The window blinds were torn‚ the couch‚ stained red as if it was a slaughterhouse‚ the basement door had been ripped off the hinges. “What had happened‚ what kind of inhumane person did this” Garret wondered? Garret walked down the creaky stairs‚ with every step the stairs whinnied like a horse‚ his head grew more unstable‚ like a sinkhole expanding‚ sending all the buildings within its impregnable reach into a dark and scary abyss‚ never to be seen again‚ forgotten. When he reached the end of the
Premium KILL Branch Woods
Barely catching the amulet‚ John fell to the ground. “What did you do!! You could of hurt the amulet!‚” Mr. Smith screeched. “Mr. Smith. Why is this amulet so important? Tell me‚” John said in a threatening tone. “Hah. You wouldn’t understand!‚” Mr. Smith growled. John‚ quickly eyeing a knife on the table‚ immediately snatched it. “Oh really? If that’s how it’s going to be‚ then you don’t mind if I…‚” raising the knife in the air‚ John thrust the it towards the amulet. “WAIT!!!‚” roared Mr. Smith
Premium 2005 singles English-language films 2007 singles
Every Friday night before the day of Halloween a high pitched laugh is heard through the emptiness of the park. It is Dexter‚ who lives in an old abandoned merry go round down by the park. As a matter of fact‚ he does not come out during the day. Dexter has dark hollow eyes‚ with blood streaming down his right side of his face. He has black and rotted teeth that can bite through cans. He has short spiky red hair. His hands are different from other clowns. He has needle for hands‚ who walks barefoot
Premium English-language films Fear Crime
“Maxon‚ I hope you find someone you can’t love without. I really do. And I hope you never have to know what it’s like to have to try and live without them." Maxon’s face was a shallow echo of my own pain. He looked absolutely brokenhearted for me. More than that‚ he looked angry. "I’m sorry‚ America. I don’t..." His face shifted a little. "Is this a good time to pat your shoulder?" His uncertainty made me smile. "Yes. Now would be a great time." He seemed as skeptically as he’d been the other day
Premium Love 2007 singles Debut albums
Why Spots? Once there was three baby cheetahs name Alfred‚ Sinzu‚ and Sprinkles. One day Mother Cheetah and her three cubs were hunting zebras. ”Stay low my little ones‚ they can’t see you coming.” said Mother Cheetah. After 10 minutes of stalking Mother cheetah finally caught a zebra. As Mother Cheetah and her cubs were eating their zebra dinner curious little Sinzu asks “Momma how come zebras gots stripes on their coat but we gots nothing?” “Ya!” screams the cubs in unison. “Because that’s how
Premium Cheetah Lion Mac OS X
It had been a couple weeks since Dean got yanked topside‚ and he had finally built up the courage to visit the Roadhouse. He didn’t want to make a big deal so he just walked in and sat at the bar. “Whiskey.” Ellen was busy cleaning glasses. “I’ll be with you in a second.” He smirked. “Come on man‚ just a Whiskey.” She looked up with a glare that faded into shock within a second. “I said- Dean?” He nodded. “In the flesh.” She dropped the glass she was cleaning. When she finally snapped out of it
Premium English-language films The Table The Edge
in the thick of slavery‚ likened himself to that of transcendentalists. One could argue that in theoretical‚ scholarly‚ and modern terminologies that Douglass’ life illustrates numerous transcendent parallels to those of familiarity as Ralph W. Emerson and others who in stark comparison‚ provided support to one John Brown (Meehan‚ 2008). Douglass fervently encouraged the extension of essential tenets determined as individual rights‚ freedom‚ and equality to
Premium Slavery in the United States Frederick Douglass Abraham Lincoln
poems‚ I will try to define Wordsworth and Emerson¡¯s respective conception of nature. The reason why they formed such conceptions of nature is‚ to the former‚ lies in his passiveness; and to the latter‚ in German philosophy and bold individualism. Key Words: conception of nature£»NATURE£»philosophical conception of nature£»common conception of nature£»passiveness£»individualism Outline I. Introduction II. Wordsworth¡¯s conception of nature III. Emerson¡¯s double conceptions of nature IV. Conclusion
Premium Ralph Waldo Emerson Romanticism
This act commences with the murder of King Duncan. It is in this act that the reader is first convinced of Macbeth’s weakness‚ as contrasted by Lady Macbeth’s strength. Whereas Macbeth feels remorse for his actions‚ and wishes that his king could once more wake‚ Lady Macbeth contemplates on how to place the guilt on someone else. The scenes portray the true feelings and intentions of the characters. As a character‚ Banquo is a potential ally and enemy to Macbeth’s scheming‚ because of his knowledge
Free Macbeth Murder
PART II October 30th Today Wednesday October 30‚ do not know if that is a very good day because today begins again English classes and well‚ that means one thing‚ that I wake up again at 5 in the morning to get to class on time. As I do every day‚ make breakfast for my sister and my view is a good way to help my mom as a good son I do not wait for someone to tell me something. Also‚ as always‚ after my classes I have to go to work and the same at night to go to college and then just going to get
Premium Week-day names The Work Form of the Good