I already talk to him, yelled at him and wrote him up and do not know what else to do with him except take him to see the “Captain””. I knew this guy and knew how to talk to him because I noticed that he likes people to talk to him as he would talk to them, so I turned around and told the supervisors that he was doing good for a while because I talked to him. At that time they instructed me to talk to, so I did as I was told and he changed his ways once again. This guy listened to me because I listened to him. I asked him what was going on with him and is anything was bothering, which I knew it was because I could see it in his face.
the audience received the message and gave feedback via applause or head nod etc. You can feel that the audience was very excited about the message and the speaker because of the various standing ovations. They weren't rude nor inconsiderate, the audience had and maintained a high level of maturity and professionalism, all but one. The man who yelled out “you lie” was very disrespectful but luckily his rudeness did not stop the speaking process. President Obama is a potent and energetic speaker.
"They were transforming him from an eager, confident naval officer with a ringing voice into an inert, though wary, zek. And only in that inertness lay the chance of surviving." Here he talks about his gang leader. Once in power as a naval officer, he is now silenced and made to obey higher ranked guards in the camp, only this was by obeying can he live. "A guard can't get people to budge even in working hours, but a squad leader can tell his men to get on with the job even during the break, and they'll do it.
He got out of the car; his car was turned to a junk. He couldn’t believe how he is still alive. ‘How?’ he asked to himself for many times. He start to hear screams, everywhere was dark. The trees were decayed.
I could imagine if I were them I would be thinking look at this new guy challenging the boss and doing it in a polite but direct way. Later in the story Nippers becomes angry at Bartelby and his actions and choice of words to the lawyer. Nippers tells the lawyer that he want to black Bartleby eyes. Nippers is twenty five years old he is young and as many young men today easily angered. The lawyers does not even know how to respond back to Bartleby many times as he denies what the lawyer ask of him to do.
1) There are many similarities amongst the serial killers we’ve seen and learned about in class. Primarily, it seems as though they have no morals; they lack compassion and kindness. Serial killers don’t have a standard personality. They aren’t rational or reasonable, and they all exhibit no clear motive for killing. The videos showed me that these serial killers have no structure in their personality; they are all over the place, constantly changing their emotions and feelings.
Finally the awards were over and it was time to pack up and leave a lot of kids in our class placed, but I didn’t care I still fell short of going to state. We were walking out to the bus and I was ticked I didn’t want to talk to anyone and I just wanted to get on the bus curl up in the corner of the seat and cry. Which is just what I did once we started leaving I sat next to Jason and buried my head in his arm and cried because after all the hard work and time and long days after school that I had put into that project it wasn’t enough I didn’t pull through the qualify to go even further. I finally got to see the paper results and I missed 2nd place by 14 points. I was silent the whole bus ride home I had nothing to say.
I know personally one person whom declares himself a blood. In the film, the many men who were narrating and discussing the gangs were adamant about why they had to have such. In the fifties when racist white man would not allow young black boys to join the boys club; that was devastating. It was in reality a hatred act toward a child whom had not yet learned the world of being hated in order to hate.
The Cunningham’s were poor, but very polite. The next time he appeared in the novel was when the lynching mob was formed, and Mr. Cunningham was a part of it. His beliefs changed drastically. He went from looking up to Atticus for guidance to being completely against Atticus defending Tom Robinson. When Scout rambled to Mr. Cunningham, it made him stand in Atticus’s shoes for a minute.
Since Victor had abandoned him he was alone in the word with nobody to tell him right from wrong. Victor had dropped his responsibly and had been very irresponsible. Due to the lack of responsibility the monster felt alone and confused. Every time the monster would see a person they wouldn’t even give him a chance to speak or explain himself. They would all flee from him and look at him with evil and disgust in their eyes.