Diana's Monologue

I haven’t thought about my old town in years, and here I am in front of my childhood home preparing myself for what I might see when I walk through this door. As I reached for the handle, the door swung open practically hitting me in the face. Astonished, I stood there utterly astonished. What made me even more surprised was the person opening the door…”Miss Caroline?” She seemed to have not realized me and ran off in a hurry. Least to say that really took my mind off of the whole situation of my father dying.

Sara, 18-years-old youth, always wish to be alone. She would lock herself in her room, looked at herself in the mirror and spit venom at her reflection. Then she would curled up on her bed, with her blanket covering all of her - her body, soul and mind - as a defence mechanism to block herself away from the darkness that are slowly consuming her. A few months after she thought that it went away, it came back. She fought hard to conceal its presence.

William, Rachel’s three year old son is crying standing over her as she is slowly regaining consciousness. Her boyfriend, Daniel, was gone; their bedroom door was left cracked open and Rachel was on the couch in their room. Pained around her neck from where he choked her, she tries to wrap her head around how she got to this point. Why does Daniel hate her? What did she do this time? Can she, should she, just leave with William? Rachel realizes she has to get out of the house before Daniel gets back. When she arrives at her mother’s house, her mom is alarmed. Rachel has bruises around her neck and marks around her hairline. Rachel’s mother tells her “You come here every week and you go back to that monster every week. I see these bruises but you must not feel they are a problem since you keep going back to him.” Rachel’s mom walks out of the room frustrated.

Remember when your parents told you: it was time to grow up and sleep alone? You liked the thought of growing up to a big boy or big girl, but you were unsure about sleeping in your own bed at night And when you hand a nightmare, or you heard something creeping up the stairs at midnight you got frightened, and when to your parents room and briefly told them what occurred. This same thing happen in Lord of the Flies, except there were no grownups to flee to when there was a conflict and they got

So you know how I was praying for a strict and safe place? Well that didn't happen. Actually it was more of a turnaround. Do you know how frightening a Cyclops is? Well I doubt you would. Yes dear, I know, this sounds very snobby and annoying. I don't mean to be, I was and still am in shock. We entered his cave and started having his food. We didn't know a gigantic creature like him lived there. So then he walks in all angry and then he actually took one of our men and ate him! Believe me it wasn't delightful to watch. So we got him drunk and stabbed him in the eye and blinded him when he fell asleep. I had told him my name was "Nohbdy" so he kept screaming out "Nohbdy's killing me now..." when he had awaken in fright from what my

When Hannah’s beloved husband Frank Roennfeldt takes their infant Grace and jumps into a dinghy to protect her from a swarm of racial abuse, Hannah is unaware that this is the last time she will ever see her husband. She is forced to cope with the unknown for four years, wondering every day if her husband and daughter are alive. Despite never giving up hope, this loss takes a toll on Hannah’s mental health, as she feels isolated/isolates herself ??. Stedman emphasises Hannah’s loneliness and vulnerability through bittersweet lines of dialogue such as “The baby I lost is never coming back.” (pg. 310) and “Frank was a lovely man.” (pg.

“You stupid bitch,” she said as she stood in front of the grave stone crying, her voice cracking, “Why didn’t you listen to me?” Anna felt like her heart had shattered. She should have stopped her, she shouldn’t have let her put that needle in her arm; she was supposed to be watching Melody. She fell to her knees and remembered the funeral.

The broken family falls asleep together on the slight futon taking up the majority of the cramped space the room has to offer. Diana was right; Scarlet does understand why the simple bedtime story brought waves of panic coursing through her veins. Please, she prays, don’t take Mommy away from me, God. I’ll do anything.

In the passage, all the school children, sad that the clouds have engulfed the sun for another seven years, run back to shelter only to remember that they left Margot inside the closet the whole time. After seeing the sun for the for the first time they were old enough to remember the children might have regretted locking up Margot in the closet. Now that the kids will remember what the sun is they understood Margot. After playing and running in the hot glorious sun they know what they have been missing their whole life. Margot remembers the sun when she lived on earth when it shined more often. At one time she probably played with the sun shining on her back just like the kids on Venus did. Now the kids understood why she stayed quiet

“Goodbye mom! Goodbye dad! Goodbye! Bye!” Margot called as she got on the spaceship. She was going to Venus because Earth is now too over populated. Margot sat in her seat. She’s only four years old and she was going to a whole new planet, away from her parents. She waited on the ship, getting ready to leave.

There are six plates on the elegant dinner table and I sit right in front of Tori and Natasha who are sitting right by each other. Is this the time where Natasha confesses? She didn't quite clarify when she would and I don't want to be caught off guard if Natasha gets upset. Tracy props up a chair right next to me which makes me huff out of annoyance. She intertwines her fingers and gives me her evil smile. If she hates then she shouldn't be sitting right next to me unless she's planning on doing something that going to cause hell and I'm going to get in trouble for it.

The shot story 'all summer in a day' talk about a girl that moves to Venus , in Venus no one like she so almost all her classmates was very cruelly with she, she feel so bad about it. Margot was a good student so the teacher like Margot. William [one of the students] hate Margot so he peer presure other students to be cruelly with Margot,other students obey william because he was a popular guy in the school, one day when the teacher leave the classroom, all the students was looking at the window waiting at the sunshine, so margot leave the classroom to, william go behind her, when Margot go inside the closet William close the door and locked Margot during the sunshine, She start to said ''let me out'' let me out'' but no one can hear Margot,

Elizabeth skipped merrily down the cracked pavement from which unsightly weeds grew.  The source of her joyful demeanor lived just down the street.  Her neighbor, a kind woman by the name of Mrs. Imogene, had agreed to teach Elizabeth how to play piano. Prior to their first transaction Elizabeth's parents had dragged her to an orchestral concert.  While there, she became quite enthralled with the harmonious sound of the large instrument.  Anyways, as she turned the curb Mrs. Imogene's quaint abode revealed itself before her.  With a few quick steps the girl found herself rapping excitedly at the thick oak door. It creaked open to display the wrinkly smiling face of Mrs. Imogene.

During at school, Sophia did done with her class after lunch, and her grades did good with her. She did bring her own lunch for cold. She always sit with nothing. She is alone. No one trying dare to talking to Sophia at class and lunch but she is a Deaf. She didn’t heard what are they say to her, and she didn’t answer to them back. She didn’t understanding what are they say. She did use writing to people but no one did writing it, No one did. She didn’t have a friends at school but, she has a big sister, Anna. Anna was so popular from their school than Sophia. Anna was not really “Friend” to Sophia. Anna and her best friends was bullying on her during lunch at bathroom. Sophia just do nothing. She just stand there. Sophia did think the fight

As Rose arrived at the very centre of the kingdom, she saw that everyone had shown up which pleased her as she had a speech to give and would’ve loved everyone to hear it. The coffin holding the king’s body was being held by a podium with hearts all around it. The funeral having been set in the middle of the kingdom it was quite crowded and Rose still being young she couldn’t look at all the adults, so she made her way up to the second level to look down upon the funeral. She watched and after not long