Dialogue Essay: Nonna Paolina's Sayings

People are constantly showing that they are not very different from each other no matter who they are and what they want to achieve. Anna Comnena is a princess and the first heir to her father’s throne in the Byzantine empire, but she loses it all when her hubris and foolishness get the best of her and stains everyone else’s impression of her, as Tracy Barrett had illustrated in her novel Anna of Byzantium. Alternatively, Icarus is a boy who is the son of Daedalus, the greatest craftsmen of Greece, who becomes imprisoned on the island of Crete with his father and dies during the time when they attempt to escape as shown in the myth portrayed by Sally Benson in her retelling of the myth, “The Flight of Icarus”,

“No.” Why would she choose me to do that I thought to myself. There were many other people in my class who were equally capable to do that. I didn’t want to embarrass myself in front of everyone doing something that I wasn’t confident doing.

Carmilla doodles for a few seconds, Laura feeling the skin on her cheeks warm. She sighs and goes to leave but there's a soft grasp around her wrist, "Beckett said if I don't do this project he'll fail me, so, yeah, I'll be your partner or whatever."

“I don’t buy it, and if you haven’t noticed - I am carrying a baby in here,” he gestures to his bump, “and I can’t have that kind of stress. I already have too much going on.”

His tongue pushes so deep in her that she cries out. Her hand comes down and she puts them back into his curls. Jada grips him tight. She knows that she is on the verge and goes round and round against his mouth. She whispers his name. He says, “Mmmm…hmmm.”

Maya Angelou, poet, and memoirist once said, " I'm a phenomenally. Phenomenal woman. That's me." In today's society, the media is flooded with images of strong and powerful women, such as Beyonce, Zendaya, Kehlani, Rihanna, and Cardi B. Powerful females aren't only prevailing in real life, they fill pages, or screens as popular characters, on movies , television shows, or books , and etc. In Dolores Claiborne, King uses the characters to create a theme of female empowerment.

Mauricio dropping his eyebrows and looking down, “I am old enough to be a father and I have nothing to maintain a family with. It is what I most desire in life. Then I look around and get more bothered when I see other men take their wives and children for granted.”

Nevada heard me and grins, “Isn't she? I love beautiful things.” I felt his hand brush up against my ass and started goosing me a little. Normally, I would stop this but I was

One character I would love to be from this book would be Juana because she is strong, caring, and smart. First off, fierce describes Juana down to her core. On page 8, Kino describes her as almost as strong man, recognizing that “…she could arch her back in child pain with hardly a cry.” Even when Kino desperately held on to the dreams represented in the pearl, Juana held on to their old life, knowing that the pearl was not a blessing. All of this proves the iron Kino had seen was not a projection, but a real quality that helped her care for people. Next, Juana does only what is best for her family. She tried her best to get medical care for her son, even though the only doctor would not see any of her kind. If that doesn’t show enough of a

“You’re insatiable and I’m hungry,” she remarked while jumping out of bed before Ray had time to grab her. Heading for the bathroom, she turned her head to see him drop back down on the pillows putting his hands behind his head with a satisfied smile.

“y/n please that can't be the only thing you feel i know you love me.” peter stopped and stepped forward. I took a step back but he grabbed my wrist and pulled me to him and kissed me.

I interviewed my friend, Marcela Cuestas, who also attends the University of Kansas. She was born and raised in Guatemala until she and her family moved to Wichita, Kansas. I asked her about which holidays were the most important to her and her family and she said the biggest holiday to her was Christmas. While Christmas is celebrated in many places throughout the world, there are many different ways to celebrate it, which is what I found most fascinating about this interview.

TITLE OF WORK- The Orestia (a trilogy containing the first book: Agememnon, the second book: The Liberation Bearers, and the third book: The Eumenides) AUTHOR’S NAME- Aeschylus DATE OF PUBLICATION: The Orestia was first performed as a play in 458 BC, but was translated and published in 1900 by George C W Warr GENRE-

Everyone has had a time in their life when they felt like they didn’t fit in. Some people notice that they don’t fit in and try to change themselves. Kathryn Otoshi shows this in the book, Zero. In Zero, the character, Zero feels like she is only a number with no value. In Zero, Zero tried to change herself to fit in with the other numbers in order to have value.

Noora is controlled by ego, and superego. During season two, Noora went through several traumatic experiences such as gaining feelings for her friend Vilda’s “crush”, her believing that she was raped by her boyfriends brother, Nikolai, and much more events shaped her into the person she is later in the show. She is a loyal friend, as shown by how she stood up for Vilde after William said she wasn't good enough. Not long after the incident she started to develop feelings for William and vice versa. No matter how much she wanted to date him, Noora could not because she did not want to lose the trust of Vilda.