I chose to draw this pivotal scene because David doesn’t mind getting into trouble for fighting
I chose to draw this pivotal scene because David doesn’t mind getting into trouble for fighting
This scene is important to both the text of the play and the film adaptation, and serves similar purposes in both. For example, it signifies the rising action of the film as it includes the first of many false accusations and confessions. In addition to the importance this scene has to the structure of the play, it is also a pivotal scene for both Tituba and Abigail. For Tituba, this scene is her brief rise to power. Her confession ensures the town’s trust in her, making her arguably the most powerful member of Salem. However, Abigail sees not only the power that Tituba gains through her confession, but also the potential that she herself may have to influence the town. In general, this scene conveys the leverage over other members of Salem…
Blood is a fascinating hue. It’s sometimes crimson, scarlet, ruby red, or even bold red. Crimson is the stain that’s painted on my fingers, since I just accomplished a mission-to murder Simon Krell, who continued torturing his family members on a daily basis. Although he continued being a dangerous man, it was so simple to kill him that it occurred to be laughable, all the acting skills I needed was to pretend to act alike his maid and suddenly shoot the filthy person. As I laughed, my storm eyes gazed at the glowing sky that had waves of gleaming dots on it. A silver ellipse remained framed in the inky sky, supported with millions of winking balls of fire.…
Boom! The sound snaps us all to life, ensnaring our senses and shaking every fiber of our beings. In less than ten seconds we're all on our feet and almost in complete chaos. I snatch up my gun and the first few of us rush out of the barracks to find the colonel for orders. Boom! This time the blast is right behind us and our barracks bursts into a roaring wall of flames. The blast sends us falling face first to the ground. All of our fellow soldiers, our friends, were still inside and now the building is crumbling in a massive inferno. "We have to move!" Chris says, leaping to his feet, and the three of us run through camp and locate the colonel. "Grab a gun and form up on the coast line. We don't need to fight on two fronts." He orders us.…
I ran up to my room Ignoring the beta that followed under Vincenzio's orders. It kinda made me scared to have his boy I have never met watch me pack and to have to leave with the meanest Alpha ever. We finally got to the top floor and into my room I noticed a piece a paper on my bed "Ummm Beta Danny could you wait out here while I pack so you won't see my umm girl stuff". He nodded after looking at me carefully deciding if I was telling the truth and apparently I was. I opened the paper and noticed it was Jason's messy third grade hand writing.…
However, even though he does not agree, other people in Waknuk would like to rid the society of deviations. Such a fact us relevant when Alan Ervin notices the six digit footprint down by the stream. David shows great bravery by fighting with Alan, allowing Sophie to escape. Even after David returned home, and the adults had learned about Sophie, David remained brave and did not cry as his father whipped him.…
Have you ever wondered what would happen if you were to mix alcohol and medicine together? That’s not very good for you, and it can kill you! Guess who told me that? Officer Trapp did!!! I really have learned a lot from him and now I’m very educated about not doing drugs. He really helped me prepare my life ahead of me.…
“Aunty Nasha! Why is it shaking so much! I’m afraid.” “It’s okay Zoe I’m afraid as well hold my hand and we’ll get through this together…
Ladies and gentlemen, we’re here today not only to pay our respects, but also to remember and celebrate a life that was full and lived albeit far too short, and Colin, or Colin Walker to give him his Sunday name, was a family man, a golf addict, yes, but a family man first. Luckily all his family played golf too, so that wasn’t going to be a problem.…
“Oscar watch out!” Said Billy as he threw a lightning speed cold snowball right at my face. That recently happened to me last year in December of 2015, here after school. Billie was so delighted that he had knocked me out with a snowball. He didn’t bother to wake me up. He just stood there waiting until I woke up.…
The people and things in Waknuk were judged against by a specific “norm”. Society today also judges us against a certain standard. Stereotyping is one of the many specific examples of how people are being regarded as embodying a certain image or type. Idealism is another show of how humankind persecutes present society and Waknuk, by envisioning things in an ideal or perfect way or form. Today’s society has also become superficial. We, like the people of Waknuk judge others differently because they are different.…
Suzy Lusk is one of the children in the Up Series. She came from a wealthy family, and lead a privileged life. As a child she attended an upper-class school for girls, where she spent time learning things like ballet; while outside school, she had a nanny to take care of her. At 7, Suzy seems to be a happy child; absent-mindedly preforming ballet, and trying to be “ladylike”. When she speaks of her parents that she becomes quiet, likely missing them as all children do at 7. However, she leaves the viewer with the impression of a happy girl who is living an extravagant life.…
In the second part, David Strorm describes an ordinary play trip he took that turned into an inordinary event. He met Sophie. Through trying to help free her injured foot stuck between stones, David witness that one of her feet had six toes, a secret that Sophie tried her best to hide from him. Later at Sophie’s home, her mother made David promise to keep it a secret.…
“I have all my fingers the knife goes chop, chop, chop if I miss the spaces my fingers will come off” Ethan sang knife clanged against the cool tile in between his pale bony fingers. “And if I hit my fingers the blood will soon come out. All the same I play this game because that's what it's all about. Chop, chop, chop I’m picking up the speed.” The knife blurred as he dipped it in between the small spaces in his hand. He went faster and faster, with every clang of the knife I jumped. I shut my eyes, knowing he was almost at full speed. Thankfully, he stopped ending the song without a cut. Using dexterous hands, he flipped his shaggy blonde hair just enough out of his face to see his ocean blue eyes. He gave a laugh and a smile, handing me my knife.…
PROLOGUE: It was the night of WWE Homecoming when Matt Hardy lost the Loser Leaves RAW Match and the same night that I became an official WWE wrestler. During the match, Lita and I had an encounter until she hit me in the head with a steel chair while I was trying to untangle Matt from the ropes. Edge and Lita won the match that night and Matt had to leave RAW for good… It saddened me a little bit because I felt that he and I were just getting closer.…
Boyle's unique signature in his films include narration, in a prudent and an often subdued manner, is typically tied together with montages and voice over narrations to bring forth an energetic realism, as well as allow the audience to completely immerse themselves into his characters' mind. Coupled with Boyle's fondness for non-linear narratives which can be related to the notions of dream and reality, narration sets the pace and tone of the feature, with the audience being prompted by the omnipresent observations of the protagonist. Boyle’s efforts to elevate vocals to greater prominence is seen through Renton’s “Choose Life” monologue in Trainspotting (1996) or Richard’s expository interjections in The Beach, Damian’s saintly stories in…