Analysis Of The Book ' The Night '

Jesse and Dexter talk. She tells him that the night before she heard Rita and Buck saying that he killed their bus driver. She gets scared and starts to cry. After hearing this, the boys decide that they need to leave. Back at Valley Gardens the parents are receiving the phone calls from Juan regarding the ransom. All the parents are discussing with their spouses the amount of the ransom are making plans to get the money except. But, Dexter’s uncle still hasn’t heard about the kidnapping yet. The parents are also faced with the question of whether or not to call the police. Back at the cabin, the kids finally decide that Marianne will distract Rita while Buck’s gone so Jesse can sneak and get the keys to the storage room to unlock the boys later. When Buck comes home, he and Rita go to sleep and the girls unlock the boys. The plan is to have Dexter hotwire the car with Glenn’s help, and for Bruce to transport messages between the boys and girls. Jesse and Marianne go back to the bunk beds and await the message from Bruce that they are ready when she hears Buck get out of bed and go into the kitchen. She tries to get Buck to go back to bed when the door comes open slowly and in walks Bruce. Bruce says quietly that they got the car hotwired, then he sees Buck. Jesse shouts ‘run’ and all three boys take off down the hill. The girls screamed when a pistol shot rang out throughout the forest. They saw a dark figure drop onto the ground. Once in

One day Mary Lee, Madrigal, and their friends went skiing, Madrigal was dressed up nicely, and Mary Lee was wearing an all blue hideous ski suit. Madrigal thought it was a good idea to change ski suits with Mary Lee and pretend to be each other. Their friends couldn't recognize which one was Mary Lee or Madrigal. Mary Lee (as Madrigal) was loved by the students, and Madrigal (as Mary Lee) was alone in the ski lift, until an accident happens. The lift breaks and Madrigal falls to her death, but because of the outfit, the students think it's Mary Lee. Mary Lee tries to tell everyone who she really is, but they think she's just in shock, even her parents, so she pretends to be her sister because she had a better life. In school, Mary Lee realizes that her sister didn’t have the great life she thought she had. Student's were afraid of her, even her friends Scarlett and Van, because they thought she was Madrigal, so she ends up spending her time with her sister's boyfriend, John Pear. John Pear planned on taking Mary Lee somewhere that night, on the way to the place, they picked up a girl named Katy. When they arrived Mary Lee noticed that the neighborhood was

Cameryn visits Dr. Jewel with her best friend, Lyric, and Adam. During the reading, Dr. Jewel shows signs that Cameryn’s friend and deputy of town, Justin Moore, is the one who killed Rachel. She becomes really suspicious of Justin and tries to be cautious. When Justin visits her house to talk about the case, Cameryn realizes that all victims that were involved in the Christopher killings were drugged. After going over and over the case with him, she sees scratches on Justin’s neck and thinks he killed Rachel because she thinks Rachel was struggling with Justin after being suffocated to death. In the previous reading with Dr. Jewel, he claimed that Rachel told him the number “8” and the letter “M.” Everything clicked with her after seeing Justin drive out her driveway and seeing the number “8” and the letter “M” on his license plate. Cameryn revisits Dr. Jewel and gets another reading. During the reading, she examines that he mixes DMSO in his drink. After putting all the puzzle pieces together, she remembered that there were peculiarities in Rachel’s autopsy. She calls Dr. Moore, a forensic pathologist, and asks him about

The main character, Charlie must navigate through it even while feeling motionless and scared. He tells his story to the reader from his perspective. The reader sees life from exactly the way he sees the events and understands those events through a teenage boy’s eyes. The crisis is introduced when the town outcast Jasper Jones asked Charlie, a bookish young nobody of a boy for help. The reader sees Charlie’s internal conflicts of wanting to go with Jasper, feeling terrified, excited yet so wanting to be accepted by him Charlie does in fact sneak out in the middle of the night with his new friend. Jasper takes Charlie to the scene of the crime where Jasper’s girlfriend is hanging from a tree. The manner that Silvey describes Charlie’s reaction to the hanged girls is true to human nature, “I’m screaming, but they are muffled screams. I can’t breathe in. I feel like I’m underwater. Deaf and drowning.” This description foreshadows the solution to hide the body and Jasper and Charlie throw Laura Wishart into the lake. Unknown to either is Laura Wishart’s sister, Eliza. She witnessed the suicide of her sister and wrote the word “sorry” on the stump of the tree before she leaves. Charlie and Jasper find this word, assume that the killer wrote it there, and immediately jump to the

