Jasper Jones Chapter 1 Alternate Ending

The Queen’s sleepwalking is now a nightly habit. She talks about the unnatural doings of Scotland and its people, and rubs her hands, as if cleaning them, while claiming there is blood all over them. “Out, damned spot! Out I say!” Her outburst

I am helpless and powerless. I have failed in my duties of caring for my Queen. I have allowed her to slowly suffer in her tormented mind; I have allowed her spirit to crumble and her soul to be lost forever. I am simply a servant of my Queen; I have tended and comforted her since she married into the Macbeth house. Where as many young girls are worried about their pre-arranged marriage; so too was my lady until she saw Macbeth and swore that she had fallen in love. I have been there by her side for many years; I have seen her fall in love; I have seen her lose her loved ones. I was there the very day we drove away from her family, I sat with her the whole journey sitting quietly as I watched gentle tears fall down her face. It was that

ELIZABETH: Spoke or silent, a promise is surely made. And she may dote on it now—I am sure she does—and thinks to kill me, then to take my place.

Late one summer evening Jasper Jones appears at Charlie Bucktins window where Jasper seeks Charlie’s assistance to help him with a dark conundrum he was facing; He takes Charlie into the bush to his secret glade and things begin to turn dark, Charlie see’s Laura Wishart body hanging from a tree. Jasper knows he will be blamed for the death of his secret girlfriend Laura because he is blamed for everything in the town of Corrigan. Jasper explains this to Charlie and he reluctantly agrees to help sink Laura’s body to the bottom of the dam. This gives them time to investigate the real killer, which Jasper is convinced is Mad Jack Lionel. The young adult novel Jasper Jones set in 1965 it contains traces of detective fiction, romance, gothic and comedy.

She convinces Macbeth on the night of Duncan’s arrival to their castle that murdering him is the only thing to do to make sure he does get the crown. She tells him to look innocent and follow her lead. ‘Only look up clear; To alter favour ever is to fear: Leave all the rest to me.’

Although being of royal descent, Princess Elizabeth led one of the most despondent lives in the kingdom. At the young age of five, she witnessed the assassination of her father through the cracks of the closet, where she hid. Her mother, who hid with her desperately covered the mouth of young Elizabeth, for fear that she would scream. Elizabeth however, did not scream. She was at such a loss for words and emotions that she did not know how to react. It was from this day that she realized the cold, brutal harshness of the world, and promised herself that she would always stand up for her subjects to life’s evils. It was in fact

After being disowned by her parents, she was determined to kill her sister and take her place as the Queen of Wonderland. “The queen is head. Long live the

Here, Lady Macbeth advises her husband against wallowing in his own guilt and dread, though only pages ago she herself admitted to having to become intoxicated in order to carry out the murderous plot. She dons a strong, ruthless façade to encourage her husband, when in reality she is not a woman who would cruelly kill her own child, but a lady who balks at killing a man because he looks like her

The two stared at each other for a moment before laughing it off. Kairi stopped and sent Tsuna a serious look. “I meant what I said. This tickle spot is a no-touch zone.”

Percival hadn't lain with a woman in months. His last lady friend – his only lady friend – decided she preferred another man.

The queen finds out he committed adultery. The queen started to become very suspicious by sending a message saying bring the children to the court. She then orders the cook to kill the children and serve them to the king. This queen was struggling with jealous/enraged she became hot with another kind of heat than the sun’s. She also vengeful/manipulative because she threatens to kill the secretary if he does not inform her what is going on with her husband who she suspects is cheating. Some struggles are not justifiable she is an evil queen that is jealous of Talia. She employs that the secretary retrieve the twins. She also deals with cannibalism she so sick. Enviousness and jealously is something that bothers her every day, because the queen cannot have any children. She wishes the twins would be retrieved to kill and eat them. The queen is cold-hearted, and she known to be unreasonable. She tries to attempt murderer; she wants Talia’s belongings when attempting to kill her and of course the belongings are clothing which are material items of status, including pearls and an embroidered

"Come one, come all, to the announcing of the new king and queen of Margaret at the castle. It will be announced August 20th of 1762 at a quarter to eleven! People who do not come will be executed the following week." It was an invitation to the dreaded announcing of the new king and queen, and Walter already had a ride. He was one of the thousands of slaves of the old king and queen, who were mostly fair to their servants, but the new queen, Queen Primrose, was just brutal.

I was as frightened a mouse, we would get in deep trouble if we were caught looking for Atticus. I said looking at the jail house, “That’s funny, jail doesn’t have an outside light”. When were drawing closer we saw Atticus reading a newspaper on a chair. Scout made started running toward Atticus but I stopped him. I said, “We may not disturb him, he may not like it. Let's go home, I just wanted to see where he was.” I was happy that Atticus was safe but we needed to get back home so no one would find out about this.

Whenever the queen is displeased it usually results in somebody getting their head cut off. This can be seen when Alice is put on trial in front of the queen and her court. The queens ruling results in Alice being guilty and becoming defiant to the queen. As a result the queen shouts, “off with her head!” (Carroll, 102). This represents Alice and her madness because as I stated earlier, this was all in Alice’s dream. Therefore the queen is a representation of what goes on in Alice’s head. She has that dark mental side to her nature.

Elizabeth I, queen of England, was very strategic in the way she presented herself to the public. In my short story, The Queen’s Decision, Elizabeth’s public and private selves are evident and occasionally contrast with each other, especially during the decision to execute Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots. Publicly, the Tudor queen had a strong aversion to beheading Mary Stuart, but her personal insights depict hostility to the fellow queen.