Fletcher's Attack The Mom Saves The Day

Mother Hicks by Suzan Zender was produced by the University of West Georgia Theatre department. The play performed at the Carrollton Center for the Arts and directed by Jenni McCarthy. The play is set is the early 1900s. Mother Hicks is about the enemy of a small town whom throughout the entire play is thought to be a witch. A young orphan girl known only as “Girl” goes on a journey to find her origins and family. Girl is given up for adoption, but she becomes very col towards her new caretakers and seeks Mother Hicks who she begins to feel deeply connected to because of her blanket which has three letters stitched on it. Girl goes as far as attempting to become a which to be more like her thought-to-be mother, Mother Hicks, however; it is later revealed that she is not her mother and simply a healer who likes to be alone.

Second thing is bravery to make a hero. To rush into a burning building like Johnny did doesn’t happen, it takes bravery to do it. Johnny was a kid who had gotten jumped by Socs and was really scared. Although he went into a burning building because it was the right thing to do. That is what really makes a true hero.

As we grow up throughout life, we hold onto many heroes as they have impacted our life. Looking into my personal life, my hero consists of my mother, Darla Linden. She defined a hero as “a person stepping up in a situation without thinking they also are in harm 's way”(Linden, Darla). Throughout my lifetime my mom has been there for me since day one and has helped nurtured me.. She sacrifices many things for myself and for my family by providing us with our daily needs. I can always count on her to point me in the right direction by pursuing my dreams and wishes. I admire her caring heart and faithfulness the most because she would drop anything instantly to help someone else in need. She supports me in all of my extra curricular activities and motivates myself to bring out my full potential. I get inspired by her courageous character by never backing down to a challenge and always finishing through. When I asked my mom who she picked as her hero she said, “the service men and women of all branches who fight for our country”(Linden, Darla). They provide us with safety by sacrificing

My mom is my hero because she works hard for her family. my mom will go out of her way to get us stuff. she gets us whatever we want and need even if it's hard to get it. my mom is a hard working lady. she always works to get us the stuff we need. and to support our family. clearly my mom is my hero because she works

     Mama who is the narrator is a woman who can do any chore that a man can, because of

If someone asked me ten years ago why my mother was my hero, I wouldn't have been able to give them a proper response. As I grew older, and as my jolly world made of gum drops and sunshine were fading away, I realized how much my mother had put up with. Dealing with horrid family- crushing problems as a child was never easy for me and I can only imagine what it did to my mother. I watched my mother somehow withstand it every single moment. All I had to ask, was why? Why had she tortured herself by staying with a

The reason why i think Jared is a hero is because mainly in the beginning he didn't know her well enough to understand what happened in her life. Basically he just wanted to steal from the lady named Mrs. Anderson and she also didn't know the boy Jared really was. He worked for her for 2 whole years and didn't steal one thing from her which means he did nothing wrong the whole time with her and he even didn't want her to pay him to help her out and he didn't want to take anything yet. The Evidence is “Me, the yard boy who had

Anthony picked up his classmate and took her to the nurse's office. The girl received her medication, which saved her life. Anthony should be considered a hero because of his quick actions. However, he has got into trouble with the school. He was suspended for two days because he left class without permission. Anthony's

Anyone can be a hero in your life. Ponyboy, Johnny, and Dally are greasers but they turned out to be heros. When Ponyboy and Johnny made a run for the abandoned church on Jay mountain, Dally gave them some supplies to get them through the week. When Dally comes to visit, they go to Dairy Queen and eat, and on their way back they find the old church is burning down. Johnny and Ponyboy go in to save the little kids that were playing in there. Ponyboy made it out but Johnny broke his back. They were considered heroes after when the news found out. Even though they might not look like heros, they were.

All the other medical professionals were busy tending to patients. She had to transport a premature infant to her Intensive Care Unit, the only catch was that my mom has an extreme fear of heights. She flew up in a cheap single engine airplane to an aboriginal village. My mom was tasked to with retrieving an aboriginal child who was born an astonishing three months early. My mom flew for three hours in the middle of the Canadian winter. She managed to get the baby and fly all the way back to the emergency room. As soon as she landed a team of Doctors and Nurses put the baby in a stretcher and wheeled it off to the emergency room. The baby lived and the mother of the child was extremely grateful. My mom doesn’t believe she was a hero because she did what was right, she just did what she thought was best for the

One person’s hero might seem just like another ordinary person to another. My father might not be world famous but to me he’s just as much much a hero to me then any one of those people. Everyday he works; to make sure that I have an opportunity to succeed in life, have a happy life, and be able to grow as a person.

“We are gathered here today to celebrate the life of Alayne Karola Voss, she was a loving mother a dedicated worker and a woman who spent her life helping others.” The crowd was silent as the child of the deceased stood in the sand surrounded by loved ones. Many people came to pay tribute to the woman they adored, her body now severed from her soul and turned to ash. “My mother as all of you know a would not want today to be a day of tears and longing but rather a day of remembrance and joy. A day to gather and think of all the times you shared with her, good and bad.” A few small smiles spread throughout the blanket of black, as the waves washed up on the shore the woman dearly loved.

A hero doesn’t give up, which Janis didn’t do either in the end. Janis uses literary devices in orders for instance: I was singing, I was fifteen, I was having a record etc. By using these techniques is to make the reader more at home, as if she was writing directly to the readers themselves. She also uses anaphors and repetitions which magnifies her message and enhance her opinions “Yes, I was going to stand for that” “Of course I was going to stand for it” – The intention behind this story must be the moral of it. The theme is to believe in yourself and stand by your principles. Even though she feels everything is against her, she decided to go back and sing even though she didn’t want to. She had something in her, that was more important than to be scared, and that was to be a hero, a hero for herself because heroism was something she had in her family. She is a brave young girl because it takes a lot of courage to stand by something other people might don’t like, and especially the racism in

Courageous, compassionate, and inspiring. They call her mom! Being the athletic director for the lady Broncho’s, coaching cross country, along with track, she has a heavy plate. Coach B is my hero because, she is the perfect example of perseverance, and generosity. Meanwhile many people obtain these characteristics, everyone’s usage of them is what makes them unique.

When i say hero- what do you think of? Probably someone with super strength or the ability to fly? But not all heroes’ have obvious powers, and yet, can be the powerful of them all. This hero is known throughout the world and she changed it too. This paper is about a wonderful hero- Mother Teresa. She had no home, no money, and no help- and yet she changed hundreds of lives. Mother Teresa was loving,