Coyote Bait Worksheet

The scene setting was disarrayed and cluttered representing chaos in the characters lives. The dim lighting represents the hidden truth; Bright lighting represents truth, openness and clarity. In the darkness our mind can see a different perspective, in the light our minds can see what is real. The sound of crickets and outside noises can be heard throughout the duration of the performance. This represents the loneliness and isolation from the outside or ‘real’ world. Throughout the disappearance of Ruby, Sylvie especially has been isolated inside of their home, away from the rest of the world to escape from her unbearable grief, to a world of

Why do you think he is not suffering now? (Of course, the cat at that moment had high fever, he couldn't breath, basically he was drowning in his own fluids, he wasn't eating anymore and he couldn't sleep either)

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The author uses imagery to describe the setting of the story and how it influences the story.The example that shows this "...hundreds of middle-school children entering a national art contest drew M-16s and beheaded corpses...".This quote shows how violent the environment that Pascal was living in was.It showcases how it influenced the future of the society because the children are supposed to be the future of the country with them being already like that and picturing such horrific images will result in them being a part of a gang and bringing those horrific images to life because they will become criminals that's what they have been exposed to as a

Craig Thompson’s Blankets weaves the image of blankets with abuse, neglect, romance, and self-discovery. As a child, Thompson and his brother, Phil, share the same cramped bed and blanket. During the cold winter nights, a blanket provides warmth and comfort. In contrast, during the scorching summer nights, blankets become undesirable and cast-off. The significance of blankets is interlaced with punishment in the Thompson home; a consequence for misbehavior, is lodging in a dark cubbyhole without the coziness of a blanket.

In the story a coyote is given a cow that is meant to be kept alive, and at times when he becomes hungry, he is supposed to cut off pieces of fat off of the cow, but never kill him. The coyote is sick of eating cow fat, so he decides to kill the cow and eat the “good” parts of the cow. His plan goes terribly wrong because crows started eating the cow, and then an old lady comes and takes the rest of the cow. “Buffalo Bull would not give him another cow” when the coyote asked for one because he had ruined the one he had(“Coyote and the Buffalo”). This story teaches readers that what we have should not be taken for granted and that directions should be

Imagery is a way for humans to see without seeing. John Steinbeck’s Of Mice And Men uses this in an animistic way. The main subjects to this are the environment and the main character, Lennie. In the novel, Lennie is constantly traveling with his best friend George looking for work. Lennie has some mental disabilities so it is hard to stay anywhere long because he always does something wrong. However, when they find a farm to work on, Lennie accidentally kills a woman and George feels that he is forced to put Lennie out of his misery by killing him. Uses of animal imagery in the novel include the bear and horse description, the dog being killed, and the snake gliding across the water. Steinbeck uses animal imagery to show the reader how to better understand the characters and the environment in a more influential way.

In “Coyote and the Buffalo”, the Buffalo and the Coyote have a dispute between them, and the Buffalo is somewhat vulnerable to the Coyote. The coyote finds the buffalo’s skulls on the ground and throws it around, because he is dead. Little does he know, the buffalo comes to life and chases him. The buffalo ends up giving the coyote a chance, because he wants new horns, to kill the young buffalo. The Buffalo kills the young buffalo and takes the herd back. In return of the sharp horns, he gives coyote a calf, to live off of his fat, but warns him not to kill him when he becomes hungry. He promises to do this, but ends up becoming very sick of eating the fat, and kills the buffalo. In American society, we value loyalty, trust, and honesty. In this book even though the coyote is doing bad, we are still on his side. This often happens in society too, the bad people look good in others eyes, but in all reality, they are bad. Although he was beating up the skull and taunting the buffalo, we still want him to survive. Foolish and greedy are often hidden by lies, that only some people recognize. It

The use of symbolic imagery creation aids in revealing the author’s true emotional state of mind. Broken glass and blood imagery are prominent throughout the personal narrative making a statement about the writer’s feelings of anguish. Primarily, the author referenced the shattering of the glass in the door. In context, a reader may view this as an event that occurred during the argument however, the creation of this vivid imagery shows how the writer believes this broke himself and made

Did you know that coyote attacks on people are rare? According to the Humane Society of the United States more people are killed by golf balls and flying champagne corks than are bitten by coyotes each year. However, even though the event of coming into contact with a coyote is unlikely, people still fear coyotes. One potential reason for fear of the coyote is that they are able to contract rabies. Many people with domesticated animals, such as dogs, fear that their beloved pet may be bitten and contract rabies if coyotes appear in their area. Coyote encounters are rare, so there is no reason for people to fear. People can take precaution to avoid or solve coyote encounters by not allowing the coyotes to get accustomed

The cat is then revealed to be black, so she blends in with the darkness of the night, so it is like she becomes one with the darkness. This could mean that the cat died, if we look at it at the view that the darkness means death. The owner then says that no one ever saw the cat, not even herself; this could mean two things. One being simply that since the cat is black, she blends in with the night, so she is not distinguishable. Or the other, is that the cat died.

Throughout this story readers are told how dark and gloomy the weather has been. The author uses Imagery to put a clear picture in the reader’s mind. For example, Gabriel says “The world has been sad since Tuesday.” (Marquez, 431) Marquez

The female cat across from Mr. Lester’s house was a pretty blond and she always found herself in Tommy’s backyard. There, she and Tommy became great friends and finally fell in love. After his great escape, Tommy ran to the blond and lived with her in the abandoned house for the rest of his life. Tommy had kittens and made sure each of them received a large amount of food. As a dad, Tommy took care of his wife and kids and guarded them with his life. Sadly, one day a huge, muscular cat entered Tommy’s house with intentions to kill. Tommy began to fight the cat with all his might, and fortunately, Tommy succeeded; however, the severe wounds suddenly killed Tommy minutes after the struggle. Now he rests on a dissecting pan ready to finally be put to rest. Rest in peace friend, and live forever in your new

The people who knock on the kingdom's doors are sent away because of the couple’s diminishing confidence in others, and their irrational fear of things unfamiliar. As each wall rises, so does the fear of the unexplored. Desperate wife and husband revolve their life, along with their son’s life, around the protection of their home. Repercussions are beginning to rear their ugly heads. All of their protection and addictive behavior has lead up to this one fatal incident: “The bleeding mass of the little boy was hacked out of the security coil with saws, wire-cutters, and choppers” (Gordimer 5). Everything done to protect their home maimed their son, the only person innocent in the entire mess. This was the moment when all the emotional barricades they put up, fell apart. Facing beyond the walls is an analogy that represents how humans push away things we don’t understand, and how we do this to try and protect ourselves. In reality open mindedness is the reason life is filled with such beautiful

This would not be an easy environment for a child. The restrictions that are felt by the words make the house seem as though the appearance is of more importance than the comfort. The house is said to be huge, ugly, and show-offish, and through a child’s eyes there is the questioning of why the house needs to be that way. Inside the house the atmosphere is intense, crowded with valuable, superfluous items, requiring proper behaviour.