What do I do? I mean I did type a speech before this one, its just it had no point and reading it over it just sounded like a bunch of rambling. My last speech/song was a hit, but there is no way I could come up with something that clever again. I mean, almost every idea that has come to my mind has already been taken by one of the other 32 before me. So that leaves me here right now at 12:42 am trying to figure out what to write.
What was Bratton’s motive? Preston’s review caused him to have cancelled comedy shows. When Bratton found out about the review, on April 7th, he made a fake account on the website YellUp under the name Tyler “Torcher” T. He asked Palmer to take the review off, but Palmer refused to. Bratton became darker and one night, he posted a tweet saying , “I am going to kill tonight and shut up the critics once and for all.” Although this may be a phrase comedians use, the way he used it shows that he had a different meaning behind it. Evidence we found show that Bratton is the murderer.
It was confusing, long, extremely messed up and held all of two maybe three ethical factors. Twenty minutes into the movie, I nearly shut it off and was going to take a zero for the grade. I refuse to ever watch this movie again, nor would I ever recommend it to anyone. The first Unethical thing noticed is Agustin’s mother keeps him home from school often, then the way his parents talk and fight with each other in front of their son is absolutely ridiculous. Soon after his mother then SELLS her son to her ‘Psychiatrist”.
After Montresor finished h went back to the carnival. He saw Fortunato wife Teresa she looked scared because she was looking for Fortunato but she couldn’t find him. She asked Montresor had he seen him, he lied saying he hadn’t seen him since sunset. Fortunato’s spirit comes back to torture Montresor, Montresor feels so guilty that he tells the widow of Fortunato Teresa what he did. He ends up poisoning himself because of the
Soon after John and Abigail meet again and he threatens her, later Abby is found with a needle and claims that John’s wife’s, “familiar spirit pushed it in” (74). Abby was afflicted by a threat made by John, and this accusation, causes Goody Proctor to be arrested after Abigail was stabbed with a needle. Deeply affected by their family and friends being in jail John Proctor, Giles Corey, and Francis Nurse go to Deputy Governor Danforth to speak out, and Parris claims that they have “come to overthrow this court, your honor!” (92). According to Parris, John and his friends are going against the court, due to madness caused by Abigail and her friends; people are now looking at the court and the hanging judge and questioning what is really going on. After an insane hysteria caused by John Proctor admitting the affair he had with Abigail, he is sentenced to hang.
She is asking him if he wants to be king or not, and if he is to be king he must commit regicide. By telling Macbeth this, she is his doubting his manliness, and his ambitions. She goes further to say that she would make a better man than he: “I would, while it was smiling in my face,/ Have pluck'd my nipple from his boneless gums,/ and dash'd the brains out, had I so sworn as you/ Have done to this” (Act I, Scene vii, Lines 56-59) As a result of this verbal abuse and pressure, Macbeth ends up killing Duncan that same night. This shows us that Lady Macbeth's ambition is greater than Macbeth’s, because while he hesitates and is distrustful of his powers, she never wavers. She needs no supernatural temptations to urge her on.
The only way that he would write stories is if his experiences in life left behind an emotional scar. Maryann Burk Carver, wife of Raymond Carver was his supporter and mother of his two children at a young age. In “Raymond Carver Life and Stories” written by Stephen King, Carvers life becomes open and evaluated within the public eye. Maryann had a “tipsy flirtation” at a party in 1975 where Carver’s alcoholism had taken full effect. Carver’s aggression grew wild in those years almost killing her when he hit her with a wine bottle across her head (King 2009).Carver’s alcoholism years only became worse after this incident with his wife.
Soon after her fathers death Emily starts to date a much younger man who is in town to work on the sidewalks. His name is Homer Barron, and he is known to enjoy the company of men, but is not the marrying kind. The town is totally against the affair and tries to bring in Emily’s cousins to put an end to their relationship. Next, the story tells how Emily is finally seen outside her home buying rat poison. The town’s people think she is going to kill herself because Homer had put an end to their relationship.
Between Saturday 6th and Thursday 11th of August 2011, thousands of people drew the English government's attention to the fact they felt neglected and overlooked by a society that would blindly pass judgment on them. “Big Brother isn't watching you” is Russel Brand's take on the UK riots of 2011, in which he tries to explain the rioters motives in detail. As Russel Brand would himself point out is that he no longer lives in London and that he has “been transplanted to Los Angeles by a combination of love and money; such good fortune and opportunity, in both cases, you might think disqualify me from commenting on matters in my homeland.” Though despite this statement, Brand qualifies himself by explaining a strong moral connection to his homeland. His attitude toward the UK riots of 2011 is that it is a common problem, one born from neglect rather than the nature of people and that it must be solved with collaboration not by separation. Brand feels that the blame of the UK riots are not necessarily to be placed with the rioters and their mindsets, but rather that it is born from the social neglect that has been predominantly seen in the lower classes of society.
I did not benefit from either my mother or my father's gene pool. With that taken into consideration, the gap in what I was eating verses what math says I "must" be eating still seemed to large. Because I protest Google, I Bing-ed it: unhealthy eating habits. Second on the list was a link to fitday.com. According to the website I do three and a half of the five habits they have coined as the absolute worst, or in their words "extremely unhealthy" and must be avoided.