Obediently and willingly, both Siegfried and Brenda abided by the wishes of Eagle Eye, refraining from trying to question or argue with him. Therefore, for the rest of the duration, they remained silent. Continuing with their walk alongside their contact, the two Jackbooters reached the concrete driveway at front yard of their contact’s residence. But just as they were about to make their way to the front yard’s porch, thinking they were going to head inside the house, Eagle Eye suddenly made a swift divergence in direction. Rather than heading to the front door, the contact went to the garage door at the side of the house’s garage area. He gestured at the two Jackbooters to–as always–follow his lead, without muttering even a single word. …show more content…
As soon as they were inside the garage with their contact, which turned out to be very empty–save for two large footlockers that were situated in the middle of the room. They appear to be big to store clothing and other sizeable personal effects. Looking at it made Siegfried and Brenda wonder what is inside those footlockers. “Well, now we’re in a place relatively safe from audible hearing, I think it’s now my turn to uphold my end of the bargain,” Eagle Eye said, recalling the agreement he made with Siegfried and Brenda. He calmly headed toward the footlockers that lay in the middle of the garage, with the two Jackbooters following him from behind. Not too long after, Eagle Eye then proceeded to open the two footlockers, revealing its contents. Thus, the contact allowed the two Jackbooters to see what was inside. Brenda got closer toward the footlocker, thereby allowing her to grab anything that was inside. While kneeling on her right knee, she pulled out what appeared to be the male and female uniforms of the Catholic high school Eagle Eye attended, from one of the two footlockers, she took a brief glance – a better view – at what was inside the other one. It turned out that there were some very enticing foodstuffs and other items that were highly sought after by both the factions of Brotzmanskrieg and the Jackbooters of the Plaid Prohibition. The total value of all the items inside the other footlocker, which was a rough estimate on Siegfried’s part at the
Jim opens Billy’s chest and finds papers wrapped in an oil cloth, which he takes
Recently there has been a growing request for options to telework/telecommute in various departments within the company. I recommend the Human Resource department adopt a policy that will include procedures for selection criteria, approval of planned schedule, work, or project, and managerial oversight. To meet the needs of our employees we recognize having more flexibility in work schedules will alleviate work and family conflict by adopting a policy around telecommuting (Pynes, 2014, pg 265). Having a formal policy in place will minimize any misuse of this perceived benefit and will ensure all requests are considered fairly.
When Jem and Scout discover Tim Johnson approaching them, they run to tell Calpurnia who then calls Atticus. Atticus comes home with the town sheriff Heck Tate, who is unable to shoot and hands the gun to Atticus. Atticus, hesitant at first, takes the gun even though he is uncomfortable and nervous, “Atticus rubbed his eyes and chin; we saw him blink hard.” However, he still shoots the dog because he knows it is the only way to ensure the neighborhood’s safety and it will end the dog’s misery, “…he brought the gun to his shoulder. The rifle cracked.” Jem sees that Atticus’ action required moral courage because even though he didn’t want to, Atticus still shot the dog because it was the best thing to do in the situation.
In S.E Hinton's novel, The Outsiders, there were three significant passages from Chapter 9. As Johnny was in the process of dying, he mentioned a very catchy passage to Ponyboy: "Stay gold, Ponyboy"(148). This quote defined that all things must have an ending such as the beautiful things you've witnessed. For instance, Johnny and Ponyboy realized that their relationship was about to come to an end, so Johnny advises Ponyboy to stay the way he is or be innocent. And he also meant that Ponyboy needs to protect himself when he's in danger.
When the narrator finally opens the briefcase to unveil what secrets lie inside, he is initially shocked that the town’s big shots would give him more than a briefcase.
Henry II The reader might ask who really was Henry II? So read this and find out a few things about Henry II. Henry the second had several ups and several downs in his life. Anything from him becoming king to him losing control and trust from his own kids.
Many people believe bullying is a part of growing up. Some believe every kid will experience bullying at one point or another in life. The time is not taken to think about how it might affect an individual in the future. Bullying shows to affect people’s mental and physical health overtime. When someone is bullied overtime it would have a larger impact on their later life. Bullying can deteriorate both an individual’s mental and physical health in a alarming way. The community should help to learn and provide information on identifying bullying and the affects of bullying. Bullying is extremely toxic to an individual, it may later negatively affect physical formation and function of the brain and how an individual may deal with stress. As a society this topic needs to be more discussed.
The town of Maycomb is a small quiet area. Atticus Finch is a lawyer, and he has been
“‘Margot!’ ‘What?’ ‘She’s still in the closet where we locked her.’ ‘Margot.’ ” You can tell from the change of tone that they realized what they had done.
After the pageant on Halloween night, Mr. Bob Ewell was found lying on the ground with a kitchen knife under his ribs. Mr. Atticus Finch, the attorney that defended Tom Robinson, was residing at his house while his two children, Jem and Scout, attended the “Ad Astra Per Aspera” at their local high school. After the conclusion of the pageant, Jem and Scout began the short walk to their house. Scout remembers saying to her older brother Jem, “I forgot my shoes, they’re back behind the stage.” Eager to get home, the shoeless Scout never took off her ham costume.
After a close encounter at an Adult film theater, where Sullivan meets up with Costello to exchange an envelope of account information that Sullivan must run through the Police database, Sullivan suspects that someone is following him. Sullivan stabs an innocent person that he thought was the person following him. Sullivan gets away but not after noticing that his follower’s image could have been captured on a street camera.
Pudge and The Colonel woke up to the sound of knocking at their door. When they awoke and answered the door, they saw the gloomy face of The Eagle. “Follow me.” said The Eagle sternly. “I wonder if he found out that we were the ones who pulled the prank?” Pudge whispered quietly to The Colonel as they followed him down the hall.The Colonel quickly shushed Pudge. When they arrived in The Colonel's office, they noticed Takumi and dread filled them. They were all sure that they had been caught. The Eagle asked Pudge and The Colonel to sit and hastily, they do. The Eagle walks behind his desk and says in a cold voice, “First off, I would like to offer you my condolences..” Pudge, The Colonel, and Takumi look at each other in confusion,
The smile left Necessity’s face. He removed his sunglasses and turned to Clint. There wasn’t an eye in either socket. Just fleshy holes. “Far closer than any of us are comfortable with Detective Barlowe.” Then replaceing his glasses he made to reach for the door
When he finally found her – who just so happened to be in her bedroom, Siegfried noticed that she was looking outside a window that overlooked the front yard of the house, her fingers between one of the window blinds in the window she was at. As he was slowly approaching her, he heard the girl ask a question in a somewhat paranoid tone. “Were you followed on your way here?”
To Kill a Mockingbird is set in the great depression era in southern United States where racial prejudice as well as others are present. The novel revolves around the idea that there are two races one white and one black. To Kill a Mockingbird is a novel written by Harper Lee in which three types of prejudice are present. The three are gender, class, and racial prejudice. Race Relations and Southern Culture is another source which helps depict and reinforce examples of prejudice found in the novel. There are many comparable ideas which result in similarities or differences between the novel and the article. There are many examples of prejudice inside of To Kill a Mockingbird.