…the Khmer Rouge soldiers had even set fire to our houses and rice barns, so that the invading Vietnamese soldiers wouldn’t be able to claim them. Pg 5 Over and over again we had been told by the Khmer Rouge soldiers that Cambodia was one big family, and that the Communist Party was our parent. And yet, in trying to create a new “family,” the Communists destroyed my own family, ripping apart parent from child, brother from sister, husband from wife. It made no sense to me, since I could not understand how these shrill young soldiers could be my parents, but I did not dare ask. Three years passed like one long nightmare, the kind where you are gripped by such a cold dread that you are unable to wake up from it.
Angela Clark Shakespeare 2120-10 10/14/14 Journal 2 If you’re a parent of yours cooked a neighbor’s child in a pie or perhaps killed one of your siblings, you would at the very least consider this to be unacceptable, morally and legally wrong, abnormal, and concede that perhaps your family may be slightly dysfunctional. (Hook) In Shakespeare’s tragedy, Titus Andronicus, Titus Andronicus went off of his rocker and did both of those things, and more. Titus Andronicus, who recently refused the throne, becomes caught up in a never-ending tale of violent revenge that centers on parents and their children. Eventually, the violence committed against another’s child in retaliation for the violence committed against your own leads to your act of violence against your own children. (Discussion) While possibly more understandable by the standards in place in the age of Titus Andronicus, there are many acts of parenting in this play that are questionable by today’s standards.
But only them that search for it inside find it.” • 4 - “Nettie don’t know these people, she say. Considering who I been writing to, this strike me funny.” Nettie’s Letters: • 3 - “I stumble about the house crazy for Mr._____ blood.” Move to Tennessee: • 2, - Quote: “Until you do right by me, I say, everything you even dream about will fail.” • 3 - Quote: “Every lick you hit me you will suffer twice, I say.” • 4 - Quote: “The jail you plan for me is the one in which you will rot, I say.” Move to Tennessee (the business): • 3 - “And let’s us just go ahead and give you this diningroom for your factory and git you some more women in here to cut and sew, while you sit back and design. You making your living, Celie, she say.” The revelation of Pa: • 3 - Quote: “I think of killing, being hit by a truck, struck by lightening, lingering disease.” • 4 - Quote: “act just like all the other mens I know. Trifling, forgitful and lowdown.” The Property: • 2 - Quote: “Well, I say, anything coming from him, I don’t want it.” • 5 - Quote: “I wake up a little bit then. By the time Shug roll over and ast me who it is, I’m beginning to see the light.” The Return of Nettie: • 3 - Quote: “Feel like my mind stuck.
Maria recalls this day “started like any other day” (191) she was about 14 or so and Alberto 4. Maria was home with her mother and brother, but her father was fighting in the jungle. On this day she saw smoke hovering over the village, which meant Contras were attacking nearby. Maria’s neighbor comes screaming “Contras” through the house covered in blood. Maria’s mother acts fast and hides Maria and Alberto in the hole her father made for their safety.
Tom Parsons appears in the cell. His daughter has told the police that her father is guilty of thoughtcrime. Chapters 11–12: O’Brien admits that he wrote a large part of Goldstein’s book and that the Party only wants power. O’Brien sends Winston to Room 101 where rats, the thing that Winston most fears, are waiting to eat him. Finally, he begs O’Brien to kill Julia rather than himself and so betrays her.
There are murders running down with their babies behind their back that have been shot and they didn’t even know cause they were running from this war, fathers carrying their dead sons in their arms. The landscape they love became really scary, there were a strong sense of destructs which is dangerous specially for young people. As Ishmael said this makes it easy for the commander's to take advantage of the children
Starters by Lissa Price English Mrs. Clark Book Report 336 pages; genre: science fiction Expect the Unexpected Imagine having to choose between two terrifying choices: Let your seven year old brother die of sickness or get paid to be someone else? Callie, the protagonist, lost her parents when the Spore Wars wiped out everyone between the ages of twenty and sixty. She and her little brother who is severely sick, Tyler, were the only ones left in their family. On the run, living as trespassers with their friend Michael and fighting off rebels who would kill them for the stupidest things. The only way Callie can be safe and stay alive is by going to Prime Destinations, in Beverly Hills run by someone known as the
In support of the town’s inability to face the truth and the dangers in not doing so, Hitchcock uses several allusions to the idea of blindness in the film. For example, as Lydia Brenner discovers the farmer murdered in his home, she notices his eyes have been pecked out. Also, just before Cathy’s birthday party is broken up by a bird attack, the children are seen indulging in a game of blind man’s bluff. Finally, as the schoolchildren flee from a vicious attack by crows at the school playground, the crows knock down one of the children, breaking her glasses and leaving her virtually blind. Hitchcock uses these images to illustrate the danger of complacency and the blindness that can come with
Malcolm X began his life with a negative outlook on whites. When he was a small boy living in Omaha, NB, the Ku Klux Klan vandalized his family’s home and a little later on he watched white men burn his house down. Malcolm’s baptist preacher father, Earl was murdered and the agency did not believe Malcolm’s mother, Louise was able to take care of her children. Malcolm along with his siblings were sent to a variety of foster homes. 
 As Malcolm bounced around from home to home, he was expelled from school at thirteen and was sent to live in a detention home.
Ruthie, who is the youngest daughter of the Joad family told one of the girls in the cam that her brother (Tom) has killed two men and his currently hiding near. After Ma Joad finds this out she tells Tom to really leave, because she is fearful for the rest of the family and is scared that they are in danger. Tom then leaves to do the same that that Jim was doing which was gathering migrant workers. There was word out that there wouldn't be a job open for anybody, because cotton season was finishing up. The land becomes flooded from the rain that was set in and Rose of Sharon has her baby, they all go to a dry barn for safety from the