the sweltering shade of the live oaks on the square Bob flicked his whole body to take away all the mosquitoes that were surrounding him 2)Sagged (P.5) to droop; hang loosely In rainy weather the streets turned to red slop; grass grew on the sidewalk‚ the courthouse sagged in the square Because of the huuge rains‚ many buildings sagged to the floor yesterday. 3)Squinted (P.6) to make or have an indirect reference to or bearing on; tend or incline toward She was all the angels and bones; she
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Entertainment. Whether it is a literature or a just a plain movie‚ it can make us happy. However‚ with the same entertainment‚ the literature and the movie can have similar and different ideas based on the person who wants make it. Just like in the book The Hound of The Baskervilles‚ by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle‚ and the movie Hound of the Baskervilles directed by David Atwood. Therefore‚ in these two forms of entertainment there are many differences and similarities founded in its setting‚ plot‚ and
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educated 26 year old woman who is eager to become an intellectual after growing up in lower class British society. This is portrayed when Rita is first heard complaining about the door handle in Franks office‚ “I’m comin’ in aren’t I? It’s the stupid bleeding handle on the door!” The door is a symbol for the barrier of going into the world. As Rita progresses‚ the door becomes easier to open‚ until she’s at the final stage of going into the world‚ when she bursts through the door. Russell uses colloquial
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Exposition and the start of rising action: Michelle (Paragraphs 1-3). Rising action: Tanya (Paragraphs 4-9). Climax and resolution: Vanessa (9-14). In a messy‚ green-painted bedroom‚ a boy is at his desk‚ seeming to be working on something. The boy’s clay-enveloped fingers were shifting along a sculpture he made. It was a basketball game. He wanted a new one for his birthday‚ so he lined his nails along the curved lines of his replica to finish his project. As soon as he knew it‚ the sculpture had
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Phung Thi Thuy Dung K49 Porfolio Entry: Plot development of a story or a movie you like A Rose for Emily William Faulkner A Rose for Emily is one of stories in The Collected Stories of William Faulkner (1950). This story is about the life of Emily Grierson‚ a woman who presents for the last generation of traditional Southern America noble families. The tragic life and death of Miss Emily demonstrates how family’s autocracy and society’s prejudice could ruin a woman’s life who only
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transform their identities. Ultimately‚ it is the ability to form meaningful and sustaining relationships that allows individuals to assess and affirm their values. Raimond Gaita’s memoir‚ “Romulus‚ My Father” (RMF)‚ Evan Hunters short story “On the Sidewalk Bleeding’ (OTSB)‚ and “The Oasis”‚ a Shark Island Documentary‚ explore this notion through employing the universal themes of compassion‚ alienation and love as they enrich characters sense of hope‚ significance‚ comfort and security- fundamental to a
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Now‚ they sit stiff at their desks‚ trying hard not to fall into the looseness of imagination‚ picking at the vinyl floor with the toe of their shoes‚ their papers lazily spilling over one another‚ and their deadlines way past. They hardly talk‚ because they don’t really want to‚ and no one really wants to talk to them anyhow. And when they do talk‚ they guard their words‚ because those words are theirs alone. A secret. Only when they are with each other do they let those words out‚ only when they
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I. INTRODUCTION A. Attention-getter: 1. What if you were the city’s top cops? 2. Until one discovery. 3. Made you the Cartel’s most wanted. B. Present the Topic: This is the theme addressed in the movie “End of Watch”. C. Thesis Statement: I like this movie because through all its action and comedy to entertain the audience I believe there was a clear-cut positive message. D. Preview: Next I will give you a
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Visual Design – Taxi Driver The first two and a half minutes of the film Taxi Driver (1976) begin with a close-up shot of a cab rolling through the hazy miasma of a dark‚ musty street. The camera then fades into the eyes of a weary driver‚ seemingly unfocused as he stares ahead in the same fashion he must do every single night. He’s bathed in red from a nearby traffic light‚ and his line of sight reveals an out-of-focus panorama of pedestrians crossing the street. They’re illuminated as well; little
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the time. We were just driving straight down the road on the way to a church function. A drunken man who was illegally driving turned right into my family and hit us head on. The drunk guy did not even care about what had happened. His head was bleeding lots and he got out of his car and chugged a beer before the police had arrived. The suburban was totaled but luckily none of us were hurt. It was a blessing in disguise that my Dad had a bad headache that day. He was on his way home from work early
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