Narrative From 'Capsule 32 Ready' By G. P. A.

My first disturbing encounter with SFC Wilson was in November 2016, we were housed in lodging across from one another and he made the remark that I should make sure my door is secure and rattled off my key door lock number. After that incident, I shoved the sofa that was in my room up against the door every night until I moved to permanent housing. I was very relieved that I would be away from him so that I could sleep better at night. The second incident was during the first course of the 42A30, SFC Wilson introduced himself to the instructors and made it known to them that he did not know what he was doing and he would need assistance from all of us. He would ask my opinion about issues or situations that he was assisting in creating

Originally, it Napoleon Bonaparte of the Napoleonic Wars, Adolf Hitler of the Holocaust, and then Gaëtan Dugas of the AIDS Epidemic. However, one, of these men was falsely accused for being the starting point for the death of revolting amounts of people. This man is Gaëtan Dugas who is also infamously known as Patient Zero. The “Patient Zero” story initially portrayed Dugas as the man who single handedly springing forth the AIDS epidemic. This in turn lead to the viral massacre of millions of people. Over the course of this class, however, we have learned how to decipher between the fabricated accounts of history and the irrefutable truth of reality. The analysis of both sides of the spectrum really opened my eyes to the whole Dugas situation, and showed me how imperative it is to have all the pieces of one story before making any judgment. This is also why I enjoyed reading and listening to the three sources that were given to us in class. These three sources are the article, “Patient Zero: The Absence of the Patient’s View of Eearly North American AIDS Epidemic,” by Richard A. McKay, the podcast “Patient Zero” by Radio Lab, and the science article “’Patient Zero’ No More,” by Jon Cohen. These sources gave me tremendous insight into the “Patient Zero” situation and really revealed more truthfulness to the matter.

Papa was 93 years old but in remarkably good shape, and death was the last thing on any of our minds. We weren’t fools; we knew that we only had a handful of years left with Papa. However, never did we think to count time in months. Never did we expect this to be our last day with Papa. In a way, however, it couldn’t have ended more fittingly. Papa passed away in the land that brought him the brightest days of his life, in the city that was entangled with his very

“Get down,” I say, pushing my agent-in-training Xavier to the ground. “Turn on the voice detector and don’t say a word. I’m recording.”

After enduring five long years in the past helping runaway slaves without Dana by his side, Kevin finally travels back home to the present. Already familiarized with the past, Kevin struggles to readjust to the present: “I found him fiddling with the stove, turning the burners on, staring into the blue flame, turning them off, opening the oven, peering in... ‘If I’m not home yet, maybe I don't have a home’” (Butler 190). Kevin struggles to adjust to the present when he travels back from the past. He is confused by the modern technology

“And my dad… well I don’t know quite where he is at the moment he never where he is off to next when he say’s, “I’ll see you soon son.” Chingis said in a distinctive deep voice as if it was the way his father

We run down the stairs as fast as we can. The house is still shaking. The door we entered is nowhere to be found now. Everything is switched around. I'm panicking and so are they. The once pitch black room starts to lighten up. There is light seeping through all the cracks and crevices in the room, It's the middle of the night though. Even with the help of the light we still can't find a door. ¨Hey! Over here! I found a window!¨ William yells.

“Ben your father is coming to see you today.” his mom said. Ben was surprised and happy. Ben was really tired at this moment, so he thought he could sleep until he got there. Ben’s mom's phone rang and it was his dad. She went down to the lobby to get him and show him where the room was.

When I travel back in time, to that critical turning point in my life that changed me forever, expressions of my emotions still, pains my soul and bleeds verse after verse on a tarnished canvas with yesterday’s blood instead of smeared printed words stored up on my bookshelf.

Scene 1- We are creating a time capsule that is to be opened in they year 2100. The time capsule will be put in the corner brick

“Mom, what do you think happened to Dad?” Steve asked his mom. He had never met his old man. Steve’s dad had disappeared before he was born, and he often found himself wondering what his father was like. He had been told by many people that his dad was very smart and handsome, just like him. His father was liked

"Twenty years ago to–night," said the man, "I dined here at 'Big Joe' Brady's with Jimmy Wells, my best chum, and the finest chap in the world. He and I were raised here in New York, just like two brothers, together. I was eighteen and Jimmy was twenty. The next morning I was to start for the West to make my fortune. You couldn't have dragged Jimmy out of New York; he thought it was the only place on earth. Well, we agreed that night that we would meet here again exactly twenty years from that date and time, no matter what our conditions might be or from what distance we might have to come. We figured that in twenty years each of us ought to have our destiny worked out and our fortunes made, whatever they were going to

One day dad had spoken of going somewhere. Jhoemmie didn’t know when or where he was going. When Jhoemmie woke up the next morning, dad wasn’t there. It was tough enough to live in the new America’s with the new threat…

The clock ticked on. Ever continuing, never stopping. In a three-dimensional world, three dimensional beings such as Joichiro Nagase were able to traverse through all the three dimensions. Length, width, and height. He was, however, not a four-dimensional being. He couldn 't traverse time as he pleased, and therefore he was locked into the present, ever inching its way towards the future, never revisiting the past.

As I entered our now starting space shuttle, I couldn’t help but think something was wrong. I thought that maybe it was the voice, but I felt something else was off.