Analysis Of The Cayson: The Myth Or The Legend

Tim wanted to know more about the students because he wanted to not only get to know them better, but see where they were heading in life. He implied that he was first confused on the fact of becoming a writer or a teacher, so he decided to become both. He wrote over 60 children's book and now is a feature writer for the Buffalo News. “Why I wrote so many children’s books? Because I could.” Tim said with a soft smile. When going around the room, he came across a young freshman girl that announced that she wanted to become a news anchor. Then Tim went on talking about who he taught on Channel 7. “I felt like I taught half of Channel 7.” He expressed with a chuckle. Then continued going around the room. When finished, he began explaining what he does and expressed that the biggest part of his job is writing long form narrative scripts, which is a magazine like stories, but in a newspaper and personality profiles as well.

Nick’s ultimate goal in life is to become a Feng Shui Consultant. To work towards that, he participates in many extracurricular activities to grow close to his peers and learn more about each individual’s aura. Every Sunday after church, Nick spends his time volunteering at animal shelters. During the week, he is President of the Latin Club. “He really puts effort into showing up,” says Angela, a fellow Latin Club member. Over the summer, No-Knees Nick dedicated his time to reading every Shakespeare play. He

Lucas the teacher of English called on Victor asking “what is a noun, give me a example of a person.” “Teresa” Victor said automatically. Even though he got the question right he felt himself blushing which got him feeling embarrassed which is his 2nd character trait. All the girls in his class knew he had a crush of Teresa and started to giggle. This evidence that leads to him feeling embarrassed is the last paragraph on page 2 leading into the beginning of page 3.

Philbert is known as a comedy guy at his school, a little school named Rocky middle school in the middle of Mississippi. All that's on Philberts mind is that it's the end of the semester and he can go home and play baseball with his brand new glove. On the way home his friends were awkwardly quiet, not the average guy that likes peace sometimes, I can't go an hour without some kind of action(unless I'm going to sleep ) so as soon as I went to go find my mom.

What is indispensable for all thirteen-year-old boys is reputation among peers of their age. Since division of peer groups do exist at school for every thirteen-year-old boy, those with congenital or acquired defects, like the main character Jason Taylor, are eager to avoid

Among the ''Offbeat Essays,'' Matt Weingarden, a Yale applicant, wrote a one-act musical in which he plays himself. His best friend is named Sponge and a chorus comments on Matt's description of why he wants Yale and why Yale should want him. To the tune of ''When Johnny Comes Marching Home,'' the chorus sings: ''Oh, Matt is applying to Yale on his knees, Accept! Accept! Academically, socially, artistically, he's Adept! Adept! With his sharp sense of humor he knocks us all out, He is the candidate we highly tout And our song may be stale But Matt ought to get into

Melissa Glick is happy in her job filing paperwork for the Marriage Minded dating agency. When her boss's son is injured, Melissa must step into her shoes and interview clients. All goes smoothly until she meets the agency's most difficult client, the former Amish man Victor Byler, who is unhappy with all the arranged dates. Her boss insists that Melissa go to dinner with Victor Byler to find out the source of his issues.

Mathew is a ten-year old child who is currently in the fifth grade at Unqua Elementary School in Massapequa, NY. He indicated that he loves school, but some subjects are difficult for him. Matthew stated that he is doing well in school and the teachers are nice. The child reported that he gets along well with his peers.

It was raining hard like no ever on James’s 14th birthday, but he celebrated it anyways with his friend Dewey. The two of them formed a bond last year at freshman orientation and ever since then, they vowed to be best friends forever. James had brown hair, tan skin color, and was relatively short for his age. James is normally shy and introverted around school, but he tends to get playful around those who he is close with, such as Dewey. Dewey was 14-years-old and had blond hair with pale skin and was quite tall for his age. Dewey had a great sense of humor and seemed to be the courageous type of guy. Nevertheless, Mike (James’s dad) said that he was going to be gone most of the night because he served night shift for his work. Little did the two

Matt will be performing today and he is nervous. He was given his whole morning off to prepare at the auditorium. As it became the afternoon, guests, visitors, and classes came to the Auditorium. At exactly 12:00 P.M, Matt started his presentation. At first he was nervous, but as he saw his mom, he remembered their trips together and he remembered the Blue Hills. He began to speak compassionately. He told the people about the government which mostly contained corrupt politicians. Matt shared how the government tried to take away parks to create business offices ran by politicians. He then shared his view on how everyone only wants money. In the end, everyone clapped, but to his surprise, the mayor of Boston was there to listen to him.

Nathan faced many social norm difficulties throughout her experience. When she first arrived at the university, she was mistaken as a mom multiple times because she did not fit the stereotypical freshmen figure. She was a middle-aged woman living in dorms with peers around her that were 18, 19, and 20 years old. To become involved with her classmates, Nathan begins to participate in activities held around campus such as football, volleyball, and ping pong. By doing this, she engages in conversations with freshmen. The same freshmen that were confused about a middle-aged woman living in a freshmen dorm with them. Her peers grew to know her from clubs and extracurricular activities, and became

“Who are you asking?” Asked Mike, “Mariah Lopez!” Shaun replied. Everybody nodded their head in agreement. “That’s right, Mariah Lopez.” Shaun carried on bragging about her special features. “You know she has a sister right,” looking at me. “Nope, I’m good.” I replied. “Well who are you asking then?” asked Mike. “I don’t know yet!” I answered. I’m taking Stacy Porter, announced Chris. I looked shocked, because I just told him last night I was going to ask her. Stacy Porter was 5”4’, light skinned, hazel eyes, white teeth and arched eyebrows. She was simply gorgeous. “So, Mell (short for Germell) who are you going to ask?” They all asked sounding like a local band hitting the same note at once. “Oh, I’m going to ask (it was dead silence for about five seconds), suddenly the bell rang for class. I walked away leaving them puzzled. As I was walking away, I heard Chris say in a conniving tone “alright we’ll meet right back here after class.”

Nick was almost out of high school, and he was ready to go college. He was often made fun of, because he was the computer nerd. He didn't care, which often irritated people. He had a small group of friends, but they were all really close to each other. He had five of them, Charlize, Michael, Marquise, Amber, and Nate. They all were taking a computer science class third period, and were the smartest kids in the school, who were all enrolling into ivy league colleges.

“Abnormal” behavior and those who exhibit it, often point the way to what is wrong with being “normal.” Such is true in J.D. Salinger’s short story, “A Perfect Day for Bananafish,” in which character Seymour Glass displays “abnormal” behaviors, attitudes, and qualities until the moment he dies. The abnormalities that Seymour encompasses serve to underscore the failings of our so-called “normal” society.

Brett Baxter, an occasionally muddled and emotional teenager who goes through his daily life mainly relying on himself. He participates in a variety of activities such as cross country, soccer, FCA, and FBLA. With a charismatic attitude, he portrays himself as an extremely hard working, deep thinking, and motivated individual. Who just like everyone else struggles from time to time. During his freshman year of high school, he found himself stuck in a state of melancholia. After becoming content with life again, he reflects that he never wants to go back to that mindset again. He says, “What you put into life, is what you get out of it.” Now he will continue to always strive for happiness. Specifically feeling the most elation when by himself.