Book Report: A Walk In The Woods

This person is unlike any of the passengers aboard the Stamboul-Calais coach. Hildegarde Schmidt tells Poirot she saw a man in a Wagon Lit Conductor's uniform moving quickly down the hallway that matched Hardman's description. The passengers attempt to create an enemy and a person that entered the train, murdered Ratchett and quickly left. The passengers use the idea of a typical murderer to convince Poirot that the mysterious person kills Ratchett. The twelve murderers use the concealment and the lie to hide their identities and erase any connection to the Armstrong case.

Hawthorne starts the story with a clear division between Salem and the forest. Young Goodman Brown is safe at the village when he lives happily marry with his wife Faith. The village represents all his puritan beliefs, people who live there are good Christians with a set of rules and behaviors that are considered correct for their community. For another hand, the forest represents the wilderness, the unknown, his unconscious and his true nature. Young Goodman Brown travels from the village, his conscious world, to the forest, the unconscious world. He goes to the forest to meet with the devil by prearrangement. The devil represents his other self, they can even pass for father and son. He feels that he can take the risk and meet with the devil because at the end of the night not matter what Faith will be at home waiting for him. His wife represents his faith, his religion and his beliefs. Goodman Brown is confident he is going to heaven thanks to his marriage with Faith.

Mr. Charrington: Old man who works with the thought police. He tries to find rebels within the crowd.

Children are given so many opportunities to experience nature with all of the educational and other trips made available. Not only are they able to experience the world directly around them, they are able to see many other places with the technology provided today. Drive across the country? Sure, why not. Fly across the world? Absolutely, no problem. However, with all the technology available, who is going to want to go camping when they can experience the world through a screen. Richard Louv said, "But now even that visual connection is optional," when talking about children looking out a car window to see the world around them.

My character is Roger Chillingworth from the story "The Scarlet Letter" in this story Roger plays the role of a villain. This is because while he sent away his wife Hester Prynne to America alone she commits adultery while waiting for him and now she must wear a red scarlet that has an "A" patch on it notifying her crime. Now Roger is out to seek revenge on the man who is a puritan minister named Dimmesdale. Now Hester has a daughter named pearl and Roger comes to Boston and sees his wife and her daughter. He decides to stay in Boston and uses his knowledge to disguise himself as a

In the poem Woodchucks by Maxine Kumin, the speaker progressively becomes more obsessed with the woodchucks which is seen through Kumin’s word choices and the tone of the poem. In the beginning, she was willing to get rid of the vermin “humanely,” by gassing them underground in their home. However, this attempt failed, resulting in the speaker’s obsession with eliminating the garden intruders. After the woodchucks invaded her garden, it became the last straw. With the devastating sight of the ruined garden, the speaker became angry and violent, which led to her first kill of the mother woodchuck, releasing the murder inside of her.

Reese Wells and his two friends, Brad and Tyler, took an adventure of a lifetime at Zion National Park and Angels Landing in Utah by hiking in the dangerous mountains to fulfill the empty gap in their friendship, making them closer than ever. Reese and his friends were joined by thousands of visitors and tourist on their hike. The hike of the peak was two and half miles and 1400 feet of elevation gain. After they woke up early they were fighting headwinds at the steep edges of the Zion monoliths. The author described the Zion monoliths as purple and blue sky gazes its pale dawn from behind the mountains. The three soon found themselves Walter’s wiggles, leading the to Scout's Landing. Despite the beautiful sight, the hike was still very dangerous.

Frank Miller-He was pardoned in the North for murder and comes in on the noon train to seek his revenge on Will Kane for putting him up. Ben Miller, Jack Colby, and Tim Pierce are all waiting at the train station to fight with him. He is depicted as the rugged, crazy man that everyone is scared of.

Malachy McCourt Jr. - Frank’s younger brother, Malachy, is a minor character. He is more charismatic than Frank and manages to charm his way into the hearts many

The Secret of Trail House Lodge is the second book in a mystery series starring Sophie Collins. Sophie, a fourteen year old girl, has only recently become heiress to the Morsey Estate. She, as most young adults her age, is still trying to find her way. Grayson, her caretaker, wishes she would act more dignified and ladylike, but Sophie is a tomboy at heart and not ready to grow up quite yet. Sophie and her friends Beth Martin, Tommy Logan , and Tyler Blakemore love exploring together and finding mysteries.

bald and earless man who is part of the villagers of Deedee's village. He prevents Mark and Alec from being killed and recounts to them about the Flare virus which destroyed his village two months and three days before. He subsequently dies due to the virus.

Alex is a kid who was very bad at history. He didn't know very much about it. He tells his parents and teacher it because he has never been there, but that will all change.

At only four years old, I was exploring the dense woods of the Washington island in which I grew up on. I was with my older sister and cousin when we found ourselves trekking through a yellow-jacket hive. We raced back home, covered in bees from head to toe, screaming painful cries for our parents. As we started approaching the house, our parents began to run towards us, stripping off our clothes while spraying us down with a garden hose. Growing up on an island has many perks, however emergency medical care is not one of them. The adults quickly loaded us into the car to race toward the only doctor's office on the island. The next closest was by sea plane or a two hour ferry ride to the mainland. While en route, I vividly recall sitting on

her raptor. The boy’s name is jack. They call the guy who kidnaped her old nick. Old nick

The Artful Dodger, Jack Dawkins, is a thief in Fagin’s gang. He meets young Oliver early on in the story and introduces him to Fagin. Jack then helps Oliver to become a thief only to fail and betray Oliver by leaving him to take the fall. Jack symbolizes the young children who have to cut their childhood short and grow up in order to provide for themselves. Oliver describes Jack “He was a snub-nosed, flat-browed, common-faced boy enough; and as dirty a juvenile as one would wish to see; but he had about him all the airs and manners of a man”.