Amy POV I love this place! It's my heaven; a place without Dan's dumb practical jokes.Without realizing it, I started to lie down on the soft green carpet of the bookstore. I closed my eyes for a few minutes when I heard someone clear their throat. I opened my eyes to see a woman who looked like she just got divorced. She was wearing a tacky green vest, and a yellow pencil skirt.
(99). This sets a somber mood to the last chapter, it gives us a feel of quietness, sadness. Setting plays the main mood setter, it gets us ready for the death of Lennie. Crook's room is the part were we learn the inner lives of Crooks, Lennie, Curley' Wife, Candy. "There were battered magazines and a few dirty books on the special self over his bunk.
My town is the exact opposite of a quiet town; something is always happening. Most parts of the town are noisy from around 8.00am to 5.00pm, which is the official working hour, and the streets are very busy. From my bedroom window the beauty of the mountains, always exploring with my eyes the forest or the meadows, looking for a clean and quiet place. Being alone outside of my apartment helped me to dream with my eyes open admiring the blue sky or the clouds. I liked to go out there to lay down on the grass, listen to the wind, kiss the flowers and watch the leaves moving.
At that time, it is only the source of entertainment in the comfort of peoples own homes. Watching plays and musicals were quite a hassle if someone wanted to relax. Almost all homes and even office establishments had their own radios. The soft and soothing sound of classical music made a mind work better. The sound of upbeat music makes someone become more energetic while country music can give a happy feeling.
Start envisioning yourself on your dream vacation in a quiet, private home with only your loved ones. Smell that fresh mountain air and listen to the sound of your children playing. Imagine yourself waking up at 9:00 in the morning and lounging on the dock in your pajamas instead of putting on that business attire at six a.m. Build those memories that your children with share with their children. Take the time to make the time for a vacation in Greenwood
They said good night and went to there tents. While the children were a sleep in there tents. The adults sat around the campfire for a couple more hours taking it in before bed, the smell of the oak burning, the warmth of the fire and sounds of the night which was peaceful. A campfire to some people can be called a stress reliever, but to me, I like to call
After all the chaos that happened throughout the book, the end made it all much better. “His hands were under my chin pulling up the cover, tucking it around me.” (Lee, pg.323) The scene made readers visualize how things are around the house. It was when Atticus tucked Jean Louise to bed; peace and quiet. Having an overwhelming/peaceful surrounding makes sceneries calm. It was my reaction because having a peaceful ending makes everything wrapped up.
The setting of the passage is in a rather comfortable, luxurious environ. The reader comes to know of this as Grenouille ‘lay on his sofa in the purple salon and slept, the empty bottles all about him.’ The use of ‘purple’ is a connotation representing luxury, and to some degree, royalty, as Grenouille regarded himself better than most people. This is further highlighted by the fact that he was within the ‘walls of the castle’ featuring a very ostentatious setting. This, however, is only in Grenouille’s dream. The real setting, antithetically, is actually in a very remote mountain far from mankind- ‘[The scream] howled its way out of its mouth… and far across the high plains of Saint-Flour- as if the mountains itself were screaming.’ This extreme
Technology also has a huge role in not getting to sleep. Many teens are watching television and playing with electronic devices before bed, experts say you want to do something relaxing before bed whether it be reading a book or just keeping your room calm, cool and
The ribbon used to keep page, once a bright, vibrant red was now faded and worn to a dull purple. He opened the book to the page he had left marked by the faded ribbon and started to read, sitting in the armchair by the orange, glowing light of the fire. As he read the novel, he waited for the ending which always thrilled him no matter how many times he read it. With each page he turned he grew more and more tired and as he turned the last page, he lay the book down on the table, his eyelids closed and he welcomed sleep's sweet