Lennie and George were the two best of friends. Although Lennie, is a main character, he is not very dynamic. “Behind him walked his opposite, a huge man, shapeless of face, with large, pale eyes, with tide, sloping shoulders; and he walked heavily dragging his feet a little, the way a bear drags his paws. His arms did not swing at his sides, but hung loosely.” (Steinbeck 2). So Lennie was a huge man, that was the complete opposite of his best friend.
“London, 1802” vs. “Douglass” Revision “London, 1802” 2. The speaker states that Milton could provide England with “manners, virtue, freedom, power” (8). His soul was like a star, his voice was as pure as the sea giving the world “cheerful godliness” (13). 3. In line 3, the altar (religion), sword (warfare), pen (diplomacy) and Fireside (home) represent metaphors for the problems of England.
The total destruction of the power of independent thinking comes from the ideology of fire leaving the quality of life at an all time low in the world. Fire does not only destroy books, but also any possible future improved upon by past knowledge or the possibilities developed through the
But on the small moon Eros where the IF headquarters is located Ender feels like a monster. Killing billions of creatures without knowing he was doing it. Enders sister is able to convince him that what he did was necessary to save everybody. She also convinced him to move to a colony planet with her and become governor. Peter remained on Earth and became Hegemon, a worldwide
In the end the good guys still beats the bad guys. PERFORMANCE - I love how everyone in the play has an accent. Charlie’s, Robert Wang, accent was very believable. Froggy’s, Mel Etumai, accent was nice but his accent gave me a hard time understanding him. The other actor’s voices were very audible.
Abstract Formal: Expressing a quality or characteristic apart from any specific object or instance, as justice, poverty, and speed Own: When there is a element that isn’t a specific object, detail, or feeling Examples: 1. “And uncovenanted, unobliged forbearance of an incensed god” (Edwards 47). 2. “That fearful sound of ‘Fire!’ and ‘Fire’” (Bradstreet 29) ! The first quote is expressing the word incensed which means angered or enraged and the second quote is showing how the dreadful word fire strikes fear into
Ashley Glaze Mrs. Putman English 12- 7th period 1 October 2012 Imagery in Beowulf Intro: The most memorable stories have the most vivid descriptions. These word pictures help bring the story to life. The author of one of the greatest epic tales. Beowulf, effectively uses imagery to enhance the meaning of this powerful tale. I.
“It wasn’t much to you maybe, but it was a hell of a lot to him. Jesus Christ, I don’t know how we’re gonna get him to sleep in here.” Five quotes for Hellish references 1. “You can jus as well go to hell.” 2. “Damn right he is.” 3. “He damn nearly drowned before we could get him.” 4.
This example above shows a person and an ox. An ox usually strong and firm. The man is also known to be strong. Therefore, he is like an ox. 2.3.
Around the same time hijackers crashed the third airliner into the Pentagon and the fourth plane crashed into a field near Shanksville in rural Somerset County.Hearing all these tragic events just makes me shiver. Many people died in this event and even more were leaft with horrible memories that will stay with them all there life. I was nine at the moment. I was watching the news and remembering seeing the two biuldings on fire and smoking all over the place. People were running all over the place scared, terrified, shocked.