Balram's Cages

my fear. "Do you want to see the other ones?" asked the man. "Sure. Let 's go check them out." replied my dad. We left Cesar back in the kitchen with the two teenagers, and went into what seemed to be a garage. There were four cages lined up in a row, three of the four cages

was filled with a myriad of scientific instruments. They were strewn across his floor along with several pieces of paper covered in calculations and ideas. A hamster cage sat on a table in the corner. Dewey stared at the cage. It was home to his Hamster Daxel, who was just about as old as Dewey was. Dewey silently approached the cage wondering if hamsters

A Love Gone Bad A woman who was once full of life and happiness is now left with no joy in her life. In the play, “Trifles” by Susan Glaspell, we see how Mrs. Wright has changed over the years. We see how cheerful she was before marrying Mr. Wright. While trying to solve the murder, the author uses symbolism, conflict, and irony. The are many examples of conflict in this play. The most apparent conflict is that between the men and the women in the play. In the first parts of the investigation,

it was a dwarf hamster, the sensitive, annoying kind. Then, we googled to see which cage and food would be nice for our hamster. The cage we chose was very expensive. It was a three-floored cage, with an eating room, a bed, ladders, and a

goosebumps graced my skin thanks to the warm sun shining down on us. My fellow boat passengers all seemed to appear calm while we rode on this death trap that closed the distance between us and the cage. My idea of fun consisted of reading a book or watching a movie with family and friends, not jumping into a cage surrounded by sharks. Adventure and risks are not a part of my life. The boat’s captains included five men. Each man had a beard and browned skin from all their time in the sun. Sunglasses rested

One of my clients (let's call her Alicia) has always delayed her responses to media inquires or requests. In my line of work, we deal with monthly,weekly and even daily deadlines, so this type of behaviour has clearly costed us many opportunities in getting exposures in the media. I used any possible means to reach my clients, being extra proactive while making sure she responds before the deadline. I suggested my superior to mention it to regional office as this situation affects our business as

The best of people waits in the shadows, until it is time to come out into the light. I was always the shy kid in the back of class. I barely spoke to anyone that would approach, and I was so afraid of others judgment because of the kind of person I am. I may not be the smartest guy in the world, but I do know quite a bit. After years of hiding in the darkness, afraid of the torment that others may bring, I finally came into the spotlight. I had found my new home and sanctuary, I had embraced my

In Susan Glaspell’s Trifles, a suspenseful story is set around a group of men and women as they investigate the murder of John Wright. The main suspect is his wife, Mrs. Wright. The women--Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters are meant to pack up her belongings to bring back to the jail however the two end up unraveling what life really was like for Mr. and Mrs. Wright. The men on the other hand, despite intentions of discovering motives, come up seemingly empty-handed and conclude the women’s work as “trifles

She was a rich girl, Jane, who had everything she ever wanted until that day...she did not understand what was happening at the time, but now--her parents were going to divorce. Soon, her mom got legal custody of her. It was about one o’clock in the morning ,three months from the divorce, and her mom was taking her to live with her grandpa because she was detected with leukemia and her father had passed away due to war. Jane had not known her grandpa, she had only met him once as a baby. Because

that the events take place in Canada, I believe that many events that happened in the book would not have happened at a normal Canadian high school. For example, the Cage, a place where people get beat up and bullied, surprisingly exists. In a normal Canadian high school, places like this would have been discovered long ago. The Cage is also known by most people in the school yet no one reports the incidents and events that happen there. In Canada and most developed countries, students learn about