When they started to run out of the older boys, they started bringing in younger and younger recruits. ‘They were helpless and go down like flies (pg 93). The young recruits are not trained well enough to know what to do and ‘to every one old soldier, between five and ten of the recruits are killed’ (pg 94). Like the horses, what have these young recruits
And the situation had poor management. | The main prison was decoyed and around 4000 in mates/prisoners escaped. | Many people were squashed into shanty towns or on the streets because houses were destroyed this situation didn’t help with the diseases being spread. | Impacts for People, Environment, and
The air at the scene was still thick with the smell of whatever was dropped that day; it is hard to imagine or to describe the horrors of what the pilot did. The headmaster said he felt helpless. He was too afraid to give his name. "The worst thing in life is for someone to die before our eyes. "People burning in front of you.
On Monday, october 25,th I went to a state park after I finished work. Since I had endured so much stress from my job, it was a great opportunity for me to go to the park and relax, to be able to look at the world and forget about everything. The weather was beautiful and the sun was shining. There was an especially nice breeze that made the trees move and leaves fall. I had noticed that the sky was extremely clear and the birds seemed happy about the weather because they were flying every where and going from tree to tree.
But some were able to tolerate the extreme conditions and helped to pave the way for new colonizers. Winds brought light seeds and insects to the area, enabling them to enter the area and become established. Plants and insects attracted birds, deer, and elk from nearby areas. Heavier seeds “hitchhiked” on the feathers of birds and in elk droppings. Ponds and springs created by the eruption became the centers of life for survivors and colonizers.
Spring is the season that the earth comes alive again in all its beauty. In spring the weather starts getting warmer and the days start getting longer. The landscape comes back to life the leaves on the trees start budding, flowers start blooming, the grass becomes greener, the wild life and insects who have been a sleep through the winter wake up. You can smell the wonderful aroma sent of the flowers in the air, along with fresh cut grass. Kids are outside playing and people in shorts and t-shirts.
Unfortunately, many of the elders were killed by those mortal diseases, thus a lot of valuable cultural information such as the usage of nature medicines were lost so more and more people have got sick. The indigenous people losing their identity due
The story describes the nature a lot, for example ‘around the spring, where the family got drinking water, silver ferns and wildflowers grew’ When she wanders into the woods, the descriptions get more unpleasant. The narrator says that ‘It seemed gloomy in the little cove in which she found herself. The air was damp, the silence close and deep’ At this point Myop is about a mile away from home. She is used to gather nuts with her mom in the woods, but this time she took her own path. It’s a third person omniscient narrator, who knows everything about Myop.
As the name suggests, country has a rich aroma of the feelings and sentiments of a rural image; it reminds us of the mountains, lush green meadows, the beautiful little country house, yellow sunshine and happy people and the guitar. So we would evaluate the following questions in our knowledge quest of country music. A few lines of a country song, “ Have a little love on a little honeymoon, you got a little dish and a little spoon, a little bitty house and a little bitty yard, a little bitty dog and a little bitty car, Well, it’s alright to be a little bitty… A little hometown in a big old city, Might as well share, might as well smile; Life goes on for a little bitty while.” Bristol, Tennessee are said to be the “Birthplace of Country music”, as per the 1998 United States Congress resolution. Country music was firstly characterized a gobbled set of words put in a melody, naïve, stereotype and tangy, to cater to a particular fraction of audience. It was termed cliché, as musicians played the same tunes with different set of words.
Throughout the film, the dialogues are condensed to one or two lines between two people at a time. It seemed to me that the overall setting and the theme was based more on nature, plants, and critters that inhabit the wheatgrass field. The characters, the animals, the vegetations, the sky, the water and fire all seemed inseparable. Hence, the title ‘Days of Heaven’ made sense to me because in the end, they are all fundamentally inseparable in heaven. The cinematography in this movie was interesting in terms of framing the shot.