Balto stood leaning slightly forward. His eyes were wide open and his mouth was closed. The look he gave was one which Cristina had never seen before. It was odd enough, that even Molly noticed the difference. Molly turned to Cristina, “What the fuck”. “A backpack,” Cristina said with squinted eyes. They walked to Balto, who just stood there by the bush, which was just to the side of the cabin. It was as if he had been frozen, due to his motionless. Molly was not paying much attention to Balto’s character. She went in front of him, and picked up the backpack off the ground. “Are you going to open it,” Cristina said with an eyebrow raised higher than the other. “Why not?” Molly began unzipping the backpack. Molly looked in the backpack and then sat on the ground. She opened it up and dropped everything that was in it. The first object she saw …show more content…
“Poor girl, must be going crazy looking for her phone,” Molly said as she looked up at Cristina. “Do you think she forgot her bag when she came hiking?” “What are you talking about,” Cristina replied. “Here,” Molly said, and reached her hand out, and gave Cristina the phone. When Cristina saw the picture on the screen her eyes and mouth both opened wide. Molly’s eyes soon focused on Cristina and said, “What’s wrong?” “The bike”. “Bike. What about the bike?” Molly said, then stood up. “Are you fucking kidding me, Molly? The bike in the river,” Cristina said, then clenched her jaw. “Look at the girl in the middle.” She gave the phone to Molly. “What the fuck Tina, how can it be the same bike” “I don’t know, okay” Cristina said , then bit her bottom lip. “Maybe coming here was a bad idea.” They both looked down at the things and saw a trail which led behind the bush, where Balto had gotten the backpack from. Cristina then looked at her surroundings, and realized Balto was not there anymore. “Where’s Balto at?” Cristina asked
Stanley jumped up and grabbed his frail bag he shoved the file into it, crushing the other contents. He had to brake his dad out. He had spent 4 soliant years, trying to discover the location his father. Everything was here EVERYTHING .
While walking, she realized she had left her phone “Good thing there is a Verison right there.”
Juliet slammed the passenger door to Lassiter's car. This was the only logical place Shawn and Gus could be. It was near the cabin, and there was a small stream nearby. She couldn’t believe she’d let this happen. She was just out here hours before arresting Arthur and she hadn’t even thought to look for Shawn and Gus. She was mentally kicking herself for it. But then again, she hadn’t even known they were out here.
“What! There’s no reason to be yelling when I’m right behind you. Jane, tell me again why we’re digging through all this garbage. This useless junk can be thrown away, you know that right?” argued Jack as he tries to find a way over all the boxes filled with articles and random items. As he made his way through the boxes, he finds a weird looking object. It was a little doll laying on the floor. The black eyes and black hair made jack feel odd.
On the way back up, Marnes and Jahns stop by IT again to inform Bernard about Juliette’s new position as sheriff, but he is angry that they decided to make Juliette sheriff. He also has a person refill their canteens for the walk back up the silo.
"Well! I want to know your real thoughts, my dear. I may have sent you there on purpose."
Rose peered down at her liege, and her grin slowly faded into an expression of subtle confusion. “Your eyes,”
She was worried about him? Why? He waited for an answer and then remembered she could no longer read his mind. She began pulling him, her back toward the opening. That was too dangerous.
Tessie then started rolling over thing that she can escape. About a couple of minutes has passed and one of the villagers yelled, “Hey, where is Tessie Hutchinson? Wasn’t she right here in the center.” The people then diffused everywhere to look for Tessie.
“Hold these, please,” he said. He handed two fluffy spheres to her. She held one in one hand, and inspected the other one in her other hand. She turned it around a bit, then saw it had a face!
They were probably feeling as alone as she was. Then she remembered the food she had brought in her backpack. It was still up on the ledge above her, but she figured that if she had eaten she could figure a way off of the mountain. She climbed up the old birch tree next to her (she was getting really good at this) and jumped onto the ledge. she grabbed her backpack and climbed back down the tree.
Karla sat up and stared right up at him as if she had never seen anyone like that before, he stared right back at her.
“Feliciano where are we going?” Ludwig sighed as he was reluctantly pulled to his feet; he had enjoyed being outside.
Overall, the Epilogue of the play reintroduces central ideas and symbols of the entire work such as the importance of theory in regard to change and progression, interconnectedness, and angels. Specifically, the idea of the importance of theory in regard to change and progression can be seen during the conversation about the Russians between Hannah, Louis, and Belize. Earlier on, it was argued that change should not take place without a plan, and that making progress without a theory could have disastrous consequences. However, in the epilogue, it is now argued that, while you need a theory for change, you can’t halt progress just because you lack a plan. This can be seen by Hannah’s statement, “You can’t wait for a theory, but you have to have a theory” (Kushner 278), showing that reasons are needed for change, but change shouldn’t be stopped because those reasons aren’t clear yet.
“Sure, I guess you could buy me a juice from the vendor machine.” She hesitantly reached her hand out and I took ahold of it.