Alaska Takumi Character Traits

The novel, Sleeping Freshman Never Lie, by David Lubar, provides first-person insight into the life and mind of young high school student Scott Hudson and his everyday social struggles in and out of school. The author crafts Scott as a highly dynamic character, demonstrating traits such as a sense of righteousness, determination, and intelligence. All of the aforementioned qualities are demonstrated by Scott repetitively throughout the novel, and they play a major role in the progression of the plot. All in all, David Lubar shows Scott Hudson to be a moral, determined, and intelligent young man throughout the entirety of the story, and Scott’s personality has a colossal effect on the progression of the plot. To begin, Scott is shown to be very moral in his decisions; everything he does is driven by his sense of right and wrong.

The book, Maybe, by Brent Runyon, is an unusual book about a boy who lost his brother when he drove off a road and into a tree at night. After his brother’s suicide, Brian is forced to go to a new school after they move. Most of the kids Brian decides to befriend end their relationship with him because of Brian’s unexpected actions. Brian takes himself on an adventure of being really perverted, losing a best friend, and discovering that forcing a relationship with someone isn’t needed if you really love them.

During the 1800’s, lives changed for many people. The Klondike Gold Rush began. In the article Klondike Gold Rush written by the Public Domain, the passage from A Women Who Went to Alaska written by May Kellogg Sullivan, and the video City of Gold made by the National Film Board of Canada and narrated Pierre Berton, the points of view of each show the miners’ lives. Each piece has a point of view, which helps the reader understand the miners’ lives through the word choice, and the tone

The title of the novel I chose was Shelter by Harlan Coben. This novel is about a boy named Mickey Bolitar who lives with his uncle because his father was shot and killed and his mom ended up in a rehab center and could no longer take care of him. A new home also means a new school., Wwhen Mickey went to orientation he met a girl named Ashley who eventually becomes his girlfriend. Summer past and school started but Ashley wasn’t showing up and she wasn’t answering any of Mickey's calls or texts, hHe began to get worried and started asking teachers, the reply was “Her mother called and said she would no longer be coming.” Mickey was determined to find out what happened and where she was because she wouldn’t just pack up and leave without contacting

In Mission High, by Kristina Rizga, chapter 1 is about a young boy named George. He is originally from China. He moved to the United State to California in 2008 with his family for to better education. He has take the placement test and he did well in the test. He attends Mission High School in San Francisco, California. At the first time he dont like the school but after awhile he liked the school and his teacher. He is having a positive experience there.

The changes of each person's point of view shape the reader's understanding of the miners lives by giving different experiences and perspectives on how the gold rush played out. “The Klondike Gold Rush,” A Woman Who Went to Alaska, and “City of Gold,” are the three different perspectives that were given within the gold rush period.

In Looking for Alaska, there are a number of characters who are impacted by Alaska’s death, practically the whole school was impacted in one way or another. When the school is being told of what happened the night before to Alaska, Pudge runs out of the room and throws up, when he comes back he saw grief in everyone in the

This book contains the journey of a high school team and their struggles, not only on the team but with friendships. In the opening chapter of the story the girls are playing against the Northern Blue Devils and lose, and after the game receive a speech from Coach Moyer on how good they played, but that isn't how they felt.. The next season comes around and two best friends, Jen and Jamalia are selected to be captains.

Summary: The story takes place in Idaho. The main character Danny Wright is in the military. He is in the National guard. He was ordered by his governor to stop a riot/protest in a nearby city. While he was on duty, he shot a civilian on accident. Then the rest of the operators started firing.13 people were killed and 9 were injured. His governor promises to protect everybody in that incident.Then the President wants the soldiers arrested. The governor and the president start throwing shots at each other and everything is getting heated up. Then a civil war breaks out. This also leads to many disasters. There is another book so this isn't really the end. Although out the story characters really try to find their inner selves.

The Ghost of Spirit Bear is a novel about a kid named Cole Mathews and a kid named Peter both of them had just spent a few month on a island in Alaska, but there jeney was not over there. They had to face their hardest task yet, High School. Along with all the stress about getting good grades they have to avoid getting beat up by bulles and Cole can not fight back or he might go to jail. After a few months of school a classmate committed suicide and sent the whole school into a maximum security prison. Now there were cops on every corner every hallway, but the bullies didn't stop picking on them as they tried everything they could think of to do. But then they found out a way to make them stop. But they need to change the whole school around.

Have you ever wondered what it was like to be a miner during the gold rush? Or have you ever thought about the conditions they had to go through to even get to the location of the gold? In “Klondike Gold Rush ~ Yukon Territory 1897,” the reader learns about difficult tasks and horrid events that the miners had to withstand in order to mine gold. In “A Woman Who Went to Alaska,” by May Kellogg Sullivan the narrator expresses how they feel the Canadian Dominion government is unfair and how the miners go through more just to get to the mines then it's worth. In both pieces, the authors both heavily feel that the conditions are terrible for the miners and how much gold they collect was cruel for how much work they put in. In both passages, the author was

Kathleen Jeffrie Johnson novel Target accounts the life of a sixteen year old boy name Grady West . Grady was your average high school sixteen year old who hung out with a group of friends, very outgoing, and likable. But, everything changed on a tragic uneventful November night. While walking home Grady was attack, beaten, and raped. From that very moment Grady’s life changed. He would no longer became the Grady he once was to his friends, family, and even to himself. Grady tried to escape his friends, old school, and what happened that night. But, every so often the memories reoccur. A year later, he now attended Thomas Jefferson High where no one would know who he was and what had happened to him. His journey at his new school is

Two Articles that are named, “Klondike Gold Rush”, and “ A Woman Who Went to Alaska” both talk about how the lives of miners all around the world are hard and unfair. But they make that topic clear through different viewpoints. “Klondike Gold Rush” talks about the lives of miners through an article. It gets the statement that the klondike Gold rush was one of the hardest working, and one of the biggest bust for miners.

Sterling Malory Archer is the main character in FX’s cartoon series Archer. Archer’s personality is mainly shaped around his childhood. He is a smooth, insensitive, borderline narcissistic, spy that works for his mother. Archer was a lonely a child and didn’t get a lot of attention from his mom, and he didn’t know who his father was till later on in the show. Karen Horney’s view on personality shows best for an assessment for Archer.

In this book, you follow the life of Sam who has never had a completely normal life. At Sam’s young age his brother died in a fire and ever since then, he has been haunted by vivid nightmares that leave him gasping for breath. His parents keep reassuring him that these dreams mean nothing, but, they are keeping something from him. On one ordinary day of school, Sam’s life changed forever when he was snatched from his class by a team of strange people who took him on to a plane, and then taken to a place called The Academy, where he finds out the truth about his life. Sam and his new friends, Alex and Eva, have been told about a prophecy that speaks of thirteen people who can save the world