Descriptive Essay On The Cursed Orb

Sister, convinced that Shirley-T. is not adopted, makes the comment that she looks like their grandfather if he were to ever cut off his beard. So, the first thing Stella-Rondo does when they sit down to eat is attempt to turn Papa-Daddy against Sister. Even though Sister tries to deny what Stella-Rondo says, Papa-Daddy does not listen, but if Sister would argue her innocence without correcting him and getting upset with him, she would have improved the situation. Stella-Rondo easily gets Mama on her side by playing the victim card. Sister thinks that Mama favors her sister, and she points out that “if it had been me that trotted in from Illinois and brought a peculiar-looking child of two, I shudder to think of the reception I’d of got” (362). Mama denies any such accusation and becomes angry when Sister suggests that Shirley-T. might have a problem speaking. After that, Sister is convinced that Stella-Rondo has turned her mama against her while upstairs with her. Uncle Rondo, who has always been particularly fond of Sister, has a bad temper, and Stella-Rondo knows this. Sister concludes that Stella-Rondo would aim to make Uncle Rondo angry with her before dinner even started. Indeed, Sister’s paranoia is not in vain because Stella-Rondo lies to Uncle Rondo saying that it was Sister who made fun of him wearing the kimono. In hearing this, he becomes outraged at Sister and retaliates by throwing lit fireworks

“Did someone say ice cream!?” Rushes Kyle as he peeks his head just from outside my hospital room door! He bought his girlfriend with him and introduces her to everyone. Today was a grand day for reunions, and I couldn’t be happier. There was lots of laughs, plenty of banter. Then of course my mom just had to ruin it.

One cold evening in New York City, a woman named Jeannette is getting ready to go to a party. Worried that she is overdressed, Jeannette looks out the window of the taxi to find her mom rummaging through trash cans. Jeannette has not seen her mother in months, so she is taken back to see her mother getting no acknowledgements from anyone. Instead of getting out of the car, she panics that her mom will call her name out. Therefore, she decides to duck down and asks the taxi driver to take her back home. Once Jeannette arrives home the only thought that crosses her mind is her mother freezing on the streets of New York City. Also, she feels ashamed for hiding from her own mother. A few days later, Jeannette meets up with her mom for lunch. She

She thought that her new look and attitude made everyone like her better. Suddenly Will strutted up to her and pushed her down. “Do you feel guilty for locking me in the closet and stopping me from seeing the sun?” Margot questioned him; almost like a therapist. “Huh?” Will replied with a twisted face. “Usually when people hurt others, they do it out of either resent or guilt, and I don’t see why you would resent me since you were the one locking ME in the closet.” Margot snapped back. All of this anger filled Margot up like a steaming tea-pot about to boil. She took a deep breath and gave Will a moment to reply. She didn’t want to do something she’d regret later. Will started to tremble. He looked as if he had seen a ghost. “Uh uh uh uh… I’m sorry Margot, I’m sorry that I locked you in the closet and then forgot. I feel so bad that I was the one keeping you from seeing the sun, and I'm sorry that I took my guilt and lashed out at you by throwing a book instead of telling you how I really feel. Please, accept my

We had just left his Dads house after driving there to look for his dad. We decided to take his truck instead of the BMW. It was horribly hot and humid. The humidity was almost palpable. It was as if you were wading through a hot, steaming bowl of soup. He had just turned 16 and was obviously inexperienced. We didn’t care though. We drove with the windows down jamming out to music. It didn’t matter how hot it was we were just enjoying our days of summer. Little did we know, we wouldn’t be relishing in this hot summer day much longer. We had just passed NAPA, the auto supply store, heading south for his mothers house. She lived down one block and two to the left. At the stop sign we stopped for a moment, changing the song to bruno mars’s “When I Was Your Man”. I leaned out the window, crooning out the lyrics. He accelerated and started to cross the highway.

Connie, a stereotypical fifteen year old girl, views her life and her family with dissatisfaction. Jealous around her twenty-four year old sister, June, despite June’s outward plainness, and tense around her irksome mother, Connie escapes to the mall with her friends. She and her clique of friends

“I like summer.” Sammy stated. “I work at A&P because the owner is my parents’ friend” he added. He quickly realized what an embarrassing blunder he made. “Because the owner is my parents’ friend!” he repeated in his thought. Sammy felt childish. He knew his emotions got out of control and he felt awkward. The uncomfortable moment didn’t last long because somebody started passing Queenie’s car. The girl looked in the mirror and started laughing. She then started to speed up preventing the car from passing her. Sammy realized she was driving way too fast!

Azizah Moore is a 24 year old mother along with sister. She’s always colder than usual because she works at the hospital. She wants the best for her siblings including her son. Azizah’s relationship with Tay was perplex, but they figure it out. When their parents leave for vacation, she comes over to watch them. After school one day Tay came home raving. She had a behavior report because she got in trouble at school. Azizah was not home at the moment, so Tay started on homework to pass time. When Azizah came home she asked “How was your day?”

