Kamalu Short Story

When attempting to reassure her daughter Indi, Elyne Mitchell tells her the story of the almighty Thowra, a glorious “silver” stallion. Indi gets swept up in the story and follows Thowra’s life as her mother writes it. Thowra is taught all the secrets of the wild by his mother and becomes ready to lead a herd of wild brumbies. But, none of his mother’s lessons can prepare him for what lies ahead whether it be his own kind or ours.

With every experience, there is a lesson learned. In Hermann Hesse’s Siddhartha, as the main character Siddhartha journeys through life, each experience he encounters teaches him a different aspect of the value of life. Through his relationship with Kamala he learns the importance of love, when he tries to commit suicide he realizes the beauty of life, and when he lives with the ferryman he is taught to listen and ultimately achieve the end goal to life, Nirvana.

Farah Ahmedi is a determined girl who is looking to escape from Afghanistan. Wandering Aengus is a man whose curiosity gets the best of him when a beautiful girl appears out of nowhere. Walt Masters is a loyal boy who will do anything to protect others around him. However, all three were persevering through the hardships that took place during their mission of looking for a better life for others and themselves.

When undertaking a mission, a person is often driven to reach a goal or achievement. Occasionally, people commit themselves to a task that may seem impossible, but complete it anyways. The force that drives people like Farah Ahmedi, who escaped her war torn country on a prosthetic leg, Aengus who spent his entire life searching for a girl who he fell for, or John Steinbeck who traveled all throughout the U.S. in a camper with nothing but his dog, is much more powerful than any magic spell or super power. Using determination, you can push through hardships and undertake missions just like Ahmedi, Steinbeck, and Aengus.

Would you scale an entire a mountain without a leg, sled across miles of icy landscape being chased by bandits, or sail the Pacific Ocean just to help your friends or family? In order to save a friend's property, Walt Masters went on a mission and was intent on doing so. Searching for a home better than her war-torn country, she successfully eluded the dangers from her homeland. A boy leaving his home, a man coming back, Manjiro wanted to enter into his homeland, Japan, to help his family. However, all three were determined to succeed despite the troubles and obstacles in front of them, so they could help other people. Here are their adventures.

Scott Hudson, a high school kid trying to get through his sophomore year with great grades. Farah Ahmedi, trying to cross the border of Pakistan to escape the war-torn Afghanistan. Sam McGee, a man whose worst enemy is the cold and wants to be cremated. These three characters have all undertaken a mission with determination.

In fact, he had grown up with many fond memories as an overprotected only child in Shanghai, China. As he grew up near the ocean, to this day, the smell of sea spray brings him back many memories of playing fetch with his dog along the shore, skimming pebbles across the water and going fishing with his dad. ‘Every evening, dad and I used to bring seafood back [from fishing] for mum to cook dinner. I used to always boast about how I would own a big farm one day so that I could not only have seafood to bring back to my parents’ dinner table, but plenty of meat and vegetables

Moon Shadow, a Tang boy in the Middle Kingdom, otherwise known as China, lives with his mother and grandmother. His father, Windrider, is in the “Land of the Golden Mountain”, or America, in seek of money to send to his family, and bring them overseas. Moon Shadow’s grandfather died in America on the ship dock years before because he was lynched, or hanged, by the “demons”, or white people in America. Because of this tragic event, Moon Shadow’s mother does not ever want to or talk about the Land of the Golden Mountain, Grandfather, or her husband. All she ever says is “... He was a maker of most marvelous kites…” However, one day a distant cousin of Windrider’s, Hand Clap, comes with a message for Moon Shadow: Windrider wants Moon Shadow to

The Nyanga people also share a strong connection to animals, and the tale of Mwindo provides reasoning behind it. The story also provides a look into the real everyday life of the Nyanga people. From a traditional wedding ceremony, the importance of song to the people, and the different important foods to the peoples everyday life. The story of Mwindo and his encounter with Kirimu the Dragon allows the reader to see the customs put forth on the chiefs of the Nyanga people, and their belief that it is unacceptable to hunt and kill animals. Mwindo, who is young in stature and also in intellect, is shown to make mistakes that as chief will be punished for.

Jihana Viara came every night, no one knew exactly where from. If there were people camped on the beach, she sat by the fire, with

Besides that, Rawiri witnesses the signs foreshadowing Kahu’s future as the leader of the Maori tribe. Kahu is multi-talented, is the ‘leader of the culture group’ and ‘love to sing the Maori songs’ and even gave her speech at the end-of-year ceremony entirely in Maori. At such a young age, Kahu unusually displays many outstanding qualities that is required for a leader, and this suggest to the readers that she has what it takes and will eventually take up the leadership position as well. She ‘cried’ during the whale-beaching movie, ‘not even a lollipop would satisfy her’ and even ‘make a mewling sound at her throat’ when she witnessed the scene of whale-hunting on the beach. This shows that she is able to empathise and relate to the whales and there is a sense of communion between them, an ability that not even Koro possessed. He also saw her retrieving the stone from the deep waters, when all the other boys could not even do it. His narration of these events tells us that Kahu is unique and extraordinary, her astounding feats outshines the rest and thus hints to us that Kahu will do something great and lead her tribe.

"Puana attacked Clarke" Roan randomly brung up. He had forgotten to tell Lexa about it and it was his duty to tell her everything that happened during his time with Clarke.

Kamala, is the main, and indeed, the only female main character in the novel Siddhartha, by Hermann Hesse. Kamala, a wealthy courtesan, is the bridge between the lay people reading the novel and the main character Siddhartha, who is more of a holy man, than a relatable character. Kamala is a kind, yet selfish women who allows for the reader to connect to Siddhartha, by making him more imperfect. Later in the novel, even after Siddhartha has left town, she unintentionally brings Siddhartha, his son, and again provokes him to react as an imperfect human rather than a holy man. Thus, Kamala, while not necessarily a large character, she is integral to the plot and to the reader's ability to connect to the novel.

As Gangu’s dreams get shattered after reaching tea estate in Assam, so does Munoo’s. When Munoo confronts reality, he finds situation contradictory to the promises given by his uncle. He is neither treated properly nor fed sufficiently. He has to sleep in corners of kitchen. Anand

The main characters of the myth are Nama and the elephant. Nama is a beautiful woman who is miserable because she is married to an elephant. The elephant is rich and kind. The elephant loves Nama, but Nama does not love him back.