Charles Wolfe Alternate Ending

Charles is a character the narrator never actually directly interacts with, simply because Charles does not exist. Not in the form of flesh and bone anyway. In reality, Charles is Laurie’s wall of deception. Jackson seamlessly demonstrates Sigmund fraud’s concept of the alter-ego. By creating Charles, Laurie is able to maintain his innocence at home, and act out of line at school. Charles

In the text,”Charles” it states, “The teacher spanked a boy, though”. This is a important part of the story because it is the first time the Charles was brought up which starts the story. But if this setting wasn’t how it is the story would be different and the events that happened may have not happened. Also in the story it states, “He kicked the teachers friend¨ This shows that Charles is not a good student and is alway acting up. To sum it up, the Charles the the little boy is talking about is always acting up and getting

The president is constantly looking toward the state of nation’s defense. All major decisions and strategies are his to make alone. Likewise, the president is the nation's number 1 political boss. People look to the president as the leader for public opinion. Even though the president seems like he couldn’t take on many other roles, he is also the Chief of State, he is the leader of the rituals of the American Democracy.

The light hurt Wolfgang’s eyes as he open his eyes and looked up into the sky.His eyes strained because he remembers everything, the beating and his experience at Auschwitz.

In a period of crisis, following the devastating aftermath of the tragic events taken place on September 11, 2001 (9/11), President George W. Bush assures the citizens of the United States that they will continue to prosper in his “9/11 Address to the Nation.” On 9/11, four planes were hijacked by terrorists, two of which were directly launched into each of the Twin Towers in New York City, killing thousands of innocent people. During his speech, he explains that the United States is the most powerful nation in the world, and that it will not crumble to the hands of the diabolic terrorists that attempt to steal their freedom. Bush’s speech is designed to motivate the people of the United States to keep a positive outlook for the future.

Thus the imperial presidency was born from foreign affairs, from “faith and duty and the right of the United States to intervene swiftly in every part of the world” at any moment without the approval of congress (Schlesinger). Past presidents have dealt with national emergencies, this pressure is responsibility that he “must take unto himself” and act accordingly (Schlesinger). Good government starts with the appearance of our leader, and the entire executive office. The president should be representative of the all people in the United States, an exceptional role model who takes the people’s needs into account. The best time for a strong imperialistic president is when faction, anarchy, and excessive ambitions threaten it. The energy put forth by the president “generally characterize the proceedings of one man in a much more eminent degree” than that of a weaker and more dispersed power system (Hamilton). The importance of this energy highlights the respect our government continues to have for the constitution because of the importance it maintains in this day and age.

Anyway, this could connect to Stephen King and how he felt as a boy or even now in this world where we judge people on everything. In an interview with The Rolling Stone, Stephen says, “They're always dreams that focus on some kind of shame or insecurity” (Green, The Rolling Stone.) This shows how Stephen King connects with the way Charles feels about having to go to the bathroom in class, he connects with the insecurities and shame he must feel. So I believe that Charles could be a version of himself just in an alternate world he made for himself. Stephen sets it in a school to give a basis for old or young readers so that you can relate to it. He also creates a suspense that is the general focus throughout the whole short story. Lastly, King creates a simple read with non-complex sentences that any age could read. Another short story by Stephen King is “The House On

Charles values his father's love greatly and loves his brother also but due to the fact that Cyrus appears to love Adam more, Charles develops a love/hate relationship with his brother. He is motivated by violence and tries to earn his fathers love. Charles, unlike Adam, assesses the idea that his father could in fact be a fraud, and as a result spends none of his father's money. He can also be manipulative like Cathy.

To begin, President Bush expresses a calm yet comforting tone which sets forth a positive connotation to American citizens that there is hope for reconstruction. Bush uses the image of “…airplanes flying into buildings, fires burning, huge -- huge structures collapsing…” (Bush) show the affect that horrendous action. had on the citizens emotions. The collapsing of the buildings provokes the citizens emotions by showcasing how their secure nation could become dismantled so quickly. Bush states, “These acts of mass murder were intended to frighten our nation into chaos and retreat. But they have failed. Our country is strong” (Bush). In his address Bush uses the Americans frightened and unstable emotions as a way to evoke comfort, even though our nation might be dismantled, we will remain strong together. Bush’s use of words

Affirming the notion that the elected leader of the United States is privileged following inauguration the title of also being the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, he or she retains the option to utilize the privilege if and when a situation of confounding merit is introduced. During times in which the safety of the national public-home or abroad- is threatened, I believe that the president is entitled, with clarified ramifications of course, to exercise his or her capacity of powers within the United States Armed Forces as a means of temporary resolution to matters regarding support immediate or imminent threat. Although on recent accounts the elicited power of utilizing force has come into conflict with constitutional stipulations

Charles is wistful for youth, hating “not being able to run anymore, like [Will]” (131). He wishes he were younger and able to connect with and take part in the things Will is interested in. By the end of the book, the struggle with the carnival brought Will and Charles much closer than they were at the beginning of the book: “Oh, Dad, Dad, I don’t care how

“Why is my life so boring?” Renaldo was thinking about how his life could possibly be more adventurous before he went to sleep. “Wouldn’t it be pretty cool if I was, like, abducted by aliens or something?” Renaldo had no idea of the irony of that statement. “ Well, There goes another boring, gloomy day...” Renaldo thought as he drifts off into sleep.

George W. Bush, in the “Address to a Joint Session of Congress and the American People,” addresses the nation with conviction and guidance as he discerns the tragic events that occurred on September 11, 2001. Bush informs the nation of the vital steps needed to be taken in order to protect American citizens and the American values. Additionally, Bush conveys his gratitude for the allies of America and the support from countries around the globe following the dreadful events of 9/11. In his speech, George W. Bush conveys to the American people that as a united country with strong values, America is ready to respond to the 9/11 attacks. George W. Bush attempts to persuade the American people, who are afraid,

“Hello, my name is Jessie Hamasaki. I guess you can call me back anytime at this number. Thank you I hope to be hearing from you soon.” She hung up the phone, with a strange look on her face. With that she put her phone down on the nightstand and laid down for a little while longer.

described in that manner because of Emma's affairs. When Charles is staring at her in her