They start shooting; Montagues trying to flee, firing their guns at anything like cans, signs but people. The Capulets are more violent, aim at their rivals, even shoot one of them. As the yellow convertible zooms out of the gas station with its panicking passengers, the gas pump falls on the ground... Benvolio is left behind. Tybalt drops his cigar onto the leaking fuel which causes the gas station explode. The fire and the music is very dramatic, makes the audience think that the fight is over but instead it carries on between two sides on Verona’s streets till the police ends it from the helicopter.
Nate decided since he did not see Candy he would just continue on with this traitorous journey through the riot. Before leaving the middle, Herr Schulteis came out of nowhere and had a giant sack of roasted peanuts. Nate flipped a lid because he was allergic to peanuts, and started running. Herr Schulteis saw him running and thought Nate was playing the game of “see how far you can throw a peanut”, and threw a peanut right into Nate’s mouth. Nate then had a very severe allergic reaction and passed out.
He is illustrated as big and mean, as he wanted to be for a change. 2. What happens to the monkey king each time he is laughed at by another god? Can you connect this to question 1 from ch.1? He gets even more mad, and yes because everyone laughs at him in ch.
Which cannonball? Three men attempt to load a black Demi cannon with a heavy cannonball. They struggle with sweat and tears to lug the thirty-two pound ball into the slot. Horizontally firing that round, the English sailor grabs another destructive iron sphere, and prepares to reload. It was a very still and calm night on the waves and at the very moment the round was shot, the sailor let the cannonball fall to the ground as it slipped out of his dead fingers.
He repeats George as he says ‘I sure do’ trying to identify with George. Pennywise tells that the wind ‘bleeeew’ him and the circus away, this implies the way Pennywise speaks all throughout the conversation, that he stretches his words and sentences in a theatrical way. Calling out every color of the balloons is very childlike as if the person in front of you cannot see it himself. George interrupts him then, asking if the balloons float. This is a trigger of a word that is not only said frequently in this passage, but also throughout the book, “they all float” will come back many times.
For practice, Navy guns hail shells coated with uranium over Vieques like a boy spinning his first curveball; to the fisherman on the shore, the lung is a net and the tumor is a creature with his own face, gasping.” What he is saying is simple; even though he is in a different country Navy ships are firing shells that are actually coated with uranium just for fun. In doing this we Americans are exposing the Puerto Ricans to radiation poisoning. In conclusion, we all have to deal with pride at some point in our lives. It’s what we do after we experience this pride that defines
Trappings and requirements of belonging. Billy’sCharacter: Billy | Belonging | Quote | Technique | Alienation and isolation caused by an abusive father | ‘gave me one hard backhander across the face, so hard I fell down… and slammed the door on my sporting childhood.’ (p. 15-16) | * metaphor | Physical dislocation on freight train | ‘I snuggle under the bow of this speeding speedboat and my teeth clenched in some wild frost-bitten grin.’ (p. 10) | * disturbing/grotesque imagery | Kindness of, and inclusion by, the train driver, Ernie | ‘Get your bag and come to the Guard’s van. there’s a heater that works, and some coffee.’ (p. 12) | * imperatives | Lack of control over destiny | ‘and wait for the three whistles todump me
When the one of the rockets was launched, it whooshed over to the mines nearby and bounced off the office building causing Mr. Hickam to be embarrassed in front of the men of the Ohio mill, Mr. Hickam then scolded his son, threw away the rocket, and got rid of the items in making the rockets. Therefore, both the movie and the book mentioned “Cape Coalwood”, the new location where Homer and the boys started launching more rockets as well as how Newspaper reporter Basil Oglethrope wrote an astounding article whenever Rocket Boys were successful on their launches. The mining accident which caused Mr. Ike Bykovski (the first machinist who helped the Rocket Boys before Mr. Hickam sent him down
Her mother and grandmother are praying in Spanish and Simon is just singing nonsense of what others are saying instead of being a look out of anything like sharks or other boats. The family all looks at Margarita who is swimming “like a seal” and that rainbows are dancing around her. Her father realizes that there are rainbows because she is swimming through and oil slick. Eduardo has Simon stop the boat and as Margarita comes up and stops swimming she is covered in oil. They
Both men reach into a canister labeled "Speed + Crack + Steroid Burritos", pull one out and take a huge bite. They pop up suddenly and give a crazed yell. They then turn and punch Fiddleton in the face knocking him into the fence. Afterwards they proceed to run away forcing Fords and Fiddleton to give chase. [Chase Scene] At the conclusion of the chase scene Fords and Fiddleton stand over the now handcuffed men.