You are quickly cared for and chances of survival are great. Now the second scenario: The paramedics arrive on scene. They have no idea who you are because your wallet was thrown from the car. They take you to the hospital and you arrive as a Jane/John Doe. No family is there and the hospital staff has no idea who you are, your medical history, medications you are on and may critically need, or your blood type.
Chapter 4: * When Tyler 2 is in the brain support group he found out that Chloe died. * He then imagines what death is like but he can’t because Marla is there. * He tells Marla that she doesn’t belong there and she’s not dying and she tells him neither is he.
The guards were given no training on how to be guards and how to do their job. They created the prison by boarding up each end of the corridor in the basement of Stanford’s Psychology Department building by taking the doors off some laboratory rooms and replacing them with specially made doors with steel bars and cell numbers. To understand what goes through prisoners minds and to get the full effect on how they act and what they do, they put a videotape and recorded what events occurred. An intercom system was also placed to monitor what the prisoners discussed. There were no windows or clocks so they couldn’t tell how much time has passed which later resulted in some time-distorting experiences.
Short story: Signs and Symbols Author: Vladimir Nabokov The short story ‘Signs and Symbols’ is a tragic story of an elderly Russian couple having a deranged son in a sanatorium. The entire story revolves around the theme of tragedy. Despite the simple story plot, much of the little family’s background is revealed to the reader. The story begins with the couple, “they”, thinking of what they should get for their son on his birthday. This is apparently a problem to them, for the boy had no desires, given his incurable mental illness, “Mad-made objects…could be found in his abstract world.” The couple finally picked a basket with jellies for their son.
The two hit it off, talking about Choynski and what a candy puller is, that the reader wonders whether or not the two have met before. A day later, Mark goes back to Charley’s house, where he promptly has a seizure and has to be taken to the hospital. While in the hospital, Charley, unable to speak, writes Mark a note: Make sure Jesus doesn’t get them, meaning he wanted Mark take care of his things, which Mark plans on delivering to the Boxing Hall of Fame. Mark, though, does decide to keep a painting of Choynski, saying “I went there (Charley’s house) first and found the Choynski picture he’d promised me. It was one I didn’t already have.” By this admission, it is apparent to the reader that Mark is not a reporter on the job; rather he is infatuated with this Choynski character.
The Rudy’s blood then spills onto a lab worker’s face when he breaks the tube in the centrifuge and the virus then gets into his system. He then goes to the movie theatre in Cedar Cree, California, and as he was coughing without covering his mouth, he inadvertently spread the virus to every single person in the theatre. When the group of people is then quarantined in the hospital, they soon realize that the virus is airborne because other patients, who had no direct contact with those quarantined, began showing the symptoms. This new strain of the virus caused people in the entire town to become infected. When Casey’s protective suit burst while they were in the laboratory, he was then infected, and as Robbie tried to draw his blood, his tremors caused her to stick herself with the contaminated needle and she too became ill.
When they all came up, T popped up but realized something was not right. He hobbled off the field and collapsed on the sidelines. T was rushed to the ER where he immediately went into surgery. While in surgery, the doctors realized he suffered a ruptured spleen, and there was not much they could do. Taylor stayed on life support until early the next morning when his parents had to make the choice to turn it off and end their only son’s life.
Logan can see, but what he sees does not communicate with his brain. Therefore, he does not know what he is looking at. He is transported by wheelchair and eats through a feeding tube. When Logan was seven months old, his babysitter shook him so hard that it caused him to go into seizures. He did not call 911 until Logan’s father arrived at home three and a half hours later.
Dr. Jekyll refuses to see his old friend. 5)Based on the voice coming from behind the door, Poole is convinced that the man in the room does not sound like Dr. Jekyll 6)Poole and Mr. Utterson chat about the events of the past week. Dr. Jekyll, or whoever is inhabiting the room in the laboratory, has been issuing chemical orders via slips of paper. He hasn’t been able to obtain whatever it is that he’s looking for. 7)Poole is convinced that the man inside the room is really Mr. Hyde 8)using an axe Poole and Mr. Utterson break into the room.
By: Kyle Penfound Frankenstein A layer Monologue Setting- The setting takes place in a dark and gloomy house, location unknown. Dr. Frankenstein has been captured by police just a day after he created the monster, they forced him to go see a psychologist and this is him after the psychologist. How dare they … How dare they force me to go see that doctor, it was of no benefit, it merely created more confusion and led to temporary chaos? Did they actually expect me to tell him what I know? Of course not, the information of that wretched monster is already too much for me to bare but for a simple psychologist to learn of what went on, well… that would be absolutely devastating to his mind.