...When it was the first day of Yuki going to camps she was nervous didn’t really know what to do and really scared. Yuki’s family didn’t know what to do when they got off the train. When Yuki was smelling the area which the camps were she smelt dust and dead plants. That everyone saw big barracks and knew this is where the camps are. When it was lunch and everyone was eating Yuki didn’t like any of the food that was there so she starved herself. So when it was time to work she sat there hungry and thought to herself “Will I make it for tomorrow”. When it was dinner everyone was tired,hungry,and most of all sleepy. When Yuki saw the food what was dinner she thought to herself “I need to eat this or I will starve for the whole day.” When the food...
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...1. Meursault is very aware of his surroundings during the vigil as demonstrated by his use of extremely descriptive details of the older men and women, as seen in this quote, “I saw them more clearly than I had ever seen anyone, and not one detail of their faces or their clothes escaped me” (9, 10). He noticed every little thing about them, their toothless mouths, their fat stomachs, and their nests of wrinkles. He thought they were judging him so he started picking out their flaws. 2. Meursault was unaware of his surroundings and what he was about to get himself into when walking down to the beach to escape the sun. He was walking toward the glob of rocks that he thought would provide shade, unaware that “Raymond’s man had come back” (57). This unawareness is also one of the things that led up to the killing of the Arab by Meursault. Also, a good explanation of just how unaware Meursault was in relation to the Arab still being there is when he stated, “as far as I was concerned, the whole thing was over” (58). 3. Meursault was very aware of his surroundings while visiting the beach with Raymond, Masson and Marie, and when he returned for the second time. When he came back he said, “there was the same dazzling red glare” (57). Meursault’s use of descriptive details such as “dazzling” shows his awareness of his surroundings at the first visit and last visit to the beach. 4. Meursault seems to be very aware of his surroundings while sitting in his room looking out of his window...
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...It all began in the heart, through systemic circulation. This meant the blood in the heart had been oxygenated, ready to be delivered. To embark on its journey to the rest of the body, but as well to pick up carbon dioxide and waist. This is the circulatory system center, and one of the most impor system. For it keep all part function, like the brain, who conor other all other part. Sending signal, that may send hormones when problems arise increases the heart rate or decrease it. Out from the many red blood cells, one single drop awoke confused and lonely. Her name was Ponyo, and she flowed with the contraction of open mitral valve to the left ventricle, being pushed to the aorta. Traveling still alone and confused, down with the current of the aorta. She bumped into another red blood cell. Who she asked worriedly “ what’s happening ? i’m sorry i'm confused. I don't know where i am or what i'm supposed to be doing ? “ The other red blood cell looked at her confused and answered “Well i'm on my way to hepatic artery leading to the liver. My job is to deliver oxygen there.” “The liver ? what’s the liver ? why ?,” Ponyo asked puzzledly again. The liver is made up of dual blood supply. I'm heading through hepatic artery, from the general circulation. While other cells coming from the hepatic portal vein delivering deoxygenated blood from the small intestine containing nutrients. The liver also detoxifies chemicals and metabolizes drugs. While also making proteins...
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...(Note: Pw means Pete Wentz and Ps: Is Patrick stump. Pw: Moo, did you get my Chocolate? Ps: Who the hell is this? Pw: Oh shit, wrong number *** Hey friendly reminder this story will mostly be written in text format, there will be real life scenarios as well Chapter one: PW: Moo,Moo! Moo: DOn’t call me that, you know I hate being called that! Pw: But its your nickname Moo: yeah, in the first grade!. Pw: :( Moo: *rolls eyes* Fine but in public call me Lilly. Pw: *claps hands together * THANK YOU! Moo: Calm down Pete is just a nickname. Pw: Fine -.- Moo: I am going to the store you need anything? Pw: Yeah chocolate, I’ve been craving chocolate for the best two weeks. Moo; Why didn’t you tell me? Pw: I kept forgetting. Moo:...
