Being kept away from Maycomb all that time eventually made him go mad. One day while Boo was sitting on the living room floor, cutting up The Maycomb Tribune, he carelessly plunged his sharp scissor blades into his father’s leg. That act was obviously a cry for help. Boo then was not taken to an asylum, but was put in the Maycomb jail courthouse basement. He was not in there for too long because Mr.Radley had to bring him back home so he would not die from the mold growth.
Noah’s god was essentially disgusted with himself for having made these sinful creatures and decided to kill everything. He was going to wipe the slate clean and let Noah start it all over. Over in Gilgamesh land they were having a big party and while Ea thought it was fun to listen in on, Enlil couldn’t sleep at night because his windows were always rattling. Enlil got with the neighborhood watch and they decided that the best way to handle the noise problem was to just kill everyone making noise. Ea felt bad so decided to warn Gilgamesh.
Every man in A Gathering Of Old Men seemed weak and wanted to run away when they heard about the killing of Beau. Mat had said "seventy one and a half. I ain't got to much strength to go crawling under that bed like Fue said" (Gaines, 30) This shows that Mat always ran away from everything. Along with Mat saying this, Chimley said it to. when the men thought it was Mathu that killd Beau they knew they had to go.
Seeing that Phil already has a bad attitude about even going to Punxsutawney, he especially isn’t happy about everything happening over again. Phil thinks everyone is messing with him. After the second day of yesterday being today he realizes something is going on. Phil takes advantage of the situation: he learns secrets from the town’s people, seduces women, steals money, and gets thrown in jail. Phil tries to get close with Rita, but every attempt fails.
Buggin Out finally came upon Radio Raheem whom also had a form of hatred toward Sal, so they both took the initiative to march down to the pizzeria and taunt Sal in his restaurant. Radio Raheem of course would not be right without playing his single cassette of the song, “Fight the Power” by no other than Public Enemy, and Sal continuously screamed for him to turn it off or else he will kill him. Radio Raheem then turns it up to show his hierarchy and places it on the counter blasting it in Sal’s restuarant. Sal gets highly upset and grabs a bat, repetitively beating the radio to pieces. Radio Raheem is so distraught that he reacted by beating Sal all the way to the outside of the pizzeria on the sidewalk.
At the beginning of the poem Grendel is described as “[a] foe in the hall-building: this horrible stranger” (49). This means that Grendel is an exile in the mead hall of Heorot. Instead of living with the people of Heorot, he lives in the marshes and swamps. Even though he is not part of society he can still hear the cheering and songs from the Danes. Grendel is also called the “kindred of Cain” because later in the poem he will kill many of Hrothgar’s people.
Beowulf and his soldiers spend the night in King Hrothgars Mead Hall. After they fell asleep, Grendel enters the hall fast but quiet and devours one of Beowulf's men. one thing grendel did not touch was the throne of Hrothgar, because it is protected by the almighty God. Beowulf, awakens from his sleep leaps up and grabs Grendel's arm in a wrestling hold, and the two battle until it seems as though the hall might fall down due to their fighting. Beowulf's men draw their weapons and rush to his help their comrade in combat, but their weapons do not hurt the vicious Grendel because he has put a charm on all human weapons.
He also yells out meat when he yells out to his wife stella. Stanley was also very drunk on another occasion and slapped Stella on the thigh. She was infuriated and sharply told him "Thats not fun, Stanley." (48) On another occasion he through a radio Blanche turned on out the window. Stanley also tried to brutally attack Stella but the men from the poker game stopped him before any damage was made.
An example of a villain is the Grinch; a bitter, cave-dwelling creature with a heart "two sizes too small" from “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.” Living in spiteful seclusion for most of his life, the Grinch has always hated the citizens of Whoville and Christmas since he was an eight year old boy. The reason why the Grinch despises Christmas is because he was constantly being bullied at school by his class mates because near Christmas day he decided to shave off his beard and they all made fun of him. So the Grinch left his home and decided to live on top of Mount Crumpit a snowy mountain that looks down on Whoville. He is the only one in all of Whoville that hates Christmas so occasionally he will pull dangerous mean jokes on all the Who’s.
This is a huge shock to the audience as Hale was the one to rally the proceedings together. Likewise, Proctor is taken to jail as Mary Warren lies to the court telling them that he ‘wake her every night’. In this extract, we get to see the true characters of Parris, Hathorne and Danforth. Parris proves that he does not care about anyone but himself as he is just worried about them ‘blaming’ him for Abigail’s disappearance. But on the other hand he has no power over Hathorne.