A Girl: A Fictional Narrative

Sarah couldn't be more excited since she loved school and so did her friends Melanie aka “Mel” and Taylor. They had been inseparable since the 6th grade when they all met. Almost every day they hang out at eachothers houses or the mall of course. Sarah, Mel and Taylor were the “Queen B’s” as you can say, not just because of there good parties but because they were all totally hot. Today was also the day Sarah got the see Luke of course. Luke and sarah had talked before but not as much as they probably should of. This was there last year at school after all. That day, Sarah made an effort to talk to him even if her friends had to force her to do

Marissa had been staying at Makayla's house for a little while. One night they got bored and decided to give Ben Dover and John Smith a call. Ben Dover suggested they meet up at the Coffee Queen. It was around two o'clock in the morning. Ben Dover got up to go fetch his phone which he left in the bathroom stall. When he came out Makayla was missing and the power had gone out. Everyone was freaking out. There was a note on the table saying,” Can you find her?” It had a picture of a red cross.

Luke slammed her front door, causing the flowers on each side of it to shake. She was such a bitch. Luke hopped into his car, revved the engine, and started to pull out of her driveway, but then he stopped. Everything he said repeated in his mind, and her face flashed into his head. She was right. He couldn't control who she hung out with. He was just overprotective, and he didn't want to see her get hurt by someone like Ryan-- or someone like himself. Luke knew he most likely ruined everything.

It was located in the school’s gym, so it was very hot and sticky in there. They knew that they didn't want to be there long so they could go to Lucas’ party. They walked around and talked to people checking to see if they were coming to the party and a majority of the people were. As the night went on everyone got tired of being at the dance so Lucas went around to tell everyone it was time to come to his house. Brooke went and found Peyton and Nathan and they got in her car and drove to Lucas’ house. As they got closer to his house Brookes nervous feeling grew stronger, because she had a feeling she would later regret her decision to

1.Look at two or three of the stories that do not use “traditional” narrative structure and explore how the telling of the story requires the audience to create meaning and details—then,note how this open- endedness affects what readers may take from the texts

Ann Frank was a significant German-Jewish diarist. She was known for writing diary while hiding in the attic for escaping from Nazi party’s catching. (Roosevelt) Therefore, Ann Frank’s family and another family hid in the “secret Annex” in seclusion which is isolated from the outside world at Amsterdam. They lived crowded, confronted hunger, and fed up with the life in living at the confined attic (back of the book). For the next difficult two years, Ann Frank kept on her diary and recorded what happen in the war those days and her real feeling. After world War Two, her father, Otto Frank, got Ann Fran’s diary from his friend which is discovered in the attic and he published the edited version which is called The Diary of a Young Girl in 1947. This book provides a real record of World War Two and also let historians can confirm the historical authenticity. The Diary of a Young Girl has become a meaningful and valuable document in history, in this paper will explore how did Ann Frank and her family keep their life in the attic? And what is the effect after her diary was published to the world after World War Two?

I knew something was wrong with that black haired kid. She never spoke and it was like I was the only one who noticed her. I told myself, no matter if my life depended on it, to never look her in the eye.

I ran inside and got the last piece of cherry pie. A few seconds after I sat down Ryan ran in.

Sarah admired the brilliantly green grass, she’d never seen grass so bright before. Where Sarah was from, by the time the grass had begun to recover from the long, harsh winters, it was autumn again. Staring at the glorious color, Sarah had almost forgot that her world was falling apart around her. Almost forgot that the reason she was seeing the grass was because her mother had been murdered, and she’d been sent to live with her aunt that she’d only ever met once. Almost forgot that she’d have to attend therapy and group counseling, because it was just assumed that she was emotionally broken from witnessing the brutal slaying of her mother.

It took him three nights, and every night he was getting wetter than the night before. He is asked to do a life threatening job. He has a long trip to where his job awaits him. He has to find a stone in only three nights. He also has a lot of experience with stealing things. The only tools he has a lamp, his tools, a pry bar, small knife, leather,cotton twine, fibula pin, and some matches. Will he complete his job?

Jen could smell cigarette smoke as she descended the stairs to the basement. Mrs Laurence was slumped at the kitchen table, her head in her hands. The ashtrays were full and empty wine bottles littered the draining board. Glancing at Jen, her eyes mudged with last night’s make up, she gathered up her cigarettes and phone and left without speaking. Silent and inward looking, she looked like someone burdened by guilt and fear, and too defeated to waste her energy on spite.

“Can you tell me why people go to such lengths to hide their real selves?” (Frank 126). This question is asked by a young girl in her diary on January 22, 1944. This young girl was named Anne Frank, and she asked this question in regards to one putting up a façade in order to conceal their true self from the outside world. Because of her Jewish ethnicity, she was used to having to pretend she was something she was not in order to survive, but when she beings to feel herself putting up a fake front in front of her family and friends, she realizes she does not fully accept herself.

Throughout history society has put superficial expectancies onto women about what they should do with their body and how to suitably use it. Speaking as a woman myself, I have come to realize these beliefs are culturally diverse all around the world, particularly, Caribbean womankind. Partaking in reading the text Girl by. Jamaica Kincaid’s I gained the realization of how hard-hitting it is for Caribbean women to not be able to truly be themselves most of the time. It is comparable to being watched all the time and having people just waiting for the women to mess up their perfect image. There are numerous rules and regulations for Caribbean women as defined in Girl. In order for Caribbean Women to survive, they have to learn to perform. Manipulation

Annelies Maie Frank was a writer and a diarist. She was one of the most discussed Jewish victims of the Holocaust. Frank had an impact on the world by providing future generations with a direct testimony from a seemingly ordinary girl who became one of millions to be pointlessly murdered because of their ethnicity. In 1947 the diary and thoughts of an innocent thirteen year old female were published; but the thoughts weren’t so every day, they were the thoughts of Anne Frank. Frank’s diary the diary of a Young Girl, documents her experiences hiding during time Germany occupied the Netherlands in WWII. Despite the circumstances for Jewish people in the Netherlands, Anne’s interest are quiet typical for a young adolescent girl. One of Frank’s first diary entries starts off with her sating that she hopes that she can reveal everything in it, because she feels she never had someone to confide in. In writing her diary, Anne Frank was in a unique position to make the world understand what it was like to live a life of hiding. Having to hide her existence in exchange for a slight chance for survival during the Nazi regime.

was messing around again and it was just her that made the alarm go off. Luke just told her that