Analysis Of Late Nights, Last Rites By Thomas Osborne

While writing might seem like a simple task, it can be a daunting task for a lot of people. Sometimes it can be hard to express the ideas in your mind in the words of a paper. This results in a disconnect with what a writer may actually think. A great writer is one that can transform his thoughts into words perfectly. This is a craft that takes many years to perfect, which is why writing is troublesome for a lot of us. Many students also have had bad experiences with writing. Maybe they had a teacher that didn’t try to support them and their writing. They might not have ever gotten the help they needed and may feel that they are in a hole where their writing can’t get better. At this point, they just accept that their writing will never get better.

Writing has never come easy to me. It may be due to my short attention span or the fact I am not much of a reader. When I was younger

Throughout my entire life – just like anyone else – English and writing papers has been present. In our society, writing papers is a necessary part of educating our youth and helping them to become smarter individuals. For me, these papers have always been a dreaded experience. As soon as a teacher starts talking about a paper that is coming up, my brain instantly starts freaking out. From one-page papers that had to be written in middle school, to a twenty minute presentation I had to give at the end of my senior year – and everything in between – my fear of writing spans over most of my life and doesn’t seem to be getting any better.

Writing is always a struggle. You have to analyze texts, search for sources, write multiple rough drafts, check for spelling and grammar issues, cite your sources, and support your statements with facts. The list goes even longer, but this is just enough to make anybody stressed. Everyone can relate to the struggles of writing, and personally, I have fallen victim to many of these struggles. However, even though writing is very difficult, you can gain experience on how to write successfully.

I went Into Elie Wiesel 's Night having read the book in various stages in my life. It seems to follow me through my schooling years. In junior high I read it in standard English class, just like any other book I would have read that year. In high school I read it for a project I was creating on World War II, looking at it from a more historical approach. Being a firsthand account of concentration camps made it a reliable source of historical information. But during previous times when I was reading, I never thought to take a look at it from a theological point of view. Doing so this time really opened my eyes to things and themes I hadn 't noticed during previous readings.

As I finished my first semester of college, I was super excited and thrilled when I realized not once did I have to write a paper for any of my classes. There were some paragraphs and summaries here and there but they were pretty standard. When I realized that I was going to have to take Rhetoric 105, a writing course, I freaked out not because there would be a lot of readings but because of the writing expectations. Obviously, I am a decent writer if I was able to get accepted to multiple universities and get good grades throughout my writing career. Yet there is still this nervousness whenever I realize I have to write a paper. I have multiple struggles and strengths when it comes to writing. One of the struggles I face every time it comes to writing a paper is actually getting

     When writing a paper it can be very difficult unless you break it up into sections. When I had to write my first paper I felt like a man on a desert island all alone without a clue on how to do anything. But with the help of a few teachers they taught me how to survive on the island of writing papers. What the teachers taught me was that just like everything in life it needs to be taken in steps. The steps they taught me still apply to the papers I write to this day.

When beginning any writing assignment, it can be a rocky start. It involves critical thinking and applying to your writing. First, you have to be skilled and be prepared in writing to get where you want to be. Therefore, my writing was complicated until I got into writing better than before. There comes a time when you have to start from scratch and work until you earn what you deserved. It was complicated to figure out what to write about, and to be precise. At first, I had adequate writing skills, but as I progressed through middle and high school, I have made vast improvements in my writing.

I personally enjoy writing. I always have and I, likely, always will. However, I severely struggle under certain writing conditions and prompts. For example, I found the investigation essay extremely difficult. I was largely unable to grasp how to investigate the truth behind cat erections. While I did receive an average grade of an 88%, I felt that my investigation essay was one of the worst papers I have ever wrote. In fact, I was worried I would receive a horrible grade on that essay.

“Writer’s Block” is terrible, I agree with you. When I am writing a paper, it seems as though deciding what to write

“The other night, during the full moon, I opened the shutters so I could watch you sleep. You were slumbering peacefully, like someone with nothing on his conscience. A little smile was showing through your beard. Your face made me think of the sun coming through the clouds, it was as though all of the suffering you’ve endured had evaporated, as though pain had never dared to touch the least wrinkle in your skin. It was a vision so beautiful, so calm, I wished the dawn would never come.” Page 42 Chapter 4

The writing process is not easy; in fact, it is quite difficult. Especially when writing a lengthier paper that is worth a lot. It makes your stress levels go through the roof and it makes you second guess every step you make. But it also helps you to write a good paper. Knowing it was a difficult assignment that was worth many points, I stressed about it from beginning to end, but I feel that the stress actually helped me write this paper.

The first time Codee had the dream was the night before he was due to set off with his brother, Dane, on his first tuna tow. Prior to that first dream, or perhaps more accurately nightmare, Codee had actually been excited about the trip. He’d forgotten all the nonsense with his mother and the tarot cards, and it had been three weeks since he’d even spoken to her. After the night of the tarot reading, she became distant. It was almost as if she’d left too much of herself in that inner place she went to, and could no longer service the body she left behind here. Codee had tried at first to talk her around, but the only replies he got for his talking were blank stares and pained, frozen expressions. He’d seen her go ‘catatonic’, as he called it, before, and he was sure she would come around eventually, so he decided the best thing to do was to give her some space. Besides, he really just wanted to put the whole doom-and-gloom predictions his mother had made behind him. So he kept to himself in his own room, and she did the same in hers. Somehow it worked. With his mother out of sight, all residual anxiety and doubt about whether she was telling the truth or not trailed off and disappeared like smoke in the wind. And somehow, in spite of his nerves about how he would cope out there with a job he knew next to nothing about, he even found himself looking forward to it. Until that first dream.

The process of writing a paper can differ based on the individual writing the paper and the level of writing experience that the particular student has. For the most part, all papers follow the same general form. They require planning to start, which can be done in an outline. In some cases, research is also needed, and with research comes with citations. All good papers though, must contain a focus or main idea and topic sentences among other things.

The story is set in modern time and it is almost opposite from the original story. The story starts with Dr. Watson having a dream about the war and his living style. It then shows three victims getting picked off one by one. The police are having a media conference call and every time the cops say something not true a text is sent. Every text from the phone pops up as a written title what is being said. Watson does meet up with an old friend that introduces him to Holmes in the lab at the hospital. Watson sees the place but is not sure about living with him. Despite the fact he still joins Holmes at the murder scene of the fourth victim. It is a woman dressed in pink and no blood at the crime scene. The word “Rache” is carved in the floor by the woman. Holmes thinks it is for the name Rachel while everyone else believes it the is German word for revenge. By the science of deduction he learns that the woman and was poison and was traveling because parts of her was wet when it did not rain in London the night before. He then notices her suitcase is missing and this was the murders mistake. Holmes leaves quickly and leaves Watson alone at the crime scene. He heads to the main road to get a taxi. As he walks down the road he notices the phones keep ringing has he passes them. Finally he picks one up and is told he is being watched by the cameras and to get in the car. The car takes him to a warehouse where he thinks he meets Holmes arch enemy asking him to spy on Holmes for