A Long Night For The Twins

They live in a stressful situation, but both hold it firm and lived through it. Their stories had taught a new generation a lesson that life was not easy as thought. Sometime it could be difficult to manage like both characters’ lives happened in the story. They were not crazy, but they were strong enough to live through their stress. Life sometime is unpredictable, but learning how to understand of the change could be a tool helping us to challenge our

The two fought and fought four hours on end until the two finally harnessed up their final bits of energy and threw their defense at each other.

restless with the new beginning and while feeling angered, they fight back for the normalcy that was

“What’s wrong mommy,” he asked. With her crackling voice she said, “Nothing son, go back to sleep. I didn’t mean to wake you.” Chay sat up and repeated the words his mother had said to him on occasion, “Do you want to talk about it?”

These two boys were separated and sent off to war but little did they know they wouldn't be fighting

This shows that overtime hope was lost,though not all had lost hope with the passing of time but once hope was lost either from the beginning or towards the end it lead each and every one of them into a state of mind which made them think and act as their desires will, they thought their savage behaviour was fine because in the end, no one was going to save them. The lost of hope within the boys was one of the reasons the boys were lead to chaos.

 It is Janie’s relationship with Nanny that first suppresses her self-growth.  Janie has an immense level of respect towards Nanny, who has raised Janie since her mother ran off.  The respect Janie has for her grandmother is deeper than the respect demanded by tradition, from a child toward his caretaker, probably because

Janie is not afraid to defy the expectations that her grandmother has for her life, because she realizes that her grandmother's antiquated views of women as weaklings in need of male protection even at the expense of a loving relationship, constitute limitations to her personal potential. "She hated her grandmother . . . .Nanny had taken the biggest thing God ever made, the horizon " (Their Eyes 85-86).

Mark explained that both of them were friends who were inseparable. He stated, “ I lost both my friend and my privileges to experience the world.” The two teens were students at Waverly High School. Carl Stringfield, who is the principle of Waverly High School stated, “ These gentlemen were very outstanding both educational and athletic.”

They have not escaped from anything, life is still the same as it always was. It is through these unfortunate, but inevitable, events that the brothers are able to reconnect and to obtain an understanding of each other.

“Perhaps,” said Benjamin, “the next shall please you....” But he wasn't convinced. Each kill ... each painstaking victory for the both of them ... each resulted only in

Mirabella was a difficult girl to teach in that school. She was lazy and act lazy in front of her own sisters. “In the first paragraph page 244 stage last paragraph 2 she told her sister to lick her own wounds”. Mirabella wanted her sisters to do everything for her. She didn’t learn how to walk or talk, and she was always begging for scraps. Her sisters would only be the one trying

They were filled with rage. All they really knew were two darknesses, the darkness of their lives which was now closing in on them, and the darkness of the movies, which had blinded them to that other darkness and in which they now, vindictively, dreamed, at once more together than they were at any other time, and more alone (5)

As the passage continues, the author uses syntax to bring tension to the story. Including diction in it, by saying “the earth heaved and the air darkened… bruised and terrified.” (128) The author uses diction to show all the hard things they have to go through. He uses the word “terrified” to show how scared they were of the power. But, even though they were scared their love made them be together and that no matter what happened they will never betray each other. Tension is being added every time they describe the moment. This can be a representation of the suffering you undergo when you rebel against the party. In this part of the passage you can see how the mood changed, how they change from silently speaking or not speaking at all to a being terrified and the world changing its

Her long legs carried her to the sumbre house door, which she opened with an aged key. When she entered the cold but dry halls of the manor, a stifling silence settled over everything. It made her uncomfortable, which is why she wanted to leave the manor as soon as she could. Even in her childhood it had always been eerily silent like this, not even the servants made a sound because her boss despised any form of noise. A reason for that were his gruesome migraines which lasted about one week. Her boss was not old but already fragile like glass. Sometimes she felt sorry for him but most of the time she thought that he deserved it. Her boss was called Fang, she never got to know his real name neither did anyone else. His name was greatly feared