When Riff finally left Red’s he walked out the back door to the alley and saw Rusty Fender working on a car. Rusty asked, “How’s it going?” and Riff responded with, “not too good, Rusty.” Riff says he responded this way because he owed Rusty $100.00. Riff then saw Mr. Marquette in the alley and grabbed a hammer from Rusty’s shop for protection. Riff then tossed the hammer at the corner of First St. and the corner of the alley. Riff continued to run home and heard someone yell his name.
Narrative intervention The Aftermath Boys of Blood and Bone The physical demands of farm life were a job, but it takes Bob’s mind off the crude memories he endured during the war with Andy and Darcy. While cleaning out the septic tank, the smell reminded Bob of being stuck in the trenches under heavy fire for weeks surrounded by decaying bodies. Since being back from the war, Bob has been sleep deprived due to nightmares of the horrific bloodshed he had faced. Now he always kept a gun under his pillow. Every morning at exactly 0400 hours he would get dressed and pray for Andy and the men lost in that battle.
Jack Todd (2/15/2015 writing 1 Dr. Lord Breakfast at Sally’s: One Homeless Man’s Inspirational Journey by Richard LeMieux depicts a story of friendship, and honor. Richard, a once Rich business man is cast out onto the streets when his business falls through. For a few weeks he lives out of a campground with just his dog Willow. After a short time He ends up at the Salvation army. A place the homeless in Bremerton call “Sally’s.” It is at Sally’s that Richard discovers there is still a life ahead of him.
Making his way towards the living room, a cold shiver worked its way down his back and throughout his entire body and he was suddenly aware of the relaxing warmth and calm of his house. His glasses were heavy over his eyes and his limbs sagged. He was tired. Henry took his old leather bound novel from the table near the fireplace. The ribbon used to keep page, once a bright, vibrant red was now faded and worn to a dull purple.
When Opal is out shopping for her dad, she comes across a stray dog causing mayhem in the Winn Dixie Grocery Store. The manager begs his employees to call the pound (a home for stray dogs) and Opal makes her move. She can't bear to let the mangy hound be locked away, so she tells the manager he is her dog. She calls him Winn-Dixie, as it's the first thing she can think of! When she arrives back at the caravan she lives in with her dad, he is incredibly shocked to hear his daughter begging him to let her keep a skinny, stinky, ugly stray, and he says a firm no.
Meanwhile, another inhabitant, Dragan, reminisces about the good old times before the war. He also has to cross the city to get food from a bakery. Chapter 2: On his way to collect water, Kenan walks through destroyed neighbourhoods and remembers his life before the war. He notices that some people seem unaffected by the war, seeing that they are fat and drive expensive cars. Many people believe there is a tunnel to the outside world, and
Name: Mennatallah Gamal Grade: 10 Wolf Man Samy pulled out of the gas station parking lot, turning sharply as the tires scraped the highway. Heavy hills rolled out endlessly ahead of him and his brother, Fady, who was fast asleep in the passenger seat. The two boys were on their way to visit their Uncle Sayd. His wife, Fayza, had just passed away and he needed help going through some of her stuff, and fixing up her old cottage in the Rocky Mountains. Slowly, Fady stirred.
Of mice and men is a brilliant story of two ranch workers trying to make it. In this story George and Lennie start out on a road trying to make it to their new ranch by supper. This is a book that keeps you wondering the whole time. And by the end it will have asking why or even crying. Today, there were two new workers added to the ranch.
He came back from driving and suddenly does not feel well, possibly due to the coffee he drank up in Yonkers. It appears the Willy is getting older and he can not deal with the commuting for work and all the hard work he has to do due to him being a sixty three year old man. The author Arthur Miller used the techniques in this section which are surrealistic are by having Willy day dream and reminisce about his days in the past. Willy relates to his days when he was driving a 1928 red Chevy. There is tension between Willy and Biff because Willy criticized Biff for working at manual labor on farms and horse ranches in the West.
Hospital Observation Composition 2 Omar Kempson Everest University October 30, 2013 Walking in to hospitals always gave me conflicting feelings probably because it is place of health, healing, life and death neatly rolled in one. Walking through the sliding doors the air rushes you, clean and crisp. The atmosphere subtle and somewhat subdued you can at times pick out the emotions that float by. At first you can’t help but, notice the lights with an alarming brightness that’s like an assault on the rental. Always when I arrive I go straight to the front desk for directions which are never clear the security guard usually an older Blackman gives you instructions like go to the B elevators not the first set but the one around the corner take it to the 11th and the patient is in room 1145b to the right of the nurses’ station.