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...__________________________________________________________________________________ THE FOURTH DAY "THE GOLDEN OAK LIBRARY" (NON-TARGET) 6:48 AM "Well, maybe the fifth time's a charm?" Twilight teased while scraping Anonymous' previously failed breakfasts into the trashcan. "Cooking has been my mortal enemy for an eternity. Don't worry, I'll should be able to get at least one pancake this time." He said, adjusting the dial for the burner on Twilight's gas stove. Anonymous poured new batter in to the pan and sat it on the burner, adding the ingredients as he cooked. Twilight didn't say anything, she was just staring off into space. Anon looked back to investigate the cause of the silence, giggling when he saw Twi's face. "Have we really run out of things to talk about already?" Anon asked, laughing while doing so. Twilight's blank face snapped to attention. Then immediatly went back to her blank face while she thought. Most of the time they had spent together was in silence, as is they were total strangers. In a way, they were. They had just met yesterday and didn't know that much about each other. "No... It's just..." Twilight tried to explain her train of thought. "Eh, It's alright, don't feel like you're a bad friend." 'Friend' The skeptical antisocial alien called Twilight, The Element of Friendship a friend before she called him one. Now she really didn't feel like a good 'friend'. Judging by Anon's face, he didn't care about it at all. He was too busy reading the instructions...
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...1. Santiago is an old hardened fisherman as described in this quote, “the old man was thin and gaunt with deep wrinkles in the back of his neck” (9). He is distant from his fellow fisherman and lives in a rather tiny house. 2. Manolin was taught how to fish by Santiago, and had worked alongside him for a period of time. Manolin would only quit when his parents told him that he had to work on another boat due to Santiago’s lack of success. Manolin considers Santiago to be the best fisherman, “There are many good fishermen and some great ones. But there is only you” (23). 3. Santiago and Manolin have a caring relationship as explained early in the novel, “It made the boy sad to see the old man come in each day with his skiff empty…the boy loved him” (9-10). Even though Manolin no longer fishes with Santiago he still takes care of the old man with all of his needs. 4. Santiago’s home is rather modest as described in the text, “one room…made of tough budshields of the royal palm…in it there was a bed, a table, one chair, and a place on the dirt floor to cook with charcoal” (15). This shows that the old man does not care about having an extravagant place to live or possessing many items. He is satisfied with living with only life’s basic utilities. 5. Santiago is an outsider due to his age and his infamous misfortune. While some pity him for this, others in the village insult his continuous failure to catch fish each day. 6. Santiago admires Joe DiMaggio, a baseball player...
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...On the morning of the third day Fíli woke slowly, his mind unwilling to leave his dreams behind. It had been good dream he mused, closing his eyes into the pillow as he sleepily trying to recall what it had been that made him wake with a smile. But attempting to remember the dream was like trying to cup water in his hands; each second it trickled through his fingers until he had to acknowledge that he was awake and his dream had ended. Reluctantly Fili threw back the blankets and furs, standing slowly and stretching his stiff arms above his head as a yawn expanded in his chest. Still in his loose nightshirt and pants, he wandered towards his window and threw it open, letting the sunlight hit him full in the face. Fili closed his eyes and drank it in, feeling the warmth spread across his face like a caress. It was a glorious day, the kind of day when the birds seemed to sing louder and the sky seemed somehow bluer as it stretched above Dale and disappeared behind Erebor in the distance. He felt a sudden tingling down his spine as the hairs on the back of his neck stood on end, his eyes snapped down towards the busy streets of Dale. How strange; he could have sworn he felt somebody watching him. But the people of Dale did not glance up on their way to market, and Fíli concluded that he must have imagined it. He turned from the window, intending to don his formal attire for that day's meeting when sudden shouting from the streets below brought him racing back. The people of Dale...
