The teenagers started shooting at them with the machinegun they counted the soldiers coming out of each. Landing craft there was around 30 troops in each they had to blow up the tank traps (dragons teeth) so the allied tanks could get on the beach. “We have to stop them!” the soldier said “we can’t let them get their tanks on the beach or we’re screwed!” another landing craft was coming towards the beach when it was hit by artillery and exploded. “The MGs out of ammo” the gunner said “go get more from the other bunkers” as soon as the one soldier got out he was shot and killed by a sniper “damn it” the gunner said “we’re going to just have to use our rifles!” just then another larger landing craft drove onto the beach and dropped the ramp and a tank rolled onto the beach and fired at the bunker beside them it hit inside and exploded into flames and the soldiers inside fell out on fire an anti-tank gun fired and destroyed the tank. Then the soldiers heard distant sounds of the allied ships then the commanding officer saw the soldier’s pillbox explode along with other pillboxes.
Later on, he learns that Lorna is still alive but still not responsive. Meanwhile, the Joker then begins his reign of terror. Just as Leeny (the blonde bartender from earlier) discovers that some unknown benefactor has paid her entire medical school tuition, people on the street notice a giant blimp heading towards Gotham's twin towers. Police try to communicate with it, but the blimp (bearing a gigantic smiley face on the front) bursts into flames and explodes with many shards of glass falling towards the citizens of Gotham, killing many. The Joker looks on proudly, in his demented eyes he sees them falling dead with big smiles on their faces.
"Sandcastles" by Jesus Hardwell The setting of "Sandcastles" by Jesus Hardwell takes place in the summer of a remote crescent shaped beach. Three best friends ran, played, and explored, as they had nowhere else to be. When one thinks of a beach setting like this one, it brings about happy thoughts of relaxation, children laughing, playing in the surf and sand. When the boys run into a strange woman on a remote stretch of the beach, who has a darker plan for herself that day, the woman deceives the boys into helping her to ultimately end her life. The setting of the story is connected to theme loss of innocence.
I remember looking down into the water and seeing a crab nestled on a rock. There were Buskers playing piano accordions, and the music followed us as we walked down the boardwalk. It was the perfect day to visit the ocean for the first time. The city is surrounded by tall, thick, green trees; slowly changing color to yellow and orange. As a child, every fall, my parents would take me and my siblings camping.
3. Jessica is babysitting for the same family she for whom she does this every Friday night. One particular Friday night, however, she invites her boyfriend over and they are snuggled on the couch, watching a movie. The parents come home early and find Jessica and her boyfriend, wrapped in each others’ arms and sound asleep. The parents wake them up and are very upset, because the incident made them feel as though Jessica was irresponsible.
Example of analytical essay, Third main idea After Andy had killed the doe, she felt so shocked that she said: “I felt the recoil, I smelled the smoke, but I don’t remember pulling the trigger” (David M., 131) and guilty because the doe never had the chance to fight back. In the woods, after killing the doe she just ran away to not feel guilty by shooting the doe, however the men where so happy and the dad said: “I told you that she was a great little shot” (David M., 132), to the other guys. Long afterward, in her deep sleep, she was facing the doe face to face, and the doe invited her to come closer, and so she did a entered her hand in the wound of the doe filing his heart and some kind of pain given by the hot beating heart of the doe, she felt that the doe was there and still alive so she said: “Alive, Alive” being marveled (David M., 134), then when she woke up she could still smell blood nearby her without the same agony that she had ,she just had her first period in the process of becoming a woman, she said: “I will hide it in my jacket pocket, so nobody can see” (David M., 134),feeling ashamed, then she knew that the hunting trip was over as the men looked and found the doe, so she decided to run and not watch how they prepared the doe for the way back home, the men decided to call her saying: “Andy, Andy” (David M., 135),very, very loud ,but that was no longer her name because she was already a woman. After she had become into a woman she felt like everything was different from her old ways, she felt the call of her mother in the green ocean, floating calling Andrea saying: “Come in, come in” (David M., 135), she felt like there was nothing left to do, she just waited for the mocking of the terrible, now inevitable,
It put the audience staring down the guns of the two high school murderers. It made all collectively share the victims’ own horror. For the survivors, who must have felt as their own hearts had been shot, it acknowledged that unlike the deceased, each would continue to feel the pain. With half the speech leading up to this peak moment and half coming back down to composure, this powerful sentence was placed rightly. Another well written question: “What do we say to this tragedy?” Just before, Gore told us what Cassie Bernall said as she watched the vicious firearm aimed at her, “Yes, I do believe in God.” Gore was counseling his audience to find comfort and hope and forgiveness in God.
Childhood memories were illustrated in stories by the brothers. They even participated in snagging a Nome they hated as children together and acted like pirates to have a good time. Dominoes was a game that was played in their kitchen to pass the time. Overall, the two brothers had a good time together after not seeing each other for 5 years and the play ended without telling the audience if Malcolm made his decision to stay or leave. The play gave the impression that family is important and should be the most valued in any situation.
Soon after a young white man with a gun comes along and he laughs at Phoenix and ask what she was doing there. The white man pointed his gun at Phoenix as she stood straight and faced him. He asked her if the gun scared her and she replied “No, sir, I seen plenty go off closer by, in my day, Page 2 and for less then what I done”. The crises in this short story is the determination to get her grandson’s medicine to sooth his sore throat. There is also her determination by speaking up to the nurse and telling her after beginning humiliated “ We is the only two left in the world” and “ My little grandson, he sits up there in the house all wrapped up waiting by himself.
When the narrator and his classmates arrive to the battle royal night, they are forced to watch a naked woman, a blonde, white woman with an American flag painted on her stomach. They feel uncomfortable but some of the white men demand that the black boys look at her and others threaten them if they don’t. “They caught her just as she reached a door, raised her from the floor, and tossed her as college boys are tossed at a hazing, and above her red, fixed-smiling lips I saw the terror and disgust in her eyes, almost like my own terror and that which I saw in some of the other boys” (p.236). At this point, the young man recognizes that he must watch her dance, even though he doesn’t want to. That reflects what is going on right now in society, as some situation people have to something that they don’t want to do.