Ad Simpson: A Fictional Narrative

News ISU Script Hello, to viewers, welcome to the Daylight Library. I am your reporter, Pragash Thevasingha. Today’s book review is on the book, Borderline by Allan Stratton.

"’Won't we go to Jefferson tomorrow?’ [Darl] says. He is watching us, his eyes in territory, intent, and sad. ‘I can last it out.’

“This is the supposedly strong variant Lilith told us about?” Renee asked while she started laughing. “He’s crying, while snots coming out his nose.”

“Certainly such a threat is not credible. Who would want to take your life?” Orion could think of a large number of people that would want to cause harm to Larsen.

Julie nodded, “They recruited Carla a long time before me, but yes, Arisia recruits seemingly increased about that time, what are you

In everyday life you are exposed to media. The media uses techniques such as: propaganda, product placement, and facts to alter how you view a certain thing. You may not realize how the media twist and turns such little details to change your perception. My personal view on many things were changed in time as little as a week. We watched Affluenza, The Truman Show, and many documentary’s that showed how the media can change how you think.

In this thesis the author is trying to explain how Faulkner depicts the fallen of Thomas Sutpen through the narrations of four characters: Miss Rosa Coldfield, Mr. Compson, Quentin Compson and Shrevelin McCannon. Throughout this work, it can be seen that Faulkner also used these narrations as an image of the Old South values. Following the view of Rosa, Sutpen was not a Southerner gentleman because he was unknown to the citizens and she had no background to judge his name. This shows how the Old South society judged other people by the background that they had. Also, it can see the position of the woman in this society as Rosa had to agree to marry with Sutpen in order to give him a heir and not losing his and her fortune. At the end, she refuses

Kaito laughed. “I guess. That would be something you should take up with Headmaster Alan.”

“I assure you my highness that they will be found shortly. I have talked to our guards and they are doing everything in their power to find Alice and Tarrant.” Absolem spoke in his deep drawl.

"A deal? Is this where you got the Jaculi? What did she want in return for it?" Rumpel was going to answer when he felt Belle enter the room, he could hear Tink behind her.

"Freeze Inmate!" The sudden interruption to her thoughts, and for a moment all she could do was curse under her breath in a series of langues for a moment before standing. "Seriously with everything going you are going to focus on two random inmates?" she glared at the Alliance officer his rifle shook in his hands as he

“We’ll need to make actual preparations first. With you, Claire, Yuri and the chauffeur teaming with us, I have faith that we’ll be able to catch them off guard. The only thing able to obstruct our plans is if they had more artificial variants we didn’t know about.”

He did too. He glanced over his shoulder at the two hunters wearing similar expressions of expectancy. “Bounty Hunters aren’t afforded privileges,” he said, stalking across the room. “Clean that mess up Jonas. We’re meeting in the Solarium.”

“If we let them go they'll tell the police we killed Dr. Wiser and his assistant and then we'll both will be serving time in prison. I'm sure you don't want that."

Prefect Aelianus grimaced, cursing through a sigh. “Don’t get cute with me, Captain,” he warned. “Once we get back on dry land my men and I will resume our almighty ways. We’ll catch the villain Rubio Artorius and bring him to justice.”