FBI Trainee Clarice Starling Summary

Politics and the word “exciting” being used in the same sentence is an oxymoron for most. But the CBS show Madam Secretary, shatters that assumption. The show is based on the life of a “rogue” Secretary of State, Elizabeth (Bes) McCord which is played by Tia Leoni. She has been appointed to the Secretary of State position just after the previous Secretary of State dies in a mysterious plane crash. The pilot episode begins with President Conrad Dalton pulls up to her private ranch house asking his former colleague from the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) to work with him again, but this time in his cabinet. She is reluctant at first for a few reasons, she is married and has three children, she has not previously held any political office, and she does not have any interest to advance herself in politics. The President does not take no as offer, gives her some time to think about it and later on McCord agrees to take the job. The show embracing a strong female leading character handing commonplace issues all the while not mentioning a political party propels a compelling message that resonates with its viewers and forces the viewers to request that our political system in reality was analogous to the show.

Stargirl was another fantastic book Jerry Spinelli. He added interesting characters, such as, Leo the quiet and shy one, Stargirl unique and fun one, Dori Dilson Stargirl only friend, Archie the wise and elderly one, Kevin Leo’s friend that likes the stoplight, and Hillari Kimble the popular bratty one. This book takes place in MICA, Arizona. Now, in paragraph one I will discuss the plot of Stargirl. Next, I will talk about the theme in Stargirl. Finally, I will evaluate Jerry Spinelli`s job on the novel Stargirl.

Characters: Herb Clutter, Bonnie Clutter, Nancy Clutter, and Kenyan Clutter were the family murdered. The killers were Dick Hickock and Perry Smith. The main detective is Al Dewey

Morrison, Helen, and Harold Goldberg. My Life among the Serial Killers: Inside the Minds of the World's Most Notorious Murderers. New York: William Morrow, 2004. Print.

This event was a huge discovery for the involvement with crime in America. Crosswell was 42 years of age, a police veteran, and he put his whole devotion into his work. During a check up with his partner at the motel for a bad check investigation, he noticed a suspicious boy of the mob member Barbara reserving rooms (Kelly 78.) With much suspicion, he decided to further investigate the event that was going on at the motel. As he preceded, he investigated Barbara’s home noticing dozens of more cars.

Having the notoriety for being a vicious and uncivilized decade, the Roaring Twenties created just two serial killers: Earle Leonard Nelson – the serial strangler nicknamed the “Gorilla Murderer” – and the malevolently corrupted Carl Panzram. In the 1930s and 1940s, serial killers were few and far between. The cannibalistic pedophile Albert Fish and the anonymous psycho known as the “Mad Butcher of Kingsbury Run” (aka the “Cleveland Torso Killer”) are the only known serial killers having a place with the Depression-era of America (Serial Killers Through History).

“Well Perry is acting very strange, Meghan and Lani are acting very suspicious and of course Sam and Jim are dead.”, Watson replied.

what is going to happen next. Lewis does a good job drawing out the suspense in the novel. She

so they start to riot. A great example of this in today's society is the, Black Lives Matter, movement. This book shows great examples of how the world works today with racial discrimination. The detectives in the novel ask Starr about Khalil’s past, and try to act that if he sold drugs he needed to die. Students in America today should be able to see how the world actually works instead of being blinded by lies.

In an ironic twist of events, one of Chicago’s finest represented and stood beside one of America's most infamous serial killers and never knew. Larson includes this little fact to not only shock the audience but to further show Holmes’s charismatic persona. The irony is elucidated in the words “most surprising and perhaps dismaying” and is further played out before the eyes of the reader, invoking a feeling of astonishment and even admiration for the criminal whose charm can blind the eyes of even the chief of police.

Stargirl, the main character, also the protagonist altered her personality, demeanor, and her overall individuality by becoming ‘normal’ for Leo Borlock. Leo is important to Stargirl, which is why she chose to change herself in hope to make him happy. Stargirl chose to change when Leo expressed his feelings. He conveyed that she needs to conform to her peers by the way she dresses and speak in order to further satisfy him and enhance his attraction to her. Stargirl primary name is Susan, which is who Leo wanted her to be, ultimately. Stargirl and Susan are very different from each other. Stargirl is free and does not care about other people’s perception of her. She is very unique and exceptional. Stargirl carries a huge canvas bag with a life-size sunflower painted on along with a long dress so long that resembles a wedding gown. In that canvas bag was her pet rat she is fairly close to name Cinnamon. Susan on the other hand, is “normal” and like other teenagers her age. She wore regular jeans along with sandals topped with common accessories her classmates wore. So to conclude, a single change

I glanced over to the crowd of people watching me, waiting to see how the widow will grieve. Lined up outside the tent were a dozen fellow FBI agents, vowing to extract revenge for one of their fallen. The legendary agent, John D. Slate, that always got his perp. I stared at the lot of them and noticed their eyes shift down. How many knew the legend’s secrets?

In Rebecca Stead’s book, “Liar & Spy,” a young boy named Georges moves into a new home with previous problems of making friends. In his new building, Georges find a note in the lobby, “Spy Club Meeting-TODAY!” The note had looked old, so Georges moved on, but his father playfully wrote, “WHAT TIME?” That’s when they got a reply saying, “1:30?” and Georges meets Candy and her brother Safer.

However, a man named David Pletcher comes into the story smoothly as a Detective working for the FBI that goes against the law and get’s caught up in all the commotion. He helps the four stay out of jail from a solid case that’s put onto them by a wealthy business black man. The case strictly states that Blaine had murdered one of the victim’s close friends in the afternoon. Down below is a biography on each of the four main characters in the

BENNETT identified the suspect by the name of RYAN. BENNETT said RYAN, who is approximately 25 years old, is a bald, white, skinny male and is approximately 6’1” – 6’2”. She stated he has no facial hair, no tattoos, and that he did have a scar on his left cheek. BENNETT stated that she recognized RYAN’s cologne as polo brand and she was able to recognize it because she really likes that brand of cologne. BENNETT also stated that RYAN identified himself as a criminal justice major and he had stated he is also a fry cook at Spencer’s on Grand River. I then asked BENNETT if she had RYAN’s telephone number or if she had taken any photos with RYAN at the bar, she replied that she had neither of