone was gone! Not only that, but the Mr. Moo was halfway to jumping over the moon, the dog was laughing hysterically on the ground, food was thrown everywhere and China and Soup were gone! Daisy stares blankly at the scene, she couldn't think, she couldn't move, she was just in shock of what she sees. Finally, she ran over to Duke, who was still laughing on the ground.…
I haven’t been writing in a while. Then again, I've barely had time to do anything other than work like crazy at the new school. I swear the work load is nearly double than that of Tangerine Middle, or Lake Windsor for that matter. Or maybe its just that since I refuse to join the soccer team, I have nothing else to do with my time except school work.…
He wished to enjoy his last week of summer, so he assured himself that he would ride his bike throughout San Francisco. Malcolm biked from one hill to the next, passing through the busy streets of SF. As Malcolm came across a small garden besides an old, vacant antique shop, Malcolm noticed a dim light coming from the garden. Malcolm approaches the light, yearning to see what lies before him and he discovers the light is being reflected off of a lamp. The lamp was not damaged, but looked as if it had not been touched in years. Very fond of the lamps orchird-like color, Malcolm decided to bring the lamp home. Malcolm arrives to his house in about twenty-five minutes and sprints to his room, slamming the door behind him. He dazes at the lamps beauty and rubs off the remaining stains on the lamp. As a result of this, clouds begin to fill Malcolm's room, causing him to grow fearful of the situation. Thus, a magical genie that was trapped inside the lamp comes…
3) What is Pearl’s function in the story and how does Hawthorne make this evident to the reader?…
Julia finds out where the rats were coming from and beings to kick the wainscoting immediately below the picture. Winston realizes, “It’s a church, or at least it used to be. St. Clement’s Dane its name was”(146). This picture symbolizes Winston’s stolen past.Winston’s obsession toward this picture is to restore the parts of the past that are unknown to him. Furthermore, Winston develops his fixation on the glass paperweight. He states, “the inexhaustibility interesting thing was not the fragment of coral but the interior of the glass itself”(147). The paperweight symbolizes the past, but also represents a spell that makes Winston dream without fear. He imagines his life inside of the glass paperweight.…
When Nick Carraway moves to New-York he buys a house on West Egg, Long Island. His neighbour is the wealthy and mysterious man named Jay Gatsby. As weeks go by, Nick gets an invitation to go with one of Gatsby's huge parties. Gatsby throws huge parties every weekend, but nobody knows anything about him. He is a mystery. At the party, Nick finally meets his host, who he learns is in love with Daisy and has always been. Gatsby requests if Nick can reintroduce him with Daisy. And so it happens. Gatsby and Daisy continue seeing each other. If they want to live together Daisy has to tell her current husband that's she is in love with Gatsby. And at one point she does. Her husband, Tom, denies it. They get into a discussion and after the whole situation got uncomfortable they get home. Daisy rides with Gatsby. While she is driving she hits Myrtle Wilson, Myrtle is death. Gatsby says he was driving the car when Myrtle's husband finds out he kills Gatsby. Neither…
To illustrate, she began to talk about how Frankie died while she was in the fifth grade. Everybody in the class had planned to attend the funeral. He didn’t think that was a good idea. He thought it would’ve brought back crummy sub consciousness, but she wanted to make sure he was breathless inside of his casket.…
Dimmesdale was to make a sermon on that day. After Mr. Dimmesdale’s sermon, people were saying that it was the best sermon that he ever gave. But suddenly he paused and the music was still playing, he calls for Hester and Pearl to be on the stage with him. He began to cry and confessing that he was supposed to be there seven years ago, he left the sin to Hester. So Hester has to fight against the society to confess her sins and he can only suffers in pain every single day and people will think he is holy his sermons are really close to real life, but he can’t tell anyone that is because he is also a sinner. Then he ripped his shirt open and there he showed his scarlet letter that is in front of his chest. Everyone couldn’t understand why he did that to himself, and he is slowly dying, lying on Hester’s scarlet letter. At that time Pearl came up to him and kissed him on the lips, since Pearl has forgiven him and accepts him as her father, plus Mr. Dimmesdale told Hester they can’t been together now or in the heavenly world, God will make the plan, he is free from the sin that he have made and…
I awoke in the early hours of the morning as usual. The air was thick and wet, but the day’s hunt wouldn’t wait. I got up and stretched my legs before checking the traps I set the evening before. The forest seemed unsettlingly too quiet. Did I wake up earlier than I usually would have? I walked down to the waterhole, to see if any of my nets were filled. There was a soft mist over the shallows, creating an ominous feel. I checked up and down the banks, but my nets had all vanished. With the sounding of the raven’s caw, I decided to head back up to camp. I heard a quick rattle in the leaves due east of my position, so I made haste to draw my bow and hold her steady in firing position. My breath was heavy as the musk in the air poured into my lungs.…
When she returns to the past Alice is found dead hanging from a rope because Rufus told her she sold their children off when in reality he sent them to his aunt's house in Baltimore. Rufus attempts to rape her and Dana stabs him several times with a knife and kills him. She returns home but her arm was damaged where Rufus’s hand was.…
Once the characters complete their journey, experience both a physical and psychological awakening. The characters physical wake from their dream world do to some type of stressful event, while also undergoing a self-awakening. David Aames has a self-awakening when he recognizes his world is simulated, and remembers signing the contract for cryogenic freezing. His final moment of self-awakening occurs when he chooses to forgo his virtual world in favor of waking up and reentering reality. The final change in his identity causes his physical awakening when he jumps off the roof of the building and resurfaces in the real world. Unlike David Aames who voluntarily chose to leave the imaginative world, Alice is jolted back into reality when the…
