Everyone says that Mr. Hutchison got the paper and Tessie states that the lottery wasn’t fair because he didn’t have enough time to choose the paper. The whole Hutchison family comes up to the front and the all draw a slip of paper. They found that Tessie was the winner of the lottery since she had picked the paper with the black dot. All the villagers begin to grab the stones that the kids had already piled up. They get around Tessie and start throwing them at her while she screams that it is not fair.
She began to think of a way to stop all of this as all of the other buggers had done previously. She struggled to try and think of any way that this could be stopped. The only real way that she could think of was to find a way to communicate with the humans. She suddenly felt hopeless as she remembered what happened the first time they had met the humans. She remembered arriving at the human’s home planet only a couple miles away.
The Crucible is set in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692 where God and hard work consumes the people. At the beginning of the play, Reverend Parris is lying next to the bed of his ten year old daughter Betty who is unmoving and unresponsive. Hysteria is running through Salem because of the rumor that Betty is bewitched and she and several other girls where dancing in the forest with Parris’s slave Tituba. Solely afraid of losing his job, Parris questions Abigail. Even though Abigail denies that she and the girls participate in witchcraft, Parris does not believe her because Abigail has been out of work since Elizabeth Proctor abruptly fired her.
Childhood: Born to German American Samuel "Edwin" Stanton Earhart and Amelia "Amy" Otis Earhart on July 24, 1897 was Amelia Mary Earhart. Her only sibling Grace Muriel Earhart was born on December 29, 1899. The two affectionately nicknamed something and Pidge were adventurous from the start. The two of them collected things form the outdoors, ran around in bloomers, and used a 22 rifle to shoot animals. They also belly flopped on sleds like boys and after visiting the world fair built an at home roller-coaster.
There, Gus, a newly promoted black officer, approaches Flora and proffers marriage. Flora slaps him, and Gus begins to chase her through the forest. Ben follows behind in search of Flora, having been told of her errand. Gus reassures Flora that he intends her no harm, but Flora finds herself pinned on the edge of a cliff. Threatening to jump rather than be touched by Gus, she either accidentally falls or intentionally jumps off the cliff, where shortly after she dies in Ben’s arms.
In the poem “Penelope to Ulysses”, it illustrates her as a spider saying “…each night I unweave the web of my day…About me the insistent buzz of flies drones louder every day.” (797,2-5), while the flies are the suitors. When Penelope decides to have an archery match, the suitors are allured more by the riches and kingdom that comes with marriage rather than the marriage to Penelope itself. “…you recommended this house to feast and drink in, day and night,…you found no justification for yourselves—none except your lust to marry me.”(799,
But on the small moon Eros where the IF headquarters is located Ender feels like a monster. Killing billions of creatures without knowing he was doing it. Enders sister is able to convince him that what he did was necessary to save everybody. She also convinced him to move to a colony planet with her and become governor. Peter remained on Earth and became Hegemon, a worldwide
Once he returned home he began to write his book. His daughter was then going to get married. The day after his daughter’s wedding in 1967, Billy is kidnapped by two-foot-high aliens who resemble upside-down toilet plungers, who he says are called Tralfamadorians. They abduct him in their flying ship to the planet Tralfamadore, where they force him to mate with a movie actress named Montana Wildhack. Montana, like Billy, had been brought from Earth to live under a dome in a zoo where Tralfamadorians can observe extraterrestrial curiosities.
A headstrong sixteen year old girl (Katie McLaughlin) wants desperately to work on her father’s (Rob McLaughlin) ranch, but her father wants her to finish school and have a good education. When Katie is back home for the summer she discovers a gorgeous wild mare (Flicka) running in the foothills of Wyoming. She plans to capture this beast and prove to her father that she can run the ranch. She starts to succeed in this plan, but an unexpected disaster occurs which will take everyone’s strength and courage to restore hope. Although this movie is incredible, the lack of realism pulls the believability out of it.
Firstly, the plot line of Footloose is very similar in both the original and the remake. In both, Ren is a rebellious big-city kid who moves to a town called Bomont, which has banned dancing. Throughout the movie, he fights the system in order to allow a school to have their prom, which will include dancing. Along the way, he must win the heart of the minister’s daughter Ariel, and win over the minister himself. There for as, the original and remake, as one can imagine, do vary in plot a little.