Leah, the tomboy of the family, opposes her father's mission and finds out the true man he really is; this changes her opinion towards religion. Leah puts forth tremendous effort to be accepted by her father, however then realizes that her father is an "ugly man." She sees that her father's "blue eyes with their left sided squint..had a vacant look. His large reddish ears repelled me. My father was a simple, ugly man." When Leah was younger she practiced religion based on her father's perspective, however after making the realization of her father's true colors, she chooses to practice her religion. Leah follows the path of the

The novel “Night” is a vivid representation of a man’s loss of faith from the beginning to the end of the catastrophic era in which this book takes place. As a young boy Elie’s inquisitive mind directed him to the synagogue where he would study the Kabbalah’s revelations and mysteries. Here is where “Moishe the beadle,” a friend to Elie, would sit with him in the synagogue and they would talk for hours about the intriguing secrets of Jewish mysticism. One important piece of advice that Moishe told Elie was, “There are a thousand and one gates allowing entry into the orchard of the mystical truth.” This simply meant he would need to pursue these answers on his own. However, Elie believed Moishe would help him bind his questions and answers as well, into one. These meetings were interrupted when Moishe was extracted from the Sighet where he experienced malice.

She is quickly promoted to floor manager, which boosts her confidence and makes her more comfortable telling people what to do. Even Taylor notices Lou Ann’s new found self assurance and sees she has stopped cutting her hair and insulting herself as much. She described the job as “smoothing out Lou Ann’s edges.” Lou Ann seems to become less neurotic about safety. She tells Taylor, “You can’t promise a kid that nothing will hurt them. All you can promise is that you’ll take care of them the best you can, Lord willing and the creeks don’t rise, you just hope for the best.” Lou Ann also begins to stand up to others, yelling at Taylor for abandoning Turtle and encouraging her to fight back and not give up hope. When Taylor thinks she is going to lose Turtle, Lou Ann encourages her to take action and “do something stupid.” If this had happened in the beginning of the book, Lou Ann would have just accepted it and said there was no other way around it. Despite the fact Lou Ann originally wanted Angel back, in the end she decides to divorce him. After speaking to Angel’s mother she realizes that it was not her fault he left her and that he “always wants what he can’t have.” Lou Ann begins to date a man she claims, “Six months ago would’ve scared the living daylights out of me just to have to walk by him on the

The next day the boys see a young girl crying and realize after talking to her that it is Miss Foley. They go to her house but when they come back their path is blocked by a parade. The carnival is out searching the streets for them. They hide and the little girl is gone. Will's father sees them hiding in an iron grille in the sidewalk and the boys convince him to keep quiet because the Illustrated Man comes to talk to him. Will's father pretends not to know the two boys whose faces are tattooed on the man's hand, and then when the Witch comes and begins to sense the boys' presence he blows cigar smoke at her, choking her and forcing her to leave. Mr. Dark asks Charles Halloway for his name, and Will's father tells him

The bus ride, was very boring they didn’t allow any talking or socializing in any form, it didn’t look like those 3 years were going to be fun and games.” Hooonk!!!” Friedchickeniqua couldn’t believe it they finally arrived, she stumbled off the bus, and while they unpacked her belongings in her school, she remained outside to admire the encryptions on the wall. Whappot School for Girls is one of the oldest buildings in all of Shenebra, she made her way into the entrance, and went up the flight of stairs. She was hoping her roommate was going to be Ella Julian, but soon she found herself disappointed it was only Mya she was the most vane person she has ever seen, she thinks she is one of the royal families. “Boop!! Boop!! Boop!!” It was the school’s emergency meeting alarms, Friedchickeniqua ran as fast as she could down to the emergency meeting room. She quickly sat down and noticed that there was a member from the Julian family, she was confused. “We have found that the long lost baby is a 11 years old Whappot female.” They announced. Friedchickeniqua heard gasp all over the room, 85% of the girls there were 11 year old whappot girls. Later, the superintendent announced that they were going do a blood testing, Friedchickeniqua froze in

