Billy The Bully

Once there was a very active 14 year old boy named Joseph Brook. He and his dad ran a plumbing business. His day was viciously abusing him, so Joseph had a lot of bruises all over his body. One day, Joseph and his dad went to a extremely nice house which was owned by lawyers. In the gigantic house, there was a funny and friendly 14 year old girl named Madison. When Joseph and his father arrived at the house, Joseph met Madison. They started to hang out the rest of the summer before Madison had to go to prep school during the year, but not on the weekends because her parents were there. Joseph walked 7 miles to and from her house just to spend a couple of hours with her. During her school breaks and after school, they would skate on the ice and make snowballs and

In the novel “The Bully” an important event that occurred was when Darrell finally stood up for himself after being bullied by a group of boys . When Darrell defended himself it showed that he wasn't the tiny and scared boy he used to be. He was strong and courageous. This event also made the group of boys stop bullying Darrell.

The parents were fed up with our wild animal like behavior and told us to play downstairs in the basement. We all went down the basement and started to playing tag. Therefore, we had to be careful playing because the basement was not finished at the time and had metal studs where the walls are supposed to go and the concrete floors that are now hardwood. When everybody went upstairs because they were as tired as an olympic runner after a meet my Dad came down to fix a light bulb. He used a ladder to fix it so he could reach and when he was done he went upstairs so I was the only one in the basement. I wanted to be like my Dad so I decided to climb the ladder. I was at the top when my foot slipped off the ladder. Somehow I was able to turn my body around and grab onto a pipe to stop myself from falling. I felt the pipe starting to brake so I decided to swing on to the metal stud next to me because I was sure that was going to hold me. When my

This situation has just reached another level. Our weekly PowerPoints and lectures say, “Serious punishments require serious process. In this situation Billy shouldn’t be expelled from school. There should be due process allowed in this situation.

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I was attacked by my little brothers. They had been waiting all day for me to get home, this was a daily routine they begged me to go out and play with them. We went out and played catch for a while and had races up and down the street. Then as usual I went up to my room after dinner and after I had cleaned up for the night, to watch film on the team we would be facing the next day. I watched film until late into the night, watching and rewatching play after play after play. I felt like I had watched a whole seasons worth of film until I looked at the clock, it was 1:30 Am. I turned off my Ipad and went to bed so I could get enough rest for the game

I remember back to my very first day of school. That was the first time I met one of my very best friends, Cooper Chapman. We were both just running around on the playground meeting new people and we ran into each other and instantly became buddies. Later on that year or maybe the next Cooper and I were on top of the big slide in the middle of the play ground and although Cooper will never admit it a little girl who’s name I cannot recall picked little cooper up and threw him off of the top of that slide. It was a serious situation but he came up laughing and coach Teddy Taylor just brushed him off and said that he’d be ok.

One day me and my and my friend chloe where up in the trees in her back yard we were having the best time sitting there talking and laughing about when we were little and not afraid to do anything. well that when i decided it's time to step up and make a difference and not to just sit there. well that did not end well chloe walked down well i decided to jump to the other tree and i … fell and got hooked to the tree and then fell to the cold hard ground. It did not hurt so i sat down then chloe's brother who is 5 years older than me.

That was until one day there was a new kid Austin. Like always Billy was mean to other kids. Austin realized a kid had been being bullied and he said to him,”Hey man, what are you doing picking on a kid a kid man.”’’Ooooooh”said the other kids.

The summer before second grade was the peak of my older brother Henry bullying me (Lyman). He was always doing little mean tricks on me, like tying my shoes together, eating my food at the dinner table, or pushing me in the mud. It was not until that summer in late June that he brought me to my fate.

We had a great plan, we decided to go explore the fourth room of the basement. Once inside we started climbing and playing with the elliptical. I looked over to the treadmill and said to jerry, “I’ve got a great idea. Why don’t we get on the treadmill with only our socks on and run as fast as the treadmill can go and then jump off.” Now jerry was only a year younger than me but he of course thought it was a great idea. So, we each took our shoes of and stood on the treadmill, the treadmill itself was relatively old and was so close to the wall. We stood there not thinking of the consequences of our actions, looked at one another and grinned a big grin. I turned the knob slowly, we started speed walking the running and running faster till we were panting, the knob was on fast burn the fastest setting on the treadmill. Jerry jumped off, me on the other hand tripped over my socks, I fell and the treadmill still on the fasts setting pushed me up against the wall my neck to the back of the treadmill and my legs bent over my head like a contortionist. I screamed and screamed. My cousin sat there in silence watching this horrid event unfold before him, all the color flushed from his body. I screamed and yelled at jerry to go get help as I attempted to reach for

When Steven Spielberg was in high school, he was often bullied and made fun of because he was an Orthodox Jew. One particular bully would bloody Spielberg’s nose, grind his face in the dirt, and stick his face in water fountains. It didn’t stay this way forever though; Spielberg would cast this same bully in a short-film of his, titled Escape to Nowhere as a John Wayne type hero (7-8). The fifteen-minute short film helped introduce him to special effects, and won him first prize at a teen film festival (8). Spielberg’s first film to turn a profit, though, was called Firelight, and cost $400 to make, but earned $500 after being shown at a local theater (10).

Have you ever been punched by a shrimp? Well I have. It was a day during the 6th grade. It was my friend, Ian’s birthday. My friends, my sister, Ian’s mom, and I tried to surprise him at a hibachi restaurant. Ian’s mom took us there before Ian could get there. We all hid under the tables trying to surprise him, but my sister didn’t hide and she ruined the whole thing.

Throughout the whole book, Conor was trying to search for his identity. Towards the beginning of the book, he thought he was not being seen. Conor assumed that everyone only knew him because his mom had cancer. He never got a break from people talking about his mom's cancer diagnosis, and took make things worse he had a bully on his hands. The bully's name was Harry, his actions showed that he was very supercilious. Harry emotionally hurt Conor, verbally hurt Conor, and physically hurt Conor:). “Do you know what I see when I look at you O’Malley, I see nothing” (Ness 166). At the beginning of the book, O’Malley accepted that he couldn’t be seen, but towards the end of the book a light switch flickered on. Conor was sick of not being “seen”.

I got enemies got a lotta enemies tryna take the waaaave from my energy. Drake, 2015.