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...A train arrived on schedule and stopped in a blast of steam. He climbed aboard and sat down pressed against a window, until a familiar face walked in… Mrs. Von Gerber! But she didn’t seem very excited to be on the train, so Friedrich walked over to her seat. And then she acted like she had never met him in her life saying, “AHH! What’s that mark on your face.” And so he stumbled back. And tripped on the slight overhang of the rubber sheet covering the floor. He instantly woke up from his slumber and saw that it was almost time to get off the train, and get to the camp of jue’s yet for some reason he was trembling in fear and in exhaustion from carrying the money he needed to get his father back, but no matter what he had to move on for his family! And so he moved on through the countryside of Germany trying to find the camp…. But to no avail he failed and was left lost alone for 10 minutes until what seemed like a miracle hidden In Nazi clothing he saw a soldier walking his way! “Hey, What yous doing sitting around lost!” said the soldier as he came to a halt in front of Friedrich. Friedrich responded,”Umm… actually I was hoping you could… help me find the camp for jue’s. And so the soldier led Friedrich in the opposite direction into a town that was NOT the camp for jue’s but sadly Friedrich didn’t notice this and was lost again losing precious time and so he hurried. This was a big mistake however because Friedrich had passed the overseer of the camp 3 times while...
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...Passage 2 “We left Madras on June 21st, 1977, on the Panamanian-registered Japanese cargo ship Tsimtsum. Her officers were Japanese, her crew was Taiwanese, and she was large and impressive. On our last day in Pondicherry I said goodbye to Mamaji, to Mr. and Mr. Kumar, to all my friends and even to many strangers. Mother was apparelled in her finest sari. Her long tress, artfully folded back and attached to the back of her head, was adorned with a garland of fresh jasmine flowers. She looked beautiful. And sad. For she was leaving India, India of the heat and monsoons, of rice fields and the Cauvery River, of coastlines and stone temples, of bullock carts and colourful trucks, of friends and known shopkeepers, of Nehru Street and Goubert Salai, of this and that, India so familiar to her and loved by her. While her men-I fancied myself one already, though I was only sixteen-were in a hurry to get going, were Winnipeggers at heart already, she lingered. The day before our departure she pointed at a cigarette wallah and earnestly asked, "Should we get a pack or two?" Father replied, "They have tobacco in Canada. And why do you want to buy cigarettes? We don't smoke." Yes, they have tobacco in Canada-but do they have Gold Flake cigarettes? Do they have Arun ice cream? Are the bicycles Heroes? Are the televisions Onidas? Are the cars Ambassadors? Are the bookshops Higginbothams'? Such, I suspect, were the questions that swirled in Mother's mind as she contemplated buying cigarettes...
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...1. What is the author’s attitude toward the coolie’s death? What details in the passage reveal this attitude? The author appears horrified d towards the Dravidian’s manner of death. When the narrator first stumbles upon the corpse, he writes of the body ‘sprawling in the mud’, how the coolie is spread-eagled in the dirt. The narrator continues to vividly describe the coolie, all details that serve to emphasize the terribleness of the death. Finally, the clause ‘grinning with an expression of unendurable agony’ reveals sympathy towards the dead man. 2. Examine the last sentence of this paragraph. How would it have affected the overall impact had Orwell written, his eyes wide open, his teeth bared and grinning…? If Orwell had used a personal...
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...1. He has let it all go to his big donkey head and is acting as if he is loyalty. 2. Her tone sounds very doting and sweet; she feels this way because of the effects of the spell. 3. He asks the fairy to not trouble herself too much when he asked for her to do a very complicated task. 4. Oberon feels bad that he did such a horrible spell on Titania so he took the Indian boy from her and then released her from the spell. 5. They all went out to hunt for animals and happened to stumble upon Lysander, Demetrius, Hermia, and Helena. 6. Theseus concludes that the kids are in the forest because they probably woke up early to celebrate May Day. 7. Demetrius actually remembers what happened; He followed Hermia but Helena followed him....
