Ellie again questions herself and her actions when she blows up a lawnmower to save her friends. She battles with her decision and believes she is a murderer. Although the choices she makes may deliver pain and trauma to others, her human spirit shines through the chaos to help her succeed. Through the characters in ‘Tomorrow When the War Began’, Marsden shows the human spirit’s ability to grow and triumph. Ellie’s decisive ability and her morals are thrown into chaos when she arrives at the family house and finds her dogs dead.
Chris got two of her friends to swap the election of king and queen, so Tommy and Carrie would win. Carrie and Tommy were named prom king and queen. As they stood on the stage, Chris pulled the rope and Carrie was covered in blood. Carrie saw the whole crowd laughing at her and used her telekinesis to close the doors and light fire to the house. Carrie left the burning school and walked home.
Joseph Alvarez Period 4 September 6, 2012 Ms. Wu Pride and Prejudice and Zombies In the book Pride and Prejudice and Zombies the man character Elizabeth has to fight for survival from a mysteries plague from an English village of Meryton. The plague turns people that have died to zombies. She is determined to stop the plague but meets a haughty and arrogant Mr. Darcy in her mission to wipe out the zombie menace. In the beginning Elizabeth meets a boy named Darcy and is attracted to him, then wants to go a ball with him. During the ball zombies start coming out of the windows killing the people there but luckily Elizabeth could fight against zombies with her dagger from her dress to slash through zombies till the finally got out of the ball.
The second crucial decision Katniss makes, is for her and Petta to consume poisonous berries at the end of The Hunger Games, to avoid fighting each other. This forces the game makers to allow two winners of the 74 annual Hunger Games. Third, Katniss decides to bust out of the force field in the Quarter Quell by wrapping an electrically charged coil around her arrow, and shooting it into the force field. Surprisingly enough her plan is successful, and Katniss is picked up in a hovercraft, destine for district 13. Finally, Katniss has the option to end The Hunger Games for good, or to allow it to continue.
Still in the same movie, Minerva starts to frequent a school and she socialize with a girl with bad intentions. During a play where Trujillo is invited, Minerva’s friend attempts to kill Trujillo with an arrow but is stopped by Minerva. The girl who tried to avenge her family, without surprises, disappears without giving any warnings. The last example, from the book Animal Farm written by George Orwell, is the rebellion of the hens. After being ordered to surrender their eggs, the hens decide to lay their eggs from the rafters to make them blow up.
When she orgasms, Tereza spits in the engineers face. On her way home Tereza notices a crow. Earlier she saw some children trying to bury it alive. She takes the bird home to save it, but it’s too late and she watches it die. Later, Tereza returns to the sauna.
Jenkins puts the reader 'in medias res' so the reader finds themselves right in the middle of a situation and is immediately drawn into the story's plot. Margaret is a school age girl relocated from large city to remote village in Scottish Highlands due to the danger of war. When Margaret and her fellow school mates are sent away to the meadows to pick flowers, she decides to play her own game and runs away. She feels upset and isolated, and ignores all of the warning signs on her path moving straight to the forbidden shore. There Margaret discovers dead airmen laying on the beach.
He is caught again along with the girl he met on the train to Scotland (Pamela.) They escape from the car aided by a flock of sheep. After posing as a newlywed couple to get a room for the night, they head back to the Mr Memory show (the next day.) As the spies close in on Hannay and Pamela, Hannay rushes to the front and asks Mr Memory “what are the 39 Steps?” Professional to the end he begins to answer and is shot by Professor Jordan. Professor Jordan tries to run and is surrounded by the police.
There's Primrose (or Prim for short), the narrator's sister; the narrator's mother, who was once very beautiful; and Buttercup, a mouser of a cat who the narrator originally tried to drown. (Not an animal lover, this one.) • Awake, the narrator dresses herself in hunting gear, grabs a goat cheese, and heads to the woods. • We learn that the narrator lives in a place called District 12, nicknamed the Seam, that is home primarily to poor coal miners. The narrator's father was a coalminer, but he died in an explosion five years ago, when the narrator was only eleven.
Her relationship with Rue helped her destroy the “Career Tributes” food source. This gave Katniss a big advantage to survival. Her relationship with Rue also got her a 'get away free' card with a tribute called “Thresh” who is from the same district as Rue, District 11, who could've killed her if he wanted. He let her go because of what Katniss did to Rues body when she died. Katniss decorated Rues body with flowers to show a sign of respect to tributes being killed and tried to embarrass the Capitol for allowing the Hunger Games.