In the end of the book Lennie is hallucinating about his stepmother aunt Clara and a big giant rabid. This scene is left out completely in the movie. The character of Curley´s wife got shown slightly different in the movie, as she appears more dangerous to the men. She always is seeking for attention, but if the men give her attention they might get into trouble with Curley. The reason why some scenes got added
Last but not least, destruction of spirituality is seen through the event; Simon’s murder. Simon who was the link between them and spirituality severed means that spirituality is greatly disappeared. “At once the crowd surged after it, poured down the rock, leapt on to the beast, screamed, struck, bit, tore. There were no movements but the tearing of teeth and claws. […] Simon’s dead body towards the open sea.” (Golding 169, 170).
He was so mean that even the tiger was scared of him which is pretty intense haha. He began to be really bored and started giving the animals drugs. So it was pretty much called the stone animal zoo. As for kayla she got bored and quit her job she now
It also shows that they are not going to be happy throughout the story. When the man and woman are in the bedroom they see a picture of their baby. This helps the reader realize that the baby is going to be a topic in the story. When they go to get the baby the man says, “I want the baby.” When the woman pulls the baby back to keep it away from him she holds it over the stove, which is dangerous. There were many problems in the story, which showed the baby was in trouble such as “The baby was red-faced and screaming”.
The losing battle faced by the numbats and the final question at the end of the book, “who will save us from the rabbits?”, leaves the readers’ in such intense emotion and thought. Both the narration and images of ‘The Rabbits’ convey and leave readers with a sense of shock, admiration and anxiety as the numbats witness and face such devastation through
Cyclops was prepared for his attack on Earth with the help of Hundred-Handed Children. Being hungry and thirsty after being buried so long, they created a disaster by crashing mountains, hills and drinking the water from Earth; the Hundred Handed Children started to eat away the whole earth but before they could eat everything, Hazier heard loud noises. Being frighten Hazier ran to discover Earth was being broken away, so with his powers he threw, Cyclops and the Hundred Handed Children back into the ground. Discovering what happened, Zaio and Eua punished all the animals by taking away all humanlike features/characteristics and forcing all the servants to work until they die without any food and any
Then the earthquake called on all the fish and birds to decide what shall be done with the man and woman. The animals decided for the man and woman to be married. Together, the man and woman had many children. The children began to aggravate their parents, and their father beat the children with a large stick. The children fled in fear to all parts of their great house - some into hidden rooms and fireplaces, others concealed themselves in the walls, and
Muriel wanted a necklace with a picture of her, and the other side Courage. Meanwhile the swamp monster was upset and decided to search for his girlfriend, and also passed by the key ring shop. He broke the shop doors violently and growled at the shopkeeper, who was frightened and hid behind the counter. He started to demand for if his girlfriend visited the shop. He got really scared and the swamp monster got extremely angry and broke down the whole shop.
Pound dogs are big and mean and nasty. The reason they are here is because they are bad dogs and nobody else wanted them.” My mother scolded me and I waited quietly as my dad spoke to the woman at the front desk. After just a minute the woman greeted us all and offered to show us where the kennels were. My heart started racing because the last thing I wanted was to be in a room with a bunch of mean
We can see a good example of how emotions can hinder rational thought in the first chapter of Charlotte’s Web. Fern was terrified over the fact that her father was going to kill one of the baby pigs, a common practice among people who raise livestock. Her emotional state prevented her from thinking rationally, in other words, she had trouble coming to her