Sethe lives in the shadow of her act of infanticide throughout the entire length of the book. This is because its legacy pervades itself throughout the entire novel, showing events leading up, and ways the future has been affected. The novel begins as such: “124 was spiteful. Full of a baby’s venom. (Page 1)” This baby refers to Beloved, who became a ghostly presence in Sethe’s house and continuously terrorizes the house

Nakita pulls out a knife from her bag. “ You have been my favorite to choose from , so young and so full of herself.” She places the knife around a skull tattoo on her left leg. “ Your to young for tattoos , and a disgrace for beautiful skin .” “ Did you think about how your skin was gonna feel when you covered it with that filth?” Kristy screams and cries through her gag , moving around. “ I'm gonna take back that filth from your body.” Nakita slices the skull tattoo off , watching the blood drain in her empty gallon bottle . She then places the knife on her back spine , where she has a full Gothic spine tattooed on her . “ Your back too Kristy?” “ Why would you do that to your beautiful skin , is it cause your so dark , you don't believe in God?” “ I guarantee you in just a moment , your gonna be begging God for his forgiveness .” She takes the knife , cutting the tattoo off down her spine , the blood dripping down to her toes and into the empty jug . Nakita places the jug in the dead center underneath her , pulling out a machete , placing it on her throat. “ You have redeemed yourself Kristy , your blood will be in good use and your soul?” “ Well that's up to God now.” She slices her neck with the machete , watching the blood drain down to the jug. She stares at Kristy's blood covered body , smiling with goosebumps , she then hears a crash from outside as she turns around kicking the jug of

Sara is a special little girl. At only 9 years old, she’s mature beyond her years. More than that, she has abilities that even she isn’t quite aware of. These abilities put her in danger. The archangel Gabriel knows she must be protected. He, therefore, assigns her a protector; a young boy named Seth. However, Seth is more than he appears to be as well.

Through character development, the story also portrays the theme of escaping the past. Sethe’s actions are influenced heavily by her dead child, Beloved. When the “human” form of Beloved arrives while sleeping

 When Sethe finally arrives at 124 Bluestone Road, she is greeted with her loving mother-in-law, Jenny Whitlow, known to her as Baby Suggs.  A second healing takes place when Baby Suggs tends to her mutilated body.  “She led Sethe to the keeping room and bathed her in sections, starting with her face…Sethe dozed and woke to the washing of her hands and arms…When Sethe’s legs were done, Baby looked at her feet and wiped them lightly.  She cleaned between Sethe’s legs…”(Morrison, 93).  The methodical washing of Sethe’s body emphasizes the sympathy and love that fills Baby Suggs’ heart.  Putting her trust in Baby Suggs for the relief of physical and emotional torment, is the only way Sethe is able to relieve herself of her haunted past and suffering body.  Baby Suggs knows as well as Sethe, the haunting miseries of black men and women who have been brought low by slavery, yet she urges her daughter-in-law to keep going and be strong.

Coralie’s phone buzzed with a text from her boyfriend Jackson, ‘Come meet me at the beach’. Without hesitation, Coralie replied with a quick okay and replaced her pyjamas with a pair of dark skinny jeans and a plain white v-neck shirt. She was not in the least bit worried about the town’s set curfew as she thought the stories were all myths. The stories consisted of dark monsters and demons in the night that could bring the bravest of people to their knees. Totally ignoring these facts, Coralie and her beloved car Mindy arrived safely at the sandy shores. Closing the car door as quietly as she could, Coralie thought it’d be fun to sneak up and surprise her awaiting boyfriend sitting quietly by the water. The closer she got, she noticed the