A Short Story : The Story Of Kieran's Story

After coming back to his mothers house for a second time he does not deny him, him staying over she fears that without her he will end up homeless or dead.

him to leave and his face changes to a grin as he races out of the

In The Tale of Kieu a young woman is forced into a lifetime of immorality and subservience to the dominant male culture of her community. The young woman at the heart of the story is not moral. However, her morality or not is really not what the story is about at all. Instead, it is the patriarchal society within Vietnam that is the true central character of the piece. In the history of Vietnam, members of the female gender have had a history of ostracism and oppression by the males of that society. Masculinity itself is found in the poem through the minor male characters of the piece. The character of Kieu is immoral because she is forced into actions against her own set of ethics by the society in which she lives. Morality is judged by the sociology of the surrounding culture. Under the moral rules of Vietnamese society, Kieu is immoral and the men around her who sexualize her and force her into immoral acts are in the moral right.

Yell for help. Don’t stop until you reach the door” She told him to leave in danger because she loved

“I’m home Mum! Mum? Muum? Where are you at?” She then hears her mum talking on the telephone. She looks in the family room, the basement, the guest room, her mum and dad’s room. She then looks in the kitchen and finds her.

The man ignores her plea. He proceeds to holds The woman by her neck, raising her up. The daughter cries loudly, but the son does not sit idly by. He slams into the man, forcing him to let go of the mother.

“Are you okay sweetheart? Do you need to go to the hospital? Are you in labor?” says Phil. “Calm down honey I'm fine the baby is kicking,really hard almost like making she's making her presence known hehe” said Sarah.Phil lays his head and Sarah's belly and kisses it.”Don't worry baby girl everything's gonna be alright,we know you're in there and you're scared but we need you to stay nice and healthy for mommy” Sarah and Phil both rub the belly while falling

He pushes her of him, as she falls on the shining white tiles of the hallway. She rolls onto her stomach and pleads for him not to leave, crawling and grabbing onto his leg. He wiggles his left leg, unhinging her and leaving her on the tiles scream for him to return. He heads for the door and leaves leaving her crying on the floor.

starts to get angry he goes out side as he is pushed out by the some

He pushed her and tried to escape but it was hard. He was running all around the house but cannot get out. After a couple of minutes he tried to find phone. He finds a phone but it does not work. He finds the land lady and gets a weapon. He Kills her.

But, once she ruined Andy’s chance with her best friend, Rachel, he attacked her again. In a supply closet at the school: “‘What’s wrong, ugly, you jealous? Can’t get a date?’ The words fall like nails on the floor, hard, pointed. I try to walk around him. He blocks my way. ‘Oh, no. You’re not going anywhere. You really screwed things up for me.’ He reaches behind and locks the door. Click… His mouth is on my face. I twist my head. His lips are wet, his teeth knock against my cheekbone. I pull my arms again and he slams his body against mine. I have no legs. My heart wobbles… ‘NNNOOO!!!’” (pg.193-194) She screams and fights back this time. She was still

Scot emerges from the house and throws himself into his patrol car. He throws the crumpled photo of his daughter’s family onto the passenger seat, grumbles, and speeds away.

A reflection of himself flashed in his brunette eyes through the practice room mirror, his sweat and dark circles visible. Ki-bora's body was strained and clearly tired. Exhaustion looming over him like a rain cloud, contrasting to his stage name Cloud that would make you think of the cottony alternative, he walked over to the bench in the corner of the room. The ravenette gave out almost immediately and he fell onto the wooden seat unceremoniously. Moreover, his eyes could hardly be kept open. He pulled his phone out of his floored bag and logged into the Messenger. Letterings were jumbled as he typed his drowsy message: oh my gid xan someone pick me up from the dance studuo i legyt cant walk and yhere are prolly no cabbies ?? i forgot to chekc the time and it ended up being latet tahn i thouggt..

Kieran Benson was a senior student at Biltmore High School. He lived with his mom Catherine and his sister Audrey. His mom was laid off from her job at a local motel in there city. Ever since that day, their lives have changed immensely. Things have been...different.

He pays no attention to her, goes out, shuts the door, locks it from the outside and goes away. She runs to the door, pushes it, finds it locked, peers out of the barred window) (P.g:254)