Drabby Room: A Short Story

In chapter 1 of Sister Citizen titled Crooked Room author Melissa V. Harris-Perry illustrates a study of subjects placed into a crooked room. The subjects are then asked in a variety of scenarios to attempt to re-align themselves. The results came as much of a surprise to the researchers as what the subjects perceived as “straight’ was heavily skewed. Harris-Perry used this crooked room example to support as well as confront the gender and race stereotypes that black women still face in society today.

“Then do you want to be on this hook by room 213.” Which was his math class.

By the time his alarm clock chimes for the first time that morning, Ulric is already prepared to reach over and press the off button; he’s been up for hours, undoubtedly due to the sound of water, clinking, and mumbled curses coming from the kitchen downstairs. It’d started quietly enough – like a proper guest trying to stay quiet for the sake of their host – but now Benard seems to have no qualms about being as annoying as physically and emotionally possible this morning. Thank god Oakley hadn’t woken up yet, because the man of the house was definitely not going to tolerate being woken up at 5 A.M. on a Saturday. Hair tangled into messy loose curls, and gunmetal eyes shadowed by exhaustion, he slowly trudges down the hall and down the stairs, making sure to hold tightly onto the railing.

MIKE EMERGED FROM THE BEDROOM wearing the khaki pants and shirt she laid out on top of the toilet for him.

He waited to be sure, but he did not have to, then he waited to decide what he would do and he did not have to wait for that either, because he already knew, and he looked at the far corner of the room where his rifle was, though he could not see it, and he looked out the window again, staring at the windows of the living room and Connie's room, forcing himself to keep his eyes there, as if it would be all right if the prowler did not come into his vision, did not come close to the house; but

Ma has been locked in Room for eight years with no hope of rescue until she utilizes her five year old son, Jack, to help her. The pair of them are inseparable, having only had each other ever since Jack’s birth inside Room. Ma and Jack express numerous similarities and differences in their personalities throughout Room by Emily Donoghue.

At about 4:00 a.m., a ship boarded a small port in California. It took three hours to unload the pretty light cargo. There were six crewmen who helped unload. One of them, a big heavy man named Bob used his knife to cut the boxes open and out popped about 800 kittens. The crew went ahh and ooh at the little furballs. Bob put two kittens in a box to take home for his two daughters.

The novel “A Room with a View” is a love story about a girl named Lucy, who meets a young George Emerson and Cecil Vyes in Florence Italy. As the story progresses, Lucy and Cecil begin to have feelings for each other. Cecil asks Lucy to marry her two times but in the third agrees to marry Cecil in a small town in England. Things begin to get complicated when the Emersons come back to England and Lucy begins to have feelings for George Emerson. Lucy calls off her marriage with Cecil after George talked Lucy out of marrying Cecil. Lucy ends up getting very frustrated and sad with the fact that everybody is mad and disappointed in her. She decided to leave and go on the Greece trip with Miss Alan’s. By the end of the book in chapter 20 she ends

There was a loud noise coming from Julie's brothers room and Julie wondered where her brother Gregor was. Julie has noticed that something strange was happening? Julie’s brother Gregor has been in his room for a long time. She goes and checks on him approaching his room fast as a cheetah. All Julie finds is a bug on the floor and no sign of Gregor. There was no sign of escape, no window open, no hole somewhere, and the front door is always locked. She assumes that her brother is the bug on the floor, that it must be him because there is no way a bug can get in. The bug just stood still even when she approached it . Knowing that the bug is her brother and that he has been in the room for a long time she thinks her brother must be starving.

One day, on a rather hasty Wednesday morning, Bernie and his family were getting ready to leave the house in a hurry. They put on their shoes, threw on a shirt, brushed their teeth, and were finally ready to go. Bernies’s sister, Joann, was on her way to get in the car, and, as she opened the door, received quite the scare from her sibling, or at least what was meant to be a scare.

Where were we at before rooms came along? Now here we are since rooms were made. Many changes have taken place in rooms between these points in time, however the bedroom is, and remains to be, the most used room in a household. Obviously we began to require more things of a room as time progressed, and so the necessary changes were implemented. By ascertaining a better grasp of the adjustments made to the bedroom from era to era, one may better appreciate and become more knowledgeable of the antiquities that befell the various ages. At the turn of the 19th century many more people occupied the same home together, usually about 10 people per house. Now keep in mind that the buildings of the 19th century were not as grandiose as those of today,

Jack Powell walked into Duffel’s, looking forward to some lunch. Duffel was behind the bar, taking inventory.

Fleur threw her arms around him and buried her face in his chest. "I am so glad you're home safe," she muttered against him, ignoring his comments. "I missed you so much."

One day a group of friends go to a room at his friend house. His friend locked his friend in his basement. His friend try to survive only one person as to survive. The group of people are try it figure how to escape the basement. Then one of them was try to open the door and the other one was finding food and blanket. One of his friend named john kim and the other friend was named victor. John find a bag full of fruit and peanut butter, bread, and water. Victor find blanket and pillow. Then john kim and victor went to sleep. Day 2, jon and victor woke up and victor and john was looking for a escape and john find a shelf and what behind was a door. John and victor push it and they escape there were stairs in the

This piece of art is pretty unusual, chilling, and creepy to some people. You enter the room, walk around in this room, and you feel uneasy and creeped out. You feel a sense of death as you walk through. There is no color, it is only a white room with what looks like thick black cobwebs hanging all around the room, from the ceiling to the floor. the “cobwebs” is what gives the uneasy feeling. To me, it looks like you are walking through caves with they way they were rounded on top and how low they come down. Some of the webs are covering the same object all over the room, beds. White beds with white sheets, again all of the room is white. These beds remind me of beds you would find in a old fashion hospital or in an asylum, thin mattresses,