Liar Liar

In the non-fiction The Secret Lives of Sergeant John Wilson by Louis Simmie the main character, John Wilson, also known as Jack, was a pathological liar who used his lies to escape self embarrassment. He used these lies to be with another woman, and in the end to try to get away with the murder of his first wife, Polly. John's lies ended up changing his life, he would tell one lie then have to tell two more to cover it up. All of John's lies ended up hurting himself and the people around him; this is shown with him getting the death penealty and in him killing Polly.

Max was interesting from the start meaning his story in general. His whole plan could’ve gone completely wrong. But thanks for someone like Hans Huberman who understand his risks of keeping a Jew in his basement and accepted it. Max is the type of person who didn’t seem like he much so he took the littlest bit for granted. He always made sure Liesel, Rosa, and Hans all ate before they even thought of feeding him. Even if he got scraps he beyond thankful for that. He was similar to Liesel that’s why in the book they got along so well. But they are very different in some ways. Max can be very thoughtful sometimes, like when he was reading the book saying it was a great book. But then started ripping the pages out and painting over them to make a new book for

Although seemingly innocent, the small town of Corrigan, where the novel, Jasper Jones, is set, is home to a vast number of lies and secrets, and holds an immense amount of deception and manipulation within its walls. Secrets are a pivotal part of life and the human experience, and Jasper Jones reflects this in a relevant and thought-provoking manner, presenting the ways in which secrets and deceits can alter a person’s life for the worse, and cause emotional damage and trauma to those involved with the dishonesty.

When Mark finally decides he has the courage to tell his class the truth, some of what he says is “I’m a liar. I think the last words I said to this class were that Jody Mueller was a liar. Not so. Jody got an abortion just like she said... Then I tricked her into thinking it was her fault...

There is many things in his testimonies the contradict with other people's testimonies. First in his testimony he says he was walking passed Max's porch when he saw Max sitting out there, so he went and joined him for a couple cokes. That doesn't make sense because in the preliminary report it says the Max invited his friends over for a housewarming party. He also goes on to say that he went up to the bathroom at 2:45 and was up there for 10 minutes and came down to see Max dead laying on the ground. He called out about 3:00. But if you look at Chloe's testimony it say that she went to the bathroom at 2:30 and didn't come back down till 3:00 when she heard Ray yell. But the problem with that is that it was a 2 bedroom- 1 Bathroom house. So they would have been in the bathroom at the same time. It doesn't make sense, someone is lying.

In the novel, Freak and Max become like brothers by how they act toward one another as if they are family. Freak states, ‘“We are Freak the Mighty, that’s who we are. We’re nine feet tall, in case you have not noticed’”(Philbrick 40). That statement shows that Freak and Max have a strong bond and they are proud of being friends. Then, Max says, ‘“I swear on the dictionary if Freak ever tries to eat Chop Suey again, I’ll dump it on his head or something”’(Philbrick 87). That statement proves to the reader that Max cares for Freak and will do whatever it takes to protect him. Finally, Max says

In the beginning of the book Maximum Ride max does not know that family is the most important thing in life so she is feeling lonely and stressed. One specific example that shows this is “max your way out of line” fang said furiously “ there is no way he is. Coming with us” Fang said. “He saved our lives and they were going to kill him” max told fang. “good” fang said. “ he tried to kill us a hundred times”. Max let the person who almost killed her fang and the rest of the flock come with them. And max does not see the big deal. Another specific example that shows this:. “ the one think we have is each other . the one thing we can depend on, no matter what. We have to… talk about stuff.” I would pretty much rather have been torn apart by wild animals. “I like it better when you don't talk” (22) Max is saying that to the person she loves the person who has always been there for her who cares about her. So why is she telling him to stop talking. Lastly a specific example that shows this:

If we only judged him on is looks, we might assume he is this huge mean guy. The first time we him he wasn’t the best kid “until I persuaded him otherwise”. This shows that he likes to use his legs and feet to tell people off. Max also was called “kicker”. This also shows he mostly likes to talk with is hands and feet instead of his mouth. However, we later see him as a hero when he saves loretta from Kenny Kane. This confirms our thoughts by showing that Max is not as we thought and he’s caring and

In the movie Liar Liar Fletcher and Audrey have been divorced for no more than a couple years. This movie portrays the process of how the family deals with splitting time with their son, Max, and the influence of new relationships. Audrey seems to have full custody of their son Max. While Fletcher is a workaholic lawyer who can never seem to make time for Max. Fletcher has a common fault of telling Max he will do something or be somewhere and then cancel after Max had already been waiting. Audrey has a semiserious relationship with Jerry, however Jerry is moving to Boston for his job. Audrey and Jerry have been dating for some time and in order to not lose their relationship Jerry proposed to Audrey. She was hesitant but accepted. Since Jerry had formed a friendship with Max by playing catch together and Fletcher could not spend time with Max while they were together. Audrey decided moving to Boston and making a new life with Jerry would be best. Fletcher is jealous of Max and Jerry’s relationship, but still cannot seem to put Max before his work. Fletcher even missed Max’s fifth birthday party. During Max’s birthday party he made a wish that Fletcher could not lie for a whole day. This event made Fletcher realize what a terrible father he was. While Fletcher was having an epiphany moment his family was boarding a plane to move to Boston and live with Jerry. Fletcher rushed to meet them before the left. He caused a big commotion and their

In the book, Freak the Mighty, Kenny kane sets a tone for Max to respond to. Kenny Kane takes max with a hard and untrusted way of making him follow him where he wanted to go. The author made the tone and mood perfectly so that Max can describe what is happening. Kenny Kane blames and feels sorrowful about max and his grandparents, which makes Max feel nervous as he states” You can’t hear the sorrow in his voice even though you can see the tears on his face.” Which confuses Max.

While cofacilitating the group, you meet Max, who was court ordered to participate as a result of allegations of assault. After a careful review, you find that he has six past charges of assault. Max is an attractive man in his mid-thirties. He is charming with both the males and female in the group. Although it is clear that he does not feel he should be in the group, you find that he adds dimension to it.

I thought of you and your books and words, and this strange story came into my head. I hope you can find some good in it. ”(444)Max is handling his memories, conversations, and thoughts with or about Liesel to create something. Using words to leave something of him behind in view of that Liesel has done so much to make his hiding less of a prison

Bob and Mayella lie in court in the novel, but why do they do it? I think that Bob Ewell lied because he does not want to be in trouble himself. Some evidence such as Bob being left handed, Mayella being beaten on her right side, and no one getting a doctor, could mean that Bob raped her not Tom. If he were to be found guilty, he would have plenty time in prison and that would give him and Mayella a bad reputation. He also lied for all of his kids. If he were in jail he would not be there with his kids or for Mayella. There would be no support besides Mayella if he was not there. Mayella also has reasons to lie as well.One reason she lies may be that she fears her father. If she ratted him out and he did not get in trouble, he may beat her

Max was desperate to get Victoria's attention. Technically, she didn't have to be desperate, because Victoria gave her more than enough attention. Just not the kind she wanted.

• She decided that the situation with Stuart was irreconcilable and that she needed to remove herself from the situation. She summarized her financial contributions and provided the summary to Stuart, accepting his offer to buy out her share. The buyout did not materialize.