Calvin's Alternate Ending

In the novel calvin by Martine Leavitt, it describes a young man’s journey of discovery. This book is about a secofenic kid name Calvin, who has hulanations of a man eating tiger named Hobbes. Throughout the novel, Calvin goes on a hike and he overcomes his fears. I belive, that this novel is a good read for teenagers because they can learn to accept themselves, and their differences. They can also learn to stand up to what they believe in, and they can become more effective for those who have mental illness.

Larry was a hard worker and always got his work done on time. This was important on the farm because every time they had to feed calves or milk cows they would know when to do it and keep track of the times they had done it before. When Larry got home from school he always went into the house and hugged his mom. He would do this because he loved his mom and without his mom he knew he wouldn’t be here. After that, he would head outside to do chores.

Moonlight engulfed the island, concealing its dark nature. An eerie silence hung in the air soon broken by the sound of creepers and faint footsteps. A group of boys emerged out of the thick jungle of shadows, with Jack at the lead and Ralph close behind. They walked duly, pace slowing down by the minute. A cool, dense, fog surrounded them, masking their path ahead. Jack squinted his eyes, trying to adjust his vision to the ever growing fog.

The comic i chose was from the book “Scientific Progress Goes “Boink” on page twenty-one. All the comic strips in the book are black and white but i think if this one in particular was found somewhere else it would still be black and white because it’s more of an unpleasant moment for Calvin and it goes with the time setting. Throughout every panel of the comic everything is framed with similar sized rectangles. I think this was framed like this because Calvin isn’t doing any major movement, the main setting throughout the comic is his bed. This comic is as well very straightforward and relatable; the punchline would be when calvin says to his mom “ It can’t be! It’s the middle of the night and I haven’t slept

“ Calvin, what are you doing? You're supposed to be on the school bus! Get over here!

I agree with Calvin, what’s in our mind we cannot be certain of it without having a doubt at any given point. One of the things that strikes me the most is the statement made regarding our faith and God’s promises. Our faith comes from trusting God’s promises. If we don’t have trust, then what can we look forward to or how can we have faith. The way I think about it is like praying for something and God answering your prayers. You have faith that God will answer your prayers and if he does then your faith continues to grow. However, if God does not answer your prayers is there a doubt in your mind that God exists, perhaps yes.

John Calvin was born on July 10, 1509 in France. He was the first of four sons who survived infancy.

John Calvin was a major Contributor as a reformer in Geneva. The Protestants were scattered heavily throughout Europe, and were considered leaders of the Reformation. Calvin’s work in the writing of the Institutes would arouse many throughout Europe the opportunity to present their faith and views as a church and enabled the Protestants to have a voice. Calvin’s strength as a reformer was his brilliance to organize the Ecclesiastical Ordinances within the church that would bring structure among the elders.

During the Protestant Reformation, there was one man who was in control of it all. Born in Noyon, Picardy, France on July 10, 1509, Jon Calvin was known as the most important figure in the second generation of the Protestant Reformation. Calvin played a huge part in the spread of Protestantism and Christianity throughout Scotland, England and the Netherlands. Although this might have been good for his reputation throughout the Christian community, he did a few questionable things that lead those of other religions to hate him and what he stood for.

Once Calvin was done we went on a walk to an orchard farm. Calvin asked some questions

"You fall in love with who you fall in love with; you can never choose. I guess some people just come with a little more baggage," said Hemsworth. "I mean, look -- we were together five years, so I don't think those feelings will ever change. And that's good because that proves to me that it was real. It wasn't just a fling. It really was an important part of my life and always will be."

Cordozar calvin broadus jr was born a small donkey on a small German farm in march 3, 1930. His parents names were Aubrey Graham and Wilt Chamberlain. From birth he was always a little bit special. He barely knew his mother and his birth father. He had one brother named James. His father used to abuse James so James jumped in a lake and drowned. So his father beat little Cordozar. He also had four other siblings.

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He left the bathroom and returned to his homework, leaving the party invitation abandoned on the table, where it was quickly

As Calvin was about to enter the examination room the next day he gazed at the sky and for the last time he saw the beautiful shades blue with white accents of clouds as birds flew across. He looked straight now as he entered the grey building. After he got settled down the instructor simply stated,