Polished rose travertine stone line the rotunda, lobby and halls on the first floor. As you enter the rotunda you will notice the state seal embedded on the floor. The seal and Pioneer were sculpted by Ulric Ellerhausen. The rotunda walls are covered with four murals that represent pieces of Oregon history. The senate is on the left side of the building and the house is on the right.
Would his father be behind these doors? He did not enjoy seeing his father at the best of times, but now, after what he had done. Jonno slowly opened the heavy doors and crept down the hallway. The hall did not seem familiar, apart from lacquered oak floorboards and the high ceiling there was something different. Of course, it struck him, the paintings were gone.
I. Intro / Summary of the Novel Growing Wings by Laurel Winter Linnet, an eleven-year-old doesn’t know why her shoulder started to ache and itch. And every night, her mother──Sarah McKenzie, touches her shoulder rather than give her a kiss. Many things about her mother made no sense. Like why she told the school Linnet had a heart murmur, even if she really didn’t and why she wouldn’t let Linnet cut her hair.
When entering the courtroom this learner observed the regular courtroom work group and how all parties where in place. The judge was facing the front of the courtroom wearing a black robe. On the right of the judge sit the clerk of court and to his left was the witness stand. In front of the judge about twenty feet there were two tables; to the judge right was the prosecutor table and to the judge left was the defense attorney table. Standing on both sides of the judge were the court officers; to the left of the judge was the jury box but there was no jury instead two defendant were sitting there with bright orange outfits on.
Andy asked. "Why do I feel all tingly inside?" Asked Kelly M. All got quiet as they heard footsteps from the lobby. "No, no no no hes NOT working today is he?" someone said.
The clip starts off with Hamlet looking at himself in the mirror. His coat is open and he looks a little bit disheveled. Like with Tennant, the colors are cream and black with a checkerboard black and white floor reflected in the mirror that almost looks like it is leading us inside it. Branagh is resolute and firm in the way he speaks. He starts off his speech with the tone of debating the self that is in the mirror.
It is large with a newly acquired echo, like a theatre; be it one devoid of cast, set and script. Floors are floors and walls are walls, distinguished plainly by the battered skirtings. Her footsteps feel empty and queer; noise seems to play differently. Entering the sitting room, geometric shafts of late afternoon sun arrive on the floor, curious as to the whereabouts of the furniture on which they had previously rested. An expected smell of oak is overpowered by a lingering odour of perspiration, and that of boxes, tape and newspaper.
As I slowly, but steadily walk down the endless sidewalk, I see a large, old creepy house. I decide to enter. As I open the door, I hear a creaky noise. I slowly creep up the stairs. I hear thuds and booms and bangs.
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They looked like abandoned houses except that people actually live there. These homes have not been properly maintained or renovated. Visible cracks could be seen on the walls, with rusty window frames and decayed roofs that seem to be holding on loosely. Paints have been washed off and the color of the homes looked dull. Water, wind, and snow erosion