Field Of Screams

Have you ever been crammed in to a small space for a short amount of time? Yeah it’s terrible right! How would you like to be like that for several days, even months? The glory field talks about the horrid things that the slaves were put threw when they were being transported. They were shoved on to a small boat chained together for several months. Not only that but they barely had food and even light. But really thing question is, did Walter Dean Myers write the Glory Field historically accurate?

The scene where Elie witnessed a man screaming into a cauldron of soup was one I thought to be extremely pungent and shocking. When reading a book like this, it is easy to forget about the physical appearance of the people in the camps; between the harsh work and low food portions they all probably looked like walking skeletons. Just one example was the random man who was shot over the soup cauldron. His own appearance must have been such a shock that he either didn't care or didn't even comprehend, that he would be shot on sight if he made a sound. The scream was described by Elie as a “death rattle” which made the scene particularly vivid. Ultimately, it was highly upsetting from a reader's perspective, and I wondered why the man had chosen

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a time where the scariest places were in work? How about the Riddle House located in Florida, where two grown men committed suicide and are waiting for their next victims. The Bell Witch Cave is where a family was killed by spirits that still are hungry for young blood. A little girl died and her soul lies in each of the dolls watching and waiting for her killer at The Island of the Dolls located in Mexico. The Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum is located in Weston, West Virginia. In the past, people who have entered this building have instantly gained mental issues and were diagnosed with unusual diseases. The Trans-Allegheny lunatic Asylum is the scariest places in the world, because of it is intense

About some of the rides. One of the rides i went on is steel venom. I am never going on that ride ever again because i have a fear of heights and it goes really high into the air. Another ride that i hate was the stupid power tower. I hate heights and i went on it with my dad and it

The war on drugs has been around for a very long time. For some people taking drugs is part of their lives and it is the only thing that gets them through their day. Some drugs are legal and some are illegal but each drug is used in some form of way. People with addiction to drugs fight their own war to either get help that they always wanted or finding drugs to help them stay high. The book Chasing The Scream by Johann Hari is about people's history on drugs and how they got addicted to it or how they recovered from it. Harri gets personal stories from each individual he meets about their struggles with drugs and the journey they went through to get to where they are today. He also talks about theories on how to end the war on drugs and how

From “Sons of Anarchy” to “Nip Tuck”, FX has created popular TV dramas over the years. However, none of them has had such significant popularity as Ryan Murphy’s “American Horror Story”, known for its blood and gore, and “Glee” known for its sharp social commentary. The creation of these TV series led to the drastic rise to stardom of Ryan Murphy’s career. Though “Glee’s” stint on TV has ended, it was a highly acclaimed series with high ratings. Today, “American Horror Story”, his project following “Glee”, is now one of TV’s highest rated series, which is an especially peculiar accomplishment for a TV series of this genre. Therefore, when the creation of a new horror TV series was announced, nothing but sheer greatness was expected.

This was my journey to The Death Valley National Park, it was a fun and exciting three days there. Death Valley is located in southeastern California and west of Las Vegas, Nevada. Probably the worst part of the trip was flying, my mom and I hate flying. But after flying we go to the park and the The Stovepipe Wells Village Hotel. Stovepipe Wells Village Hotel is located in the heart of Death Valley with a great spot for families and adventures. This hotel is very popular and has had a lot of good reviews. I see why it had all those good reviews. It was a very good hotel overall. It is home to the Tollhouse Restaurant and Badwater Saloon. This hotel also has a pool which is nice because as it is very hot we can cool down in the pool. Free

In October monsters arise especially in the night and at Knott's berry farm! Well I've been and I'm going to tell you about my experience. Hope your brave and can listen to every scary detail muhahahaha. Well first my grandma picked me up and brought me to a resturant called claim jumper. Its right next to Knott's. My Aunt showed we ate grandma went home and me and aunt jenny went alone. It was easy we simply walked in no line but we did come early. Stupidly I shoud've already knew it would happen but I wasn't paying attention and right when I walked in someone jumped at me!!! My heart skipped a beat or two I felt relief knowing my aunt was okay. There was a huge crowd waiting to get to ghost town then it opened everyone rushed we followed.

When we got to the park, my brother and sister went directly to one of the highest roller coasters. They were so pumped up while I was terrified to death. After thinking it through, I decided to skip the first ride and maybe all the other ones too. They just papered so gigantic, noisy and intimidating like a beast.

As the day continued, and so did the rain, so did our adventure. We rode almost every ride in the park. Every ride was running except for the Top Thrill Dragster. I had wanted to go on that one so bad, and was very disappointed when we found out it was closed due to the rain. We decided to go on the Maverick instead. With no lines, we rode it about 3 time in a row. Then, we headed over to my favorite ride, the Millennium Force. With speeds reaching 93 miles per hour, it is definitely the best ride in my

This famous thrill ride theme park is on top of an 869 foot building. This dare-devil theme park opened 1976 with some of the scariest rides you will ever go on. When you're slowly creaking to the top you can see the whole city of Las Vegas with the most prettiest lights. If going 40 mph and 68 feet high isn't enough for you, come and jump off the 108 floor with only a couple of wires and and a harness. Once you jump off the building you will land on a big sticky green gel pad. After you land the crowd will be gasping you with bravo. So come here and see the biggest rides and you will never want to

It has a gloomy vibe. 4 large crematoria like buildings, along with the smell of death in the air, with just a hint of fear. There are the constant trains bringing along the next set of victims, unsuspecting and unwilling. These hostages, freedom bound and hopeful, just praying that they will survive the night. What is this horror show of a place? Auschwitz, the infamous holocaust death camp, known to be one of the biggest contributors to the mass genocide, started from it’s humble beginning, to it’s terrifyingly efficient peak, consequently, to its long awaited death.

The field that is built in the movie is much nicer as opposed to the discount project of the Ray in the written story. In the film he recreates the luxurious field exactly how he envisioned it, he even included the costly stadium lights. The film’s field also seemed to have been built much quicker and resembled a field nice enough for a semi pro team to play on. Whereas the other field a little league team in a bad neighborhood would have opted not to play baseball if that particular field was their only option

The Paintings A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte and The scream have several similarities and difference between them, but one difference that can be easily seen is the painting techniques. A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte is made of oil paint on canvas and its dimensions are of 6’91/2’’ by 10’11/4’’. The artist of A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte uses the technique of “Divisionism” or “Pointillism”. The artist uses small multidirectional strokes of colors in his painting

The scream will forever haunt me. I hear “EMILYYYYY” on replay all day in my head. I can still make out the despair and sorrow in her voice. I later found out that Emily Roland, a twenty year old student at the University of Minnesota, had fallen to her death at a place I had been just ten minutes before the fall. It makes me think about if times had changed, and I would have been the one to fall. This haunts me.