I Drip, Drop, Drip, Drop. That was the sound Micah Vale has been hearing for 7 years. Staring at the cold metal bars of his personal jail cell. Today was different, his normal security guard came in and said one word “Parole.” His conditions were to stay in the state. “I’m going on vacation!” Micah shouted with joy.
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Finally! Rodd Lambert thought. He was promoted to bureau chief. His new office was glistening. Everyone had to listen to him.He didn’t have to work hard working hard was for climbing the ladder but now he’s at the top. Ring Ring went the phone.
“Hello” answered the Bureau Chief
“ This is your new boss” said a voice from the phone “I expect 100% effort from you every single day. I hate slackers and I will replace
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Casey didn’t really care because she was going on vacation, it wasn’t far away but it was a break from work and she was thankful.
Chapter 2
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It was nice to be out of jail, he hadn’t seen the sun in 7 years. Its rays felt good on his skin. He was going on vacation only half an hour away but it wasn’t jail and that is what mattered. The Breengsington resort and pool, it was going to be a great week away II The Breensington was the best resort in the area though it was hard for Rodd to relax he kept playing the phone call in his head over and over and over. I will replace you in a heartbeat. He couldn’t get it out of his mind if he got replaced he would have to work hard again and that was not an option.
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Was that him,April thought,no it can’t be it’s all in your head,and even if it is him he’s on parole for a reason that means he was behaving. After reassuring herself April stopped staring out of her hotel window and went out to the Breensington’s pool for a relaxing
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He had been hearing rumors that he was Micah Vale. He new the rumors were true because he was Micah’s prison guard for the first 3 years of his sentence. Rodd had heard
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April was very shaken up from her encounter with Micah Vale. His scream seemed to hit her in the stomach and she had spent the rest of night in her room. She cheered herself up by telling herself that the Bureau chief was at the Breensington and she could ask him about the position.
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Casey was sitting in her room replaying the scene from this afternoon in her head. Poor Micah,she thought they’re probably going to call the police and then his vacation will be ruined.She had to put it behind her. Her friend Billy Dane was coming to the Breensington for the rest of the week, he was working extra hard because his boss told him he was very close to promotion.
Chapter 4 The hotel guests had been called to a meeting over breakfast. The Breensington’s owner stood up and with a pale sunken face he made an announcement,
“Last night April Lehman died.” A simultaneous gasp ripple through the crowd. Murmuring instantly broke out throughout the
became alarmed and found Casey at Tony Lazaro, her boyfriend at the time. When Cindy
Make sure your margin notes are complete. This is a quiz so write quiz worthy margin notes. Chapter Twenty Find and underline/highlight at least three examples of Holden’s failed attempts to make a date while he is drunk. Pg 150-151: “Yes-stop screaming.
“She was a girl who’d lost her brother, and someone had led her to believe I did it, and in anguish she had tracked me down. If I’d been in her place, would I have done anything differently?”Maria Lu p. 230. This quote shows the ways that Day has grown because of his experience while he was with June. At First , he felt anger while he was June because she betrayed him. However, after making an effort to empathize with her he comes to understand why she treated him the way she did. He also begins to see what he has common with the girl he believes is his enemy. Near the end of the book June finally understand why Day means so much to her and how she can’t let him go, he reminds her of her brother.
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In Evans D. Hopkins’ “Lockdown,” Evan shares his experience of rehabilitation throughout his incarceration in the Nottaway Correctional Center in Virginia. Through persuasive writing Evans convinces the reader that rehabilitation is a necessity for prisoners in order to better themselves, and better the world as a whole. The prison system should provide low-level criminals with the tools for a better life after prison, should they want it. Hopkins uses emotional appeal to pull on the reader’s heartstrings.
Nick was bulled a lot; by Chris. “Hey freak, Chris said. Hold this for me. He pulled a wad of gum out of his mouth and dropped it in Nick’s mashed potatoes.” Val had a lot of pain and sadness in her, after Nick shot people. “I’d spend about an hour in my room darkening around me, wondering what the hell happed to make me so unsure of who I even was. Because who you are is supposed to be the easiest question in the world to answer, right only for me it hadn’t been easy for a very long time.” Dr. Hieler had to help Val problem solve. “Dr. Hieler demonstrates his love for other people. Even though Dr.Hieler knew that Valerie’s boyfriend was the killer. He still said “I’m sorry.”
In “The Most Dangerous Game,” each phenomenon that occurred throughout the short story created an exhilarating and intense adventure. Connell ultimately produces a climactic plot coated with abrupt events causing readers to ponder on unspecified details that were later confirmed at the resolution of the story. Author Richard Connell accentuated an ominous atmosphere into his story utilizing dark, eerie descriptions to develop an intense setting, emotional feelings of hatred to foreshadow future events, and abnormal personalities to encapsulate his characters’ true self.
"Count!" The prison guard yelled on a brisk Saturday in Maidens, Virginia. I watched as the prisoners lined the walls of the James River Correctional Facility. While the majority of my friends spent their Saturdays enjoying pizza and ice cream with their family, my Saturdays consisted of being in a prison visitation room. My father was serving a thirty year sentence for distributing crack cocaine. As the years went on, I began to look forward to seeing the barbed wire and prison guards. I knew that in the midst of the penitentiary environment, I would at least be able to see a father figure for a few hours.
Does Teddy Daniels really suffer from a psychological disorder? It was pretty evident that in fact Andrew Laeddis or “Edward ‘Teddy’ Daniels” is a crazy person. Teddy is an intelligent and highly capable person, but through traumatic events through his experiences in World War II caused him to drink heavily to repress his memories. Throughout the book you can see that the conscious state of Teddy Daniels battling with the unconscious state of Andrew Laeddis for freedom.
One summer, April opted to go get a job in Winnipeg instead of spending time with Cheryl. She got introduced to the night life and some other elements of that type of living. Cheryl was slightly offended and disappointed that April didn't come to see her.
Several states across the Country have enacted or attempted to enact legislation which can enable detention of a prisoner past his/her release date. This type of legislation’s general purpose is to provide a mechanism whereby prisoners who, if released pose an unacceptable risk of
Cancer has affected so many people I know and love, specifically my mom; my hilarious, sarcastic, quick-witted best friend; my source of advice; my role model. As many of you know, she passed away March 24th from an unfair, short-lived battle with cancer. Her death is what has inspired me to join Relay for Life. I want to join this movement to limit the amount of people who suffer from this evil disease, or carry the grievance of the death of a loved one. This fundraiser is a community-based event, which means no two Relays are the same, but they all support the American Cancer Society’s mission.
So naturally Michaelis tried to find out what had happened, but Wilson wouldn’t say a word — instead he began to throw suspicious look at his visitor and ask himself what he’d been doing at certain times on certain days of the week. Just as the latter was getting restless, some workers came past heading to the door for his restaurant, and Michaelis approach the chance to get away, intending to return later. But he never did. He supposed he forgot to, that’s all. When he gets outside again, a little later after seven o’clock, he was remembered of the conversation because he heard Mrs. Wilson’s voice, loud and clear coming down-stairs in the garage.
Allison is walking home after try outs. As she heads home she sees Cole painting in the front of the beach. Allison smiles and walks towards the front of the beach. She sneaks up behind him and scares him. Cole laughs, and is surprised to see her here.
1. Who am I? (Name, Place of birth or residence, a personality trait or characteristic, etc.)