Dear Diary, I had the craziest day at school today. We went on a trip to some ancient Greek ruins. Even though Mr. Brunner was leading the trip it didn’t make anything better. On the way to the ruins (on the coach) Nancy Bobofit kept winding me up by throwing her rotten food at my best friend Grover. She knew I couldn’t do anything as I’m on probation, and apparently I’m on my last chance.
The very next day, May 7th at 4:14pm, Ms. Desolatia posted on her Facebook, “sigh… I swear today was the worst day that I have ever had before; I just wanted to kill myself. The humiliation was sooo overwhelming it was tangible. Why can people be so mean? IDK, I just always want people to treat me the way they want me to treat them.
We told them we are sorry but we will clean right after we selfishly with our playing and she told us if we didn't clean right now and she would give us punishment. I told her why the fick can’t you let us have a fun since the dorm was bored as hell we aren't let to let us be our-self-limited. She actually gave us punishment for two day by not going outside for fun because of my bad sign language and I told her we refuse to clean and we continue with our playing then left the worst all mess up in living room and somewhere in other wing
Scout’s Loss of Youth In To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, Scout, the main character, undergoes a sudden change when she hears the verdict of Tom Robinson’s trial. Scout goes from an immature, rash and stubborn child, who gets in fights and doesn’t think about her actions, to a young woman who formulates her own opinion, fully understands racism, and understands the role it plays in her town’s justice system. Before this turning point Scout is immature and childish. For example, Scout tried to get Calpurnia fired for selfish reasons. Scout claims that “[Calpurnia] likes Jem better’n she likes [Scout], anyway” and then proceeded to “[suggest] that Atticus lose no time in packing her off.”(25).
Kate Experienced the sight of her love die right infront of her. And who killed love, ( Sam the owner of Mary Lou the dokey) Well it was Trout Walker and he even shot the help less donkey Mary Lou. Now kate is in confusoin and despair, so she killed trout. After that kate was called “Kissin Kate” because she kissed a African-American man (Sam) She just cant get the death of
“ I got angry then because ait was one thing to play this game in front of veterans; quite another when it was just the two of us, in the middle of a serious talk” (page 189) Ruth is trying to forget about Hailsham and for any conversation Kathy brings up anything to do with Hailsham, Ruth just responds blankly. Kathy is get mad at her and one time she snapped.
Quote Technique Effect “...We’re all hurting. It’s not helping anyone being like this” (p 11) Dialogue (Gran) Gran sums up the far-reaching effects of the accident through the collective nature of “we’re all” and the negative connotations of the word “hurting”. “That was the thing about my sisters, she’d become tough. It was like I hardly knew her anymore” (p 29) Characterisation of Kylie; simile; metaphor Tom sums up Kylie’s negative transformation, a consequence of the accident with the metaphoric verb “tough” and the simile “like I hardly knew her anymore” which emphasises their changed relationship. “The clouds were out and a storm was threatening” (p 105) Pathetic fallacy tone, foreshadowing When Tom visits the police station, the negative description of the weather, with the ominous storm “threatening” reflects his own emotional turmoil through pathetic fallacy.
Jessica tries to show Seton, that there is something wrong here; by burning the food and that she refuses to kiss him back when he tries to kiss her. First time Seton tries to fix his marriage, is when he invites Jessica to dinner, in a restaurant that they haven’t been to in a long time. They actually used to dining there, but that is also ruined now. This symbolizes that Seton is trying to save his marriage. (P 533 L. 12 – 15) Seton is mistaking because Jessica brings the kids to the
They wouldn’t even want to tell there sons and daughters because they were so sad and embarrassed. The website called’’livinghistoryfarm.org’’ internment in America, states that a Nisei named Kaz Tada that was 18 years old said, it was one of the worst places to live in experience. It was embarrassing and horrible.’’(paragraph 10 sentence three.) It’s really sad to hear this because I can’t even picture myself in there position it just seems too sad and humiliating. The Nisei was one of the generations that experienced Internment camps more.
By breaking this social norm of responding when being talked to, not only showed me who my true friends were, but it also put me in a lot of bad predicaments. In the morning, I always tell my friend, Brianna, “Good Morning! How was your night?” But on Thursday, I just walked straight pass her without saying anything. She was very upset that I did not speak to her at all. Matter of fact she knocked my bread out of my hand because I was not answering any of her questions.