Cerberus If there’s some sort of natural instinct that makes you unfazed by the supernatural, I must have born without it. In hindsight, something like that would really come in handy when you’re dealing with monsters on the daily basis. And, naturally, that was a burden I was placed with. Maybe I should mention that my dad is an elf, which meant I got a fair share of magical abilities from his side of the family. While it might sound like something super rare, I’ve come to learn that it isn’t. After I found out the whole deal about my dad being from a parallel universe full of monsters, I doubted that him being an elf was the weirdest thing about the whole situation. I can’t really bring myself to gloat about it when all of this was thrown …show more content…
How did you even get in here?” I asked. “I picked your lock,” he shrugged. “Excuse me?” Daniel waved me off. “Let me make this simple for you. Take a look at me and tell me what’s different than usual,” he said. As usual, he was dressed in punk looking clothes—tattered black jeans, a shirt for some 1930’s horror movie, and his signature fingerless leather gloves. His curly hair was unkempt like he just rolled out of bed. He levitated a couple inches above the ground, which didn’t come as a shock considering Daniel has been dead since 1942. Still, something was off. “Where’s Karkinos?” I asked. Karkinos was the nickname Daniel gave to the amulet that he always wore. I didn’t know much about magic outside of elemental magic, but I knew that Karkinos was the product of necromancy that allowed Daniel to walk among the living as long as he pleased. Overall, that was a pretty good deal. I would know how over-rated dying is. I did it once. Daniel tried not to look nauseous. “You see, that’s the problem. Cerberus has this problem of stealing my stuff and burying it around the Villas. He thinks of it as this fun little game. He leads me to where the stuff if buried, and it’s always been
Daniel's story was about a boy named daniel, daniel was a jewish person that live in the time when hitler was sending jews to concentration camps also know as the holocaust. The holocaust was very bad it took jews away from their homes, jobs and families and friends. hitler hated jews because they took away jobs and they weren't actually germans.hitler killed about six million jew in a couple of years. they way he would kill them was to poison the air or burn them. they never could escape until the U.S. stopped the camps after the war.
During this horrific moment in history, he lost his family, was tortured for no reason, and lost all of his possessions. In Daniel’s Story, Daniel lost a lot of his family, such as his grandma, grandpa, and uncle. For example, in (Matas26) of chapters 1-4 it states, “I nodded. He was dead, and the Nazis had sent him his ashes.
Daniel does all these things because of the different settings which affect the people and the theme of the story. Daniel does all these things because of the settings. He tried to survive while not losing hope because they his family was sent from there home (Germany)
As we slowly walked into the cold hallway on the third floor, I asked Daniel a few questions just for us to get acquainted. See, when we were supposed to meet our senior buddies, Daniel was attending a PATHS photography class, meaning that this was the first time we had met. I asked him about his freshman year as we looked for a place to sit down, and he told me he had actually transferred to Casco Bay from Deering in his Junior year. Suddenly I remembered my mom, a social worker at Deering, mention something about a former Deering student who was currently a senior at Casco Bay named Daniel. I asked him if he had known my mom and he told me that he did, and that it was funny how things happen. We started warming up to each other well
"I don't know what happened back there today," No eye contact. "It was, uh, something." He couldn't place the words. 'Something' was right. "I don't know how I feel about it. It was good I guess." Good I guess? GOOD I GUESS?! The color of my face drained to a blank white, my nails deeply scratched my fisted palms.
"Really?" Danny asked annoyed. "I am pretty simple. I don't like to do stuff, I am perfectly happy in my room with my books and some space to train."
This scene exhibits the change of character traits in both Costa and Sebastian. When it comes to Daniel, you can see the genuine connection starting to build between him and Costa. You can also see that Sebastian was more concerned with the documentary and the character “Hautey” than Daniel himself. After Daniel's final scene wraps up, you can see Sebastian's concern for Daniel's well being slowly
In Daniel's first appearance, he is fixing someone's lock. He quietly works away, while the wife of the house criticizes him. Yelling to her husband, that he is a gang member and that he is going to go and sell their keys to his `gang banger' friends
“It’s Daniel.” I watch the different emotions flash across her face before she takes a step forward. I can’t tell which shocks her more . . . that I’m alive or that John seems to know all about
Daniel is one of the most respectful and humble kids I have had the opportunity to be around. In the classroom, he did all of his work well and on time. On the football field, Daniel was one of the hardest workers. Other players gravitated to him because of his work ethic and humble attitude. He was asked to play several different positions at different points of his playing
His mind and body are not listening to his command. Daniel just started laughing without wanting to do it. Daniel was able to see his reflection on the mirror nearby. He was now a monster, his face was green, and his eyes were red and black. Daniel started to break the mirror without even thinking. He was now controlled by the chemical and it have causes him to lose his memories. Quickly, Daniel just runs out of the lab and started hitting cars and people. The chemicals have given Daniel the ability to see through wall. He ran as fast as he can when he see the polices coming after him. As soon as he can see that the polices was able to shoot him, he started to get angry and attack the polices. With the strength that the chemicals have given him, Daniel was able to sent the polices flying up in the sky with a single hit. People who saw him, start running away and scream in fear was Daniel just laugh and continue hitting the polices after they were all defeated, Daniel run into the forest. He was never seen again, no one know where he is or where he come from. Because of his green skin people called him "The Green
“Great, I’ve just got some Chinese food from the place down the street if you’re interested.”
1.) Music clearly means a lot to Daniel, as stated in his passage. Daniel talks about how he came from the “least musical of families” growing up, however, his mother signed him up for piano lessons anyhow. Daniel played the piano for quite a while, but eventually quit and worked in piano bars and theater orchestra pits at seventeen years old. Daniel stated some afternoons he would go to his friend Mikes house and listen to popular bands. One day, mike asked if he wanted to “hear something wild”. The something wild was Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony. I think this is a point where the significance is clear. Daniel said that day was when he thought he actually heard music for the first time. Daniel took mikes tapes and listened to them in secret. He would blare Beethoven on the way to school, and quickly change it to KROQ while pulling in. Daniel was so in love this new genre of music he discovered, he decided to become a composer. He put in all the hard work: studied scores, read biographies, and got a serious piano teacher. Now Daniel lives in New York and is a composer of classical music for NewMusicBox. If Daniel never listened to the “something wild” he might have never had this future of becoming a composer.
The page mostly covered in a foggy, dark gray, concealing the majority of the words, reveals only those descriptive of Daniel’s surrounding circumstance. Daniel, upon seeing the dream, realizes he must inform the King of his demise and, consequently his thoughts become deeply unsettling. He almost certainly could’ve faced execution, however, he knew he needed to trust God. Chapter 5, although upon first viewing will seem relatively scarce information, is an integral part of the story.
“Yes.” she answered blankly. At first sight, the man standing in front of her wasn’t impressive, nor a surprise.