Alex: A Fictional Narrative

After Alex’s dad died, his mom got very ill so she didn’t go to work.A week later his mom got fired for not coming in. She had returned to health but had no job, she looked all over

Alex realizes that at eighteen he is no longer a child, but rather an adult who has not yet amounted to anything. He comes to realize that he would like to start a family of his own, with a wife and son like Pete. He makes a comparison between youth and a windup toy, saying how they continue moving forward in one direction until there is something to block its path. He says that this is a fundamental fact of youth: youth will always make mistakes, as he has, and that this is what leads to the growth into an adult. He realizes the connection that exists between violence and youth, and that free will is more than just violence but making choices based on morality and thought rather than

“Michael, what in the heaven’s sakes are you still doing here?” called out the familiar voice.

One day I was in class and a tornado erupted 17 miles away. Alex Ogle and William Burnett went outside with me and somebody came by and picked us up and dropped us off on an island. We were stranded on an island. We were safe until the tornado was over.

She then cringed as she conjured up the image of Samuel and the expression on his face when she had told him she was marrying someone else. The hurt in his eyes had burned a hole in her heart that remained to this day. She quivered all over, not from the nasty cold, but as a reaction to her thoughts as they drifted back to that ghastly day and to the moment she realized she was pregnant with Owen’s baby: the day her life ceased to exist as she had known it.

The next morning when Allie went onto the deck, she was surprised to see Charleston spread out along the docks. She immediately went in search of Thomas. She found him coming out of the galley carrying a tray.

“I’m gonna go after Sarah!” Luke screamed over the noise and without second thought, he took off running. My eyes went wide as he was immediately lost in the crowd of walkers.

"Kay kiddos, were just gonna get some statements from you about alex and then you can go home." She said

Cass sighed, frowning slightly. "Look, you're just gonna have to be really careful," he warned. "Alex isn't a friendly guy to begin with. Givin' him a reason to hate ya is like pokin' a bear. You're gonna end up gettin' hurt."

Her change in tone from upbeat to delicate suggests sorrow as she is reminded of the loss of her mother. Her pause shows the audience how appreciative she is of what her parents have done as she grapples with disbelief at how any human being can take away such unselfish lives so mercilessly. Julia emotionally deteriorates even further when she nearly cries as she mentions how love can only be constructed in one’s home, surrounded by those most important to them. This is relatable to any individual who has lost someone they cared very much about, and Julia’s cue of facial expressions provides the audience with a key emotional connection in which they truly understand the magnitude of her affliction. If people cannot understand the significance of what has happened on an emotional surface, then they truly cannot comprehend with what has happened at all, and therefore, Julia’s emotional testimony is the key in one’s ability to grasp the brutality that deprived the lives of millions of victims. Therefore, Kacandes stated eloquently that “if we refuse to become coparticipants in the storytelling, we deny survivors one aspect of their humanity: the ability to communicate” (Kacandes

It was a bright sunny day when a boy came out to play, he had a funny name it was trey. His friends Alec and Fey played catch all morning long when they noticed a strange spotted thing. As they got closer it was a lonely little dog looking for food. Alex, Trey, and Fey brought it inside and fed it some steak they gave it some water and named the little dog spotter. Because the dog had little black spots. The next week they looked around but couldn't find the dog. They searched high and low all throughout their house but they could not find their new dog spotter. When they went outside to search they noticed they forgot to close their backyard gate. Alec and Fey cried, but Trey the oldest kept on looking for he knew he would find their new

It wasn't until Ashley pointed out a light down the road did we start to notice the sound of barking. I was so nervous that it was a guard dog to notice Abby escaping my grip. She was running to the light, hollering at the top of her lungs, 'puppy'.

“You know what, Denny, that’s the difference between you and me,” Orson said nodding, relaxed as ever. “You don’t know how to take advantage of an opportunity—and I do.”

Alex is twenty-two and he has a wife and two kids.He had come home from college. Alex was lying down on the couch and he falls asleep. This is a story about alex comes home and has a dream.

The conflict between Lea Samos and Alex are an example of a person vs person conflict. Lea and Alex have hated each other since the age of seven. They are verbally and physically violent towards the other. Both of them are known to have a legendary history. Their well-known history continues when Alex returns to the Covenant.