Jin In The Story Of The Monkey King

his meal. The man recognized the tail and shot the monkey, so he could retrieve

It begins with the dramatic line "Everybody hates me." The author then proceeds to take us on a journey written in the first person from the point-of-view of Tao Symonds, the eleven year old narrator and central character, as he reflects on the previous few months of his life. Tao thinks the whole world is against him. He is suffering pressure from school, his parents and their new partners, as well as from his peers to join in theirescapades and to top it all off, his dog has died. Tao feels confused and angry because his parents, middle aged surfer father, Greg, and his mother, a teacher called Christine, are in the process of a break-up. Tao then lists his troubles and tells the reader of his present dread as he is taken by his mother

The character Scott an upper-class individual son of a mayor, in the (sexuality) hustling business created a false identity to bother his father. A two-face who first hanged out with Bob’s group first and then went back to his real life. Then through the character Mike a young man who suffers from narcoleptic seizure; condition in where he falls asleep deep anywhere and at any time. A character who keeps looking for his personal identity. He misses and starts to look for his mother. On the road, he always says like he has been there before. Through the words, he understands his own value and repeats

They first come across Pigsy in the Cloud Ladder Cave, where Monkey tries to engage in battle. After discovering that Monkey too is a disciple, Pigsy explains how he became a convert of the Bodhisattva Kuan-Yin. He also says he was told to wait for the pilgrim, in order to assist him. Meanwhile everyone comes to a halt as they look at the roaring River of Flowing Sands and spot a river monster. Monkey seeks help from the Bodhisattva and her disciple Hui-an after trying to engage in battle. The Bodhisattva says, “Take this gourd and travel with monkey to the River of Flowing Sands. There you must shout, ‘Sandy!’ He is sure to come out, and when he does, take him to the Master so that he may submit and become a disciple” (140). Ultimately, the flock comes together, to set off for their quest to the Thunder Monastery

1. The book is about a 14 year old boy, named Ponyboy and the struggles he faces as a teenager.

The main character in this book is thirteen-year-old Quest Munoz. Quest is referred to as Q by everyone. He is taller than his step sister who is two years older than he is. Q is the son of Blaze Munoz and the stepson of Roger Tucker. He is also the step brother to Angela Tucker. Q is considered to be really good with magic and has a passion to become a magician. Another major character in this book is fifteen-year-old Angela Tucker. Daughter of the presumably dead, Malak Tucker and the step sister to Quest Munoz. She

This book evoked several reactions in me, both confused and pained. A common theme through each story is being called names. The Monkey King is so hurt by the Gods excluding him and calling him a monkey (even though he is one) that he rebrands himself as the Great Sage, Equal of Heaven and plans revenge on all the

One of the main characters named Gene eventually loses his innocence and realizes it within himself. He used to suck up to everybody and be one of those kids that would be silent and was a follower. Throughout the rest of the story, Gene gets brave and expresses what he wants and what he has on his mind. He plays with the fire that sparked inside of him and let it grow stronger. Gene matured greatly and became a stronger person.

The beginning of the book introduces characters and gives a solid foundation for knowledge on the rest of the book. At the beginning of the book, the author, Bruce Brooks introduces Jerome the main character. In the book it talks about Jerome's background and his family. It also mentions that he will be the first African-American at his school. The book also talks about Jerome and his passion for basketball. Jerome loves basketball a lot. Jerome is also very talented at basketball.

It is about a 14 year old boy named Ponyboy Curtis, who is in a gang called the Greasers. The Greaser have an awful reputation in their city, and members of the public believe that they are hoodlums and they deserve to be in jail. Some of the Greasers have embraced their role, and they act like real hoodlums and fight Socs, another gang that hates Greasers. Ponyboy is proud of his gang, but sometimes he wonders about doing the right thing and has an inner conflict. The book expresses his thoughts very clearly,

The main character of the book, Ender, is the younger brother of Peter and Valentine. He is afraid of his brother and loves his sister. When he is six years old he is chosen by the IF, or International Fleet, to save mankind from the bugger invasion. Wherever Ender happens to go, big things happen and by nine years old he is ready to command his own army. Ender eventually saves all of mankind from the buggers by destroying them completely. The hero character archetype is after an ultimate goal and encounters obstacles while trying to achieve the goal. They as well are morally good which will be challenged throughout the novel. The hero is also responsible for saving a bunch of people.

Deep in the forest of South America, the tribe of the Nocturne monkeys was in tatters. A great plague of King’s Cold swept across the land, paralyzing and slowing killing the Nocturne monkeys. Monkeys died every day. It was only a matter of time before the tribe was wiped out. The desperate Nocturne tribe needed a hero. They needed a savior. A spark was found, and hope was recovered. They had found a hero, in the form of Lothar the Ape. He was a great monkey, the symbol of the tribe, their greatest warrior. The tribe leader ordered Lothar to seek a prophet to show him his way.

Once there was a big monkey that lived in the jungle and he ruled all the other monkeys. This monkey was not a regular monkey he was the Ape god. This monkey had two sides to him he had his side were he was nice to the other monkeys then he had his times were he would bully the other monkeys. He would never actually kill any of the animals of the monkeys except for one reason and that reason was if they were supreme.

The king informed the monk that tripitaka was deceived by a conjurer who took him into opening, then after that tackled him and put on a show as the genuine king. Tripitaka was asked by the lord to tell it to his child. The Monkey supports him and he persuades the lord's child about what really happened and Pigsy rescues the king’s body. He got his life back and restored in to his place. After that, the explorers run over a city and over people too, but now Buddhism is pulverized and the ruler is get affected by 3 Taoist Immortals. Along with the immortals, the followers of monk also joined in the downpour contest held there. Using the support of the rain monsters, Monkey and Tripitaka succeed and thereby city again started following the religion,

To begin with, the story is told chronologically by Camara Laye. He is telling the story in a first-person point of view. For example, the story starts when he was five or six years old when he saw his father’s spirit guide and how he continually grows up to learn more wisdom from his family and friends. The structure of the book fit its topics because his life continually changed throughout the story which he had to learn and adapt to the environment. For example, he visited his relatives in Tindican which they had different expectations of him. His relatives wanted him to become farmer and he had adapted to the simple life of the community.