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...Entry 1: Knowledge #2 List the characters and describe them. Jonas- The twelve year old boy who becomes the new Receiver of Memory. Jonas is intelligent like most of his community, but his intelligence is greater and he does not understand it. Jonas has feelings that he cannot describe and also see things he cannot explain. When Jonas becomes the Receiver of Memory his life changes. With his new position in the community Jonas is exempt from the rules of the utopian society he is living in, which scares him. Even with this new great power Jonas possesses he continues to be a sensitive, kind, and humble boy. The Giver- The Giver who is the current Receiver of Memory before he transfers it to Jonas. The Giver and Jonas are alike in various aspects.Where Jonas is sensitive, the Giver is tough. Also he has an anger built up inside because he has held onto the memories for so many years and now at a very old age is finally able to transfer them to the new Receiver. The Giver is a wise old man who believes the memories being withheld from the community belong to them and they should know what happened in the past. Fiona- The same age as Jonas and his best friend. Fiona is caring and patient. She is also the girl who Jonas is in love with. She is special because Jonas sees the true color of her hair which is red. That makes Fiona a spectacle because JOnas should be seeing her in black and white, like the does with the rest of the community. She is also very important because she...
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...wealthy man, Edward receive whatever he pleases. All of this seems new to Hector; the bright street lights, the street shows, and music playing by the local residents. The excitement isn’t quite over, Hector and Edward sit for a fancy and expensive meal. Hector asks Edward “Are you happy?” Edward explains if anybody work as hard as him there’s no question, but he include not to retire proves the only way to stay happy. One night Edward takes Hector to a night club. Before entering the club, Edward shares these words to Hector “Is not what you know, it’s not who you know, it’s how much you pay who you know.” The club illustrates a different aspect that Hector would imagine. There’s women everywhere, but hectors takes a moment to write in his journal. A couple seconds later, Ying Li approaches him, and questioning him wondering if he’s a writer. Hector clarifies to Ying Li that he’s noting his experience. Hector falls for her instantly, and shares a couple drinks with her. Later that night, Hector and Ying Li sleeps together, but Hector’s unaware of Ying Li profession. From the understanding of Edward action and the people around Hector, Ying Li prostitutes and she assumes that Hector’s rich or important enough to cop...
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...I fear about my friend, the unnamed child soldier, that return to his former master’s house, my father. As I write this journal in my camp, I wonder if he is getting better. I remember the the day that we ran off, because we both believed the Union. He first joined the war, but I did not. I didn’t want to be war at all. So we parted ways and said good bye. After as year, I needed shelter, food and some clothes. So, nature forced me to join the war. As we saw each other, we cried and laughed all day. There were too many soldiers in the army but not a lot of drummer boys. So, they recruited me as one, I had felt less important than ever. With my drum, I speak for myself, as I play it on the army. I’m on the front lines, but I didn’t worry, I had the color blue and the drum besides me....
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...AN: Doing these chapters are so confusing sometimes because there are 19 parts but only 18 chapters fml. Once Sinbad finally walked back into the throne room from the balcony he noticed Judal asleep on the throne. "Never thought I would see a queen asleep on a throne." "Shall I wake him up?" Sharrkan asked. "No, no, I got this" Sinbad carefully picked up Judal bridal style and smiled as he watched the beautiful raven snuggle up to him. "So, Ja'far... how do you feel?" "Well, I'll be alright. Although I can't believe I'm saying this, you were right when you said that I knew nothing about him." Sinbad nodded and smiled. "He's very sweet when you get to know him. You just have to take time to try and understand him. I always listen to him because if I don't understand his feelings I feel as if he'll get upset and push me away..." "I wouldn't do that to you, Sinbad..." Sinbad jumped slightly as he noticed Judal opening his eyes. "If I push you away then I'll be all alone and I'm afraid of being alone..." "Judal no matter how much you push me away I would never leave you completely alone. Only saying this if there is a time that you would push me away." "Which I wouldn't." Sinbad chuckled lightly "Of course not~" Sinbad gently sat him down on the ground and kissed his forehead. Judal smiled lightly and held his hands "So, you're finished, right?" "Yes, we can retire back to the ship or we can wander around Parthevia for a bit...?" "Well... I guess we can wander around for...
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