She was devastated. Her Mama was sick, and she was going to die if they didn’t get a doctor. Elaine was so busy crying that she did not notice when Michael Butler walked in. He walked over towards her, and asked her what was wrong. Elaine didn’t really mean to tell Michael, but all the words just poured out; Losing the field, her Mama getting sick and that they couldn’t afford a doctor to help her Mama. Michael felt so bad for Elaine, and he wanted to help her. But how? Even his family was running low on money. Then an idea struck him. His Papa could take care of Elaine’s Mama! Michael wasn’t sure if his Papa would do it, but he could at least try. After school that day Michael went home to talk to his Papa. He explained the situation to him, and at first Papa did not want to go. “They obviously can’t pay me to take care of Elaine’s mother, what would I get out of it?” said Michael’s Papa. Eventually, Michael persuaded his Papa to do it, “Can’t you imagine how sad it would be if Elaine’s Mama died?” he

“Hannah? Hannah! You have a new package in the mail!” Makenzie runs into my house, as she stumbles over my dogs, who are barking at her. “What do you mean my mail? And why were you looking in my mailbox,” I say humorously. Makenzie jumps over the couch, kicking my phone out of my hand, “We are going to Los Angeles!” A few weeks before, Makenzie and I entered a contest to win a free trip to a Justin Bieber concert, in Los Angeles. I open the package, and the first word I read was ‘Congratulations!’ I screamed as I ran to my closet to get my suitcase. Makenzie started to throw random clothes in my bag, and I quickly stopped her. “Why are you taking all the clothes out,” Makenzie said confused. “Don’t you remember who filled out the information with us?” Makenzie’s face dropped as she answered my question. “I told you not to bring Agustin and Jacob to the mall with us, now we have to spend hours on a plane with them, hearing them talk non-stop,” Makenzie confirmed. “I’m sorry, Makenzie, but they are our friends,” I say supportively. I go to call my other friends, telling them the outstanding news.

“Sadie, please. I’m not in the mood to handle your sass.” She said more with body language that made it clear she was exhausted. My aunt Edna or “Edie” and I had been arguing over whether we would go on a trip to Wyoming to visit my aunt Carol. I’m pretty set against it because there are only 2 weeks before exams and I could not afford to miss anything. Edie was insisting that we go visit aunt Carol for no good reason. This argument had been going on for weeks, but neither of us gave in. I avoided her as much as possible.

She has nothing to show, but she tells the class that her brother died. She says, “I the only Park now. I keep my name like boy” (Na, 2001, p. 35). A boy asks how he died, but the teacher gets upset and tells him not to ask that. On Fridays, the class makes warm fuzzies, but the teacher decided to have the class make them for her.

But I feel like I have to have an answer to why Mrs. Price was so mean to me, but it’s too late! It’s time to go home, and the buses have arrived. When I was walking toward the bus Mrs. Price looked at me and said, “You look like you’re thinking why I was very mean to you today, especially on your birthday, am I right? ’’ “Yes Mrs. Price I said.” “Well Rachel I was mean and unfair to you today because, I wanted to see if you were mature to be a eleven year old, “said Mrs. Price. “Oh, um, I thought…never mind.” I said. But why would Sylvia Saldivar say the red sweater was mine if Mrs. Price wanted to see if I was mature to be a eleven year old, I thought to myself. Right now you probably might be thinking why Sylvia Saldivar told me that the sweater was yours, right,” said Mrs. Price. “Yes Mrs. Price,” I replied. “Well, Sylvia wasn’t in this plan at all, I found this red sweater in court room, and I knew it was Phyllis Lopez’s sweater but Phyllis Lopez didn’t even look when I said, “Whose is this” so then, at the same time Sylvia Saldivar said it was yours, so that’s when I started to test you,” said Mrs. Price. “Wow,” I said to myself. I started tearing up, like when mama cuts the onion, I didn’t ever think Mrs. Price would test me!

In the book, The Serpent's Shadow, by Rick Riordan is an interesting book. The book is about how in the book, Kane siblings, Sadie and Carter, have been involved in the releasing of the ancient Egyptian god, Apophis, an embodiment of Chaos, and now are struggling to find a way to stop him destroying the world. Apophis, the god of chaos, wants to swallow the sun which is his arch nemesis, The sun god Ra, and destroy the world. No one knows of anyway to stop Apophis, but Sadie and Carter think they have stumbled upon a guarded secret that will do kill Apophis. They have to find Apophis shadow and use a spell to remove him from existence to save the world. The character that I interpret to be bad is Apophis. Apophis killed many magicians in the

The boy’s sister Molly was 14 and had a shaven head. She had a collection of wigs in every color imaginable. On the day she came home with a shaven head her mother was shocked to say the least but she never raised her voice. She gave her daughter the look, the dreaded look, which was even worse than yelling.