Richards briefcase it showed the audience that Paul was showing his anger due to the fact he had feeling for Anne. 9. There were a couple unique sound effects in the play. The sound effects was the pounding on the door, the noise of the door across the hall closing, the door knob when it was being unscrewed from the door, a baby crying, and the jiggle of a dogs collar. The sound cues were executed at the right moments in the play. For example, when the lady from 4a came into 4b’s apartment to talk
both of them, in other word, a dolly shot. Although the shot was fairly shaky, it create the audience to think that the restaurant set is very big, when it isn’t. While taking the food, Chandler told Joey that he almost got married to Monica last night. This part made the audience to think that Chandler is talking
really missed the great adventure, which not only added gas to her fire but it made her go on a rage. This rage lasted for weeks and weeks and she ended up destroying her room just to show her parents how bad she wanted to go to the carnival. The night that she destroyed her room a little leprechaun about the same size of her foot with a face that looked cute, according to Lucy which made it easier for the leprechaun to convince her into going with him
At Once Again Antiques, Zach hesitated under the store’s overhang and stomped the snow from his boots. In the display window, a vintage jukebox played Deck the Halls, and next to it, a color wheel revolved in front of an aluminum Christmas tree. He removed his Stetson and tapped it against his pant leg, releasing a dusting of snow from the dark felt brim. Whatever was supposed to happen would be today, December 24th. For Gran’s sake, he’d ask an eye-catching, yet complete stranger to accompany him
the night to be over. There was so much beauty in his town that I could at least enjoy looking at again, and we drove from place to place in the early evening. The scenario was identical; the sun was setting as it did on our first date together. What was once majestic was now bittersweet, as the sunset cast its color array on my blood stained cast. My designer white skirt was replaced by a one of a kind plaster cast. My red belt, meant to be a little daring, was now
You could already see his ribs though his shirt as he stood with a hunch. At the moment he was hanging out at an old soup kitchen, he had covered the windows with old aprons to avoid detection when he had to light candles at night and blocked the doors with the big freezer. He searched the building for food but didn 't come up with much since it was one of the first places picked clean. Nothing but some sale crackers and a cup of water. He knew he had to check the freezer for
Aiko slumped down into the empty seat in History toward the back, next to MJ. She had been in school for two weeks now and was starting to get the hang of her double life, even if Fury didn’t let her go on missions yet. Aiko watched Danny take down notes and then look out the window. More memories of days stuck indoors came back and Aiko couldn’t help but sigh. “You like him don’t you?” Aiko jerked out of her thoughts. “Who?” “Danny.” MJ smiled at her. “He’s nice and all. But, what makes you
Brianna flinches slightly as Josh stands up, the empty spot on the hospital bed slightly discomforting to her. She nearly reaches out to grab his hand, afraid that she would never see him again once he leaves the room. Brianna 's mother silently examines the pair; the way Brianna 's eyes turn sad as Josh stood, and the way Josh 's eyes softened, reassuring her that he would be back. As they leave the room, Josh finds it unusual that Brianna 's mother did not argue to stay in the room. She was family
them. The figures were grim in appearance, green, ribs protruding from the side, hollow eyes, and open mouths that were letting out a hollow scream. Our class, 30 in number, shuffled in and took our seats. Once in our seats we were shown a movie. The movie was about the Holocaust, and some of the people who were fortunate enough to survive it. The film covered significant points that were the crescendos of this time in History. The survivors spoke on their experiences, how they survived, and the
visiting her friend Melinda who was staying with her father at his place in Elmira, NY. But, after having arrived a day early and not wanting to be a burden. Pamela decided to make a stop at the Ramapo Valley resort just outside of Monticello for the night. Melinda, who had also been a former working girl, had left Miami six years earlier when she had chosen to turn her life around by getting clean. At the time, a local pimp