A Study On The Girls ' Chase Down The Tracks Of An Unsuspecting Lizard '

The faint echo of screams. The crunching of leaves under footsteps, getting faster with every exhale. A drum, beating from within. Thoughts clouded with realisation of the truth and the lies which have prevented it from surfacing amongst the chaos. The girls are all frauds! Murderers!

That first night at the barracks changed Eva’s life forever, and it changed her way of thinking. She remembers how tired she was and yet not being able to sleep that night, turning to count a handful of large moving figures on the ground. When she had gotten to 5 she jumped up screaming “MICE! MICE!” to which another girl in a top bunk looked over responding “silly girl. Those are not mice those are rats. And you better get used to them because they are everywhere,” and she was right, they were everywhere. Realizing that they wouldn’t be able to fall asleep the two girls settled on taking a trip to the latrine in an attempt to clear their heads. Neither of them could have expected what they saw. As Eva walked into the bathroom she saw the bodies

I sprinted up the stairs, taking no time to stop for breakfast. I had to make it to the factory by 5 or I’d be beaten. The fear of punishment gave me extra speed as I ran out the door into the smoggy darkness. As I ran, I tied back my long blonde hair with the ribbon tied around my wrist. I ran down the cobblestone street, careful not to step in any of the piles of mud. The streets were devoid of carriages, anybody rich enough to own a horse wasn’t getting up this early. The only people I shared the streets with were other children and adults going to work.

Almost twenty minutes had passed since Epsilon, Sabra and Malessica left the pub. Malessica was a bit upset thinking about innocent people who were hurt during the attack on the pub. Though she knew she didn’t have time to help the injured, she decided to try and forget about it, continuing to follow Epsilon. Malessica noticed Sabra, seemed a bit lost in thought, but she didn’t say a word. Moving towards an unknown destination, four police cars sped down the street past them, with sirens blaring. Malessica put her hands on her hood, covering her ears, waiting for the cars to pass them. Epsilon turned his head back, watching the police cars. He was upset knowing he wouldn’t be able to work there again.

School has just let out for summer. John has daily chores to complete to help his dad with the workload of the ranch. John liked the work on the ranch he had a love for the land and the horses. Between his girlfriend, mom, and sisters john felt overcrowded with women and wanted to be away from them. When john got into the truck to leave he tells his friend “...Women! Between Kelsey my sisters and my mom I haven’t had a peaceful minute in weeks!” John was ready for a change of scenery.

Saturday night her girls were acting even crazier than usual. They seemed to bounce of the walls of the cabin, and she was relieved when the bell rang for the campfire line call. She gathered her but they could not stand still, and by the time they

An accident occurs during their trip and it leaves the women alone and terrified and as they stumble upon people who promise to help them, they soon find out that's not the case. Wini and the girls must learn how to make survive the haunting wilderness if they want to make it out alive and they must learn that everything they knew is different from the challenges they face.

12 million people have uncovered and believe in one of the most kept secrets in our country. 4 percent of the population has uncovered the big secrets behind our government and other huge companies in the world. The big secret it is all ran by lizard people in disguise. That's right the world is run by lizards.

As we started towards home, I introduced the ladies to the MiBs in the car again, expanding on who is who and the role each played. I told the MiBs of Stapleya's role as head mother of the castle as featured in my book, and that both of the other two were her daughters. I introduced the girls to Alex, Matt and Jill and explained their role as cops, a concept difficult to translate into the simple society which they knew.

Noyce uses a shot of Constable Riggs driving rapidly down a dirt road to Jigalong to await their arrival. The girls are called home by the singing of the female members of their aboriginal tribe. When the girls are reunited with their mother Noyce uses slow motion and music to increase the emotional impact. This is then escalated when Molly says to her grandmother ‘we lost one’. She feels as though she failed in her journey.

One cold and stormy night, there was a cozy little cottage on the edge of the enchanted forest. The cottage was as warm as a mitten compared the death like stages of the blizzard. In the cottage lived a sweet little grandma and her son, James a man as vicious as a snake. He was so terrible he was kicked out of royalty and forced to live in the forest. So, the good witch, Rosemary, came to him to discuss this, “James, your days are drawing near. You must find the princess and learn from her how to be kind,” Rosemary explained. Then, she turned him into a lizard.

As the persona evolves physically, they gain new knowledge and experiences which allow them to perceive themselves and others in a different light. This notion is seen in Rabbit proof fence in which the native childrens’ abduction leads to them learning about the injustice in the world. This is seen in the abduction scene in which the diegetic sound of the girls screaming for help and the non-diegetic sound of the tense music in the background create an atmosphere of fear. This fear of the government and therefore all forms of leadership shows that the Australian government’s administration at the time was really unjust. This new knowledge gained by the girls is a result of their physical journey of abduction. This notion is also conveyed in the escape montage scene in which they escape the cleansing camp. This montage creates a sense of bonding between the girls. This self-understanding between them is the result of their physical journey from the heinous camp. Furthermore, the long shot used in the escape from the camp scene gives the effect that the girls are minute and therefore insignificant. This shows that they know their place in the Australian hierarchy - that they are insignificant. This is the result of their physical journey into the adversities of the camp. Therefore, physical journeys lead to a richer understanding of the persona, the world in which they live in and their place in

As I rush down the stairway, I can finally feel the fresh air hitting against my face. I stare waiting for the policemen to take Mumtaz far far away, but instead they take me. They put all the girls in a separate room and question us, as if they think we all understand. I go over and over in my head the words Harish had taught me, which makes me wonder where he is during all of this commotion? As I stand there waiting with the others, I can't help but think about if they will let us go home, or send us off to another brothel. If they let us go home, as much as I would like to forget, I know deep down nothing will be the same. The memories, scents, and feelings will never leave me. They will somehow always be apart of me now.

The girls had big hopes to land a contract with a management known for discovering young artists like themselves and had taken a vacation on a beach house just outside the green pastures of Wales while waiting to hear back. “I can’t believe we have a shot of being as famous as the Spice Girls ahhhhhhh” screeched the young enthusiastic 16 old girl named Luna Rose.”Luna shut up you’re embarrassing me you twerp” her older 19 year old sister Cressida Rose yelled from the front seat of the beat up car. Cressida’s three best friends, Jessamyn Williams(18), Rowen Howell(17), Alice Lester(19) watched in amusement as the two sisters bickered back and forth throughout the whole car ride. An hour later the car finally came to a halt and stood in front a almost Victorian like mansion nothing like your average beach house. The house stood in the middle of a dead like forest and to the left a winding trail leading to the harsh cold rapid waves that were hitting jagged rocks alongside a cliff. “ This isn 't what I pictured”, Alice mumbled incoherently to herself.

The main theme which Wright has tried to imply throughout this poem is how badly Aborigines were treated when the white settlers took aver Australia and how they were forced to adopt different ways of living.