Fred, the puppy torturer that Norcross introduces, confines puppies into small cages until they are twenty-six weeks old. He does this cruel act all for a pleasurable taste that lasts seconds long. Years ago, Fred was in a terrible car accident which led him to have slight head trauma. After he was released from the hospital, Fred visited his favorite restaurant and ordered a delicious chocolate mousse. He discovered minutes later that the mousse did not taste nearly as scrumptious as it had preceding his car wreck, which initiated him to become frantic to get this tasteful pleasure back.
Venezuela’s prison La Sabeneta is one of the worst prisons due to that they have one guard to every 150 inmates. Corruption and bribery is normal with the staff and 624 hurt and 196 murdered in 1995 shows the brutality of the prison when an inmate had a gun battle with the inmates. La Sante prison in France is well known for its high suicide rate with 124 suicides in just 1999. Some have even eaten rat poison to escape from living there. Many have become slaves while others only leave their cells for 4 hours a day.
Edward Britton the main character of the book written by Gary Crew and Philip Neilsen comes from a background of acting, reading and wrighting coming to the prison for younger boys in "Van Diemen's Land" for being falsly imprisoned for stealing clothes from the theatre where he worked at. the other main character Izod Wolfe has a diffrent background only being able to read and wright poorly he saw his family die from starvation thanks to a man from the military,"Sergeant Buckridge" Izod wanted revenge and looked around the for the lieutenant's regiment stowing away into another country. Starved and homeless he was charged with vagrancy and illegal immigration fuelled by hatred he was the only one of his family to survive. Both boys are treated with punishment diffrently and most times cruelly. Edward Britton and Izod Wolfe are punished throughout the book showing the reader how edward is treated differently from Izod because of his background.
The Fab Four we know formed like this: John added Paul as a guitarist, Paul introduced George and he too was added as a guitarist. Sadly soon after, Stuart, the bassist died due to a brain hemorrhage. Paul had to20now switch to bass to fill Stu’s spot and, amazingly, became the greatest bassist in the history of music.There are many theories about Stu’s death. The main one that came directly from Stu’s sister herself was that, John got angry at Stu and beat him in the street causing Stu’s hemorrhage. Lennon was a very violent person and went to jail once for beating a guy nearly to death for spreading a rumor that he was gay.
Paul Edgecombe and Brutus Howell (other prison guards) greatly dislike Percy Wetmore as he is arrogant and cocky and mistreats the prisoners. Percy calls the prison “a bucket of piss to drown rats in” and he believes he has authority over the other guards as his aunt is the governor’s wife and so looks down on everyone else. To ensure a quick death in the electric chair, a wet sponge is placed on the head to direct the electricity straight to the brain. During Eduard Delacroix’s execution Percy decides to purposely not wet the sponge causing Delacroix to endure a long, painful death. An aural technique used to create a strongly negative mood in the scene of Eduard Delacroix’s execution was sound and music.
Sirius Back: he is "the evil one" apparently, but he's the good one in fact. The Minister of Magic sentenced him to life imprisonment in Azkaban, the wizarding prision. He was there for 13 years until he manages to scape -he's the first to get it- by transforming into his Animagus dog form. Everyone thinks that he killed Harry's parents and now is going to kill him too, but really he wants to kill who told to Voldemort where was the Potter family: Peter Pettigrew. He's a tall man, with a medium-length black hair and dirty because of his condition of prisioner.
Because of his family connections to the government, Paul and other guards cannot get rid of him. It is a cruel summer to the prison staffs. Paul is sick and suffering a painful infection. Meanwhile, Moores, the wife of Paul's staff, Warden Hal, is dying because of cancer. One day, a new giant African-American prisoner, John Coffey, arrives and sentenced to the death row.
Green mile was about a 8-foot giant, John Coffey, who cries, is scared of the dark and has god given powers. He stumbles by two young girls in help, yet finds them too late for him to cure them and bring them to life. He then was sent on death row to the Louisiana state penitentiary, accused of killing the girls. The story takes place mostly on the “E-block”, the block where Paul worked. Paul worked along side with his fellow guard mates.
The two children believe, from much observation of the strange happenings around the house, that it’s actually a monster waiting for its chance to strike. Mr. Nebbercracker’s strange behavior only intensifies their theory. After an unfortunate event where Chowder’s new basketball ends up in Nebbercracker’s yard, DJ is brave enough to try and get it back. He narrowly escapes as he ends up being chased around the yard by Nebbercracker, who is surprisingly agile for someone so old, but ends up sending him to the hospital because of a heart attack. With Nebbercracker gone and Halloween getting ever closer, DJ and Chowder decide that the house is going to have an early Thanksgiving dinner – with Trick or Treaters as all courses!
Who easily trick him into taking his gold coins to the “Field of Miracles” in order to grow a gold tree. In the very same day Fox and the Cat trick him again, conning him into paying for their exorbitant meals, needed because of their medical conditions of course, and rooms in the inn. Pinocchio is such a brash perpetrator of gullibility and lack of sense, the judge in the town of Fools’ Trap sentenced him to four months in prison for the crime of foolishness. If Pinocchio had but thought a little more about the stories he had been told he would have avoided many of the misfortunes which befell him. Pinocchio was almost always disobedient, every command and request that he received, he ignored, consequently getting himself into deeper and deeper trouble.