The judge and Mr. Harris feel that having Sarty testify is not a good idea. The judge just decides to tell Mr. Snopes to leave the county to never return. As Sarty walks out a kid calls him a barn burner along with knocking him down twice. Sarty attempts to go after the kid, but his father stops him. Sarty, his father, and older brother meet up with his mother, aunt, and two sisters; who were already waiting in the wagon with all their broken possessions.
He was too busy thinking about how to siege the fort by the river. His wild imagination was leading his away from reality. He even spilled cream all over himself without even realizing it. Terry’s uncle says “He’s hot his head in the clouds again.” So as readers, we can assume that Terry is constantly thinking about his doll house and off in his own little world of paper dolls. As Terry continues with his supper, he is asked by his uncle what he’s been up to.
For example, when Pat is rifling through his house to find his wedding video he starts to have flashbacks of his wedding song in his head. He starts to grab his head to stop hearing the wedding song and starts to have flashback visions of him seeing Nicki in the shower and Pat beating up Dough almost to his death. This scene symbolizes that Pat isn't aware of his surroundings when he thinks of the horrifying memory of his wife cheating on him. He loses his temper and it allows him to become weak. When it comes to Pat’s cheating wife, it shows throughout the movie that his mindset becomes weak because he will do anything just to win her back.
He wakes up again later to see tons of birds. He heard the sound of children screaming from the other room so he rushes in there and fights the birds till dawn. He starts preparing breakfast for his family while they get ready to go to school. He has worries about the birds attacking his daughter but shrugs it off. He meets his employer at his house to see if they had bird problems but is called a fool.
He finds a few things in the room like a letter opener, but none of them will do the job. Ms. Barrows returns and Martin has to quickly change his plans. He makes up a story and tells Ms. Barrows that he is going to kill their employer. He also admits that he is using heroin and will be high when he 揵lows that old goat sky high.� Ms. Barrows asks him to leave her house and Martin leaves with a smirk on his face. The next day at work Martin is called into his employer抯 office.
The first incident documented by Bill is the theft of wood from neighboring homes under construction so that JD8 could build his own mail box; this event triggers the continuous observation of JD8 from there on. After several projects gone wrong and calls to the police, Bill has become fed up with his neighbor and is salivating over the opportunity for him to go to jail or move out of the neighborhood. Bill is clearly upset because he and his wife can’t sleep at night from the noise coming from JD8’s stereo system, or from the various animals that have been housed on JD8’s property. I don’t believe that JD8 is intentionally annoying Bill or any of his neighbors for that matter; I think that JD8 is just someone who comes from a different background than his fellow neighbors. I would consider JD8 the outlier of the neighborhood
Abner and his son Sartoris enter into Major de Spain’s house and ruin an expensive French rug. Major de Spain tells Abner to clean it and he does reluctantly. However, he does not clean it well enough and Major de Spain sues him for twenty bushels of corn. Abner becomes infuriated and tells Sartoris to fetch the oil so he can burn down Major de Spain’s barn. Sartoris does not do so and tries to run to tell Major de Spain what is going to happen.
Due to his exterior and his ancestor, he is not allowed to partake in any festivities, claiming that “it harrowed him to hear the din of the loud banquet every day in the hall” (Heaney, 9) which drives him mad with jealousy. People around him are together and having a good time with feasts and minstrels. However, he is banished and hates that he is not allowed to interact in anything. Grendel’s mass murders are the first example of revenge in the novel Beowulf. Every night once the Danes went to sleep after their parties, “he [Grendel] came upon them” (Heaney, 11) and “created havoc: greedy and grim, he grabbed thirty men from their resting places and rushed to his lair.” (Heaney, 11).
After he hung his cat the cat has its own plans from cat heaven where his house got mysteriously burnt down. The man didn’t think twice about if it was retaliation from the cat. After many months of thinking about it he realizes he is haunted by Pluto and finds a new little kitty almost just like Pluto except he has a splash of white on him. One night he goes down stairs with his wife and he trips over the cat and jumps out in rage grabbing an axe trying to kill it and the wife defends the cat. He puts the axe right through her head!
One day while eating, the family spots a scarlet ibis on a tree but later it dies because of the environmental change. Later on, the older brother pushed Doodle so hard, slowly weakening Doodle and when the storm comes, as they’re running the older brother decides to ditch Doodle. Leaving Doodle behind, the older brother goes back to find Doodle who has not come back yet and the older brother sees that Doodle is bleeding from his mouth and neck causing Doodle’s death. Many people question if it is the older brother’s fault, and it is his fault because of his lack of responsibility, pushing Doodle to his limits, and how the older brother just left him in the storm. Since the brother is older than Doodle, the older brother is responsible for Doodle’s action and risks because the doctor has given a list of what not to do.