Marshall And Hazel: A Fictional Narrative

I was sent to observe Mrs. Cannon 's 1st grade class after she contacted Dr. Jekyll at Athens State. Upon entering Mrs. Cannon 's classroom I noticed that her room is colorful and the student 's work is displayed all around her room. The desks are in rows, there is a Math Center, and there is a rug as the reading area.

moved toward Birdie and Vine was scared he would hurt her so Vine killed Aaron. Even in self-defense,

What Happened: Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) is accused of killing Carlos Rivera because her prints are on Julian's murder weapon, A.K.A. the dagger Helena used to murder Alexis' mother (6/17). Julian (William Devry) wants her to stand trial, promising to get her off (6/20). Alexis teams up with the PCPD and wears a wire, hoping to coax a confession out of him in the homicides of Duke Lavery, Rivera and a court witness (7/6). Julian finds the wire, takes her to the docks and nearly slits her throat before Sonny rescues her and she's able to stab him (7/8). As a result of working in Julian's favor while she was Carlos' lawyer, Alexis is temporarily disbarred (8/17). Leading up to being a star witness for the prosecution in Julian's trial, she has

He continued to walk around the commons, dragged people out from under the tables, and killing people from the “List.” He left six dead and countless others wounded, Valerie included. Valerie risked her life and jumped in front of Jessica Cambell, and got shot in the leg by Nick. When Nick realized what he had done, he turned the gun on himself and killed himself. Valerie woke up in the hospital three days later confused as ever. She learned that she was a suspect of the shooting because she wrote that list. The detective thought that since she created the list, then she ordered Nick to go and kill of those people. Others considered her as a hero, she saved Jessica’s life. Valerie was cleared of the charges after spending two weeks in a psychiatric hospital. She promised herself she would never see Nick’s grave, or go to any funerals. Before she knew it, it was the first day of senior year. Everyone had mixed feelings about her; some even left the class because they couldn’t stand looking at her. Valerie was alone and ignored until Jessica Cambell (the girl who Valerie saved) asked if she wanted to come and sit by her and her

Dorothy Allison's voice is one of authenticity, experience, and wisdom. This is apparent in her recounts of her mother's death and rape by her abusive stepfather as a child. She uses her storytelling as a way of sorting out her inner demons and memories of her broken life, “the [story] I wish I could make you hear,” as she says, because “the need to tell [her] story was terrible and persistent, and [she] needed to say it bluntly and cruelly, to use all those words, those old awful tearing words” (39, 42). She strives to get to the root of her own unresolved issues and, by her own admission, “[works] to make you believe [her]”:

She conveys Cadence’s frustration, her confusion, her lack of knowledge about what left her with these splitting headaches. As Cady slowly remembers her summer with Mirren, Johnny and Gat, the Liars, she realizes why everything happened. Although they were happy, having their mothers force them to kiss up to their grandfather for a better share of the land was exhausting. Finally, the four of them have had enough. They join together and plan to burn down the house that is causing the rift between their families. Everything goes according to plan, at first. They get everyone away from the house until it is just the four of them. They each have floors to douse in gasoline then set fire to. But that’s when things went

“Mom, just relax. Everything is okay; it isn’t what it seems. I’ll explain from the very beginning.”

The story about Timmy and Linda is so important because it represents the way storytelling and memory can alleviate the pain in any traumatic situation. "Lying in bed at night, I made up elaborate stories to bring Linda alive in my sleep."(O'Brien pg. 230). Timmy was the younger version of the new Tim, even when Linda first died he used stories to keep her alive. This was the first incident in his life that we know of where O'Brien references Storytelling to keep the dead alive. This can help us to understand why Tim O’Brien wrote this book, telling us all of his stories from war. Each of the stories he tells is a way to relieve his pain from war. In the worksheet over “Death”, I was asked what is meant by stories save people. What is meant

Caroline West had been abandoned three days after her birth, by some woman she didn't know, but that would all change today. After months of investigating and digging through hospital documents she had found the woman who was her mother: It had taken forever to sift through all the papers. But that hadn't deterred her -- after all how many pregnant women could leave a hospital without a child and not have it written down somewhere? Three to be precise, well at least on that Halloween night there had only been three. One woman had given birth to a boy, so that excluded her immediately. The second woman had been forced to give birth to her stillborn daughter and she was alive so that

After that day in Macon the four of them became closer to each other and remained best friends for a very long time. A few days later after the fire Jay and Anthony invited the girls to the skating rink. Samantha loaded up the fire extinguisher to play a prank on Anthony, but the prank did not work because he knew what she was doing. while they were at the skating rink Jay wanted to ask Kassady a very important question.

Hazel is naive in the way she thinks. She thinks more in the “then” than the “now”. The only place in the story where Hazel tells George to break the law, showing that she would break the law, is on lines 91- 107. This is shown specifically on lines 91, 92, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, and 107. On lines 91-92, Hazel says,”Go on and rest the bag for a little while,” showing that she wants her husband to break the law.

I personally think that Henry and Betty are curios toward a young girl while traveling from Toronto to Chicago. Mainly because they didn't think any race is superior than another, they are just curios. “So your mix.” Mrs. Norton says. “You're a mulatto!” Betty is just wondering about what race she is. She was curios if her parents are different colors. “Where did you live?” he asked. Again, he was wondering her history, and race. He didn't think that he was better or worse the her because of race. “You know, what are you? What race?” They aren't putting her down because of her race they just would like to know what race she is. All of this is why I think they are curious and not racist.

I stole, filled with the adrenaline of the moment and a childish bout of cognitive dissonance. Every student in Ms.Rainey’s third grade class dreamed of performing well enough to access the candy box she kept below her desk on the far side of the room. Our young minds saw the candy as the ultimate prize, better than a gold star or a “good job” and a pat on the back. We all knew the rules, pick just one, out of the boundless flavors and types of sugar. Some would plan their selections weeks in advance, while the more adventurous or, to be more accurate, chose in the spur of the moment.

In short stories characters can tend to be on same side of the spectrum, or on two completely different sides of the spectrum .The short story 20/20 has a similar character to Hazel in Gorilla My Love named Ruthie. Ruthie and Hazel ends up placing on the same side of the spectrum .The story 20/20 takes place in a car the same setting as the story Gorilla My Love takes place. Ruthie is a young women around the same age as Hazel, who takes a road trip with a boy named Bill. Ruthie also carries the characteristic trait of being a head strong women. During the car ride Ruthie keeps spotting famous land marks such as an Indian paint brush, big foot, and a golden eagle. Bill thinks that she is crazy by spotting these items but Ruthie proceeds insisting

Willie woke up very hungry. He could not wait for food. But he would have to go outside to get some, and he didn't want to wake up his family to tell them that he was leaving, so he left. When he went to a trash pile, he found a cold turkey leg! There wasn't even a bite taken from it! He devoured it, then thinking he should get food for his family. On his way, he found an old leather bag and took it along with him. He found a peach, and grabbed it, but it wouldn't move. Then he found the Clancy Gang walking up to him. One of the members came out of the trash pile holding a string that was connected to the peach. "Well well well...