Nick Solovey Narrative

When I first came across chapter one, the story was not at all intriguing. I found all of the character’s unlikable but also not completely horrible. Nick Carraway’s description of the Buchanan’s house gave me a false belief that they are possibly good. This is due to objects that are white being portrayed as pure, the characters always being in white and the house being white is to signify that they are good and pure. Their demeanor, so casual and airy, also gave me a false idea that maybe aren't as bad and didn’t care too much for extravagant entertaining. “They were here… making only a polite pleasant effort to entertain or to be entertained. They knew that presently dinner would be over and a little later the evening too would be over and

Noise can be very distracting especially if someone wants to study, sleep, read, do homework, and do a project or anything else. I personally have experienced noise as a distraction and I would never intentionally try to distract someone from doing what they want buy making it hard for them to focus because of my noise.

In his article “Fear of Narrative and the Skittery Poem of Our Moment,” Tony Hoagland argues that modern poetry is “oblique,” “fractured,” and “discontinuous”. He believes that poems no longer have systematic structure or development, making them appear random with skittish tendencies. Because of the poems that Hoagland feels are different, he categorizes most new poems to be like the kind he describes in his article. He further evaluates new poetry by claiming that “narrative poetry is tainted by overuse” and that the time we live in is “simply not a narrative age.” He uses several poems to support his argument such as, “Couples” by Mark Halliday and “First Person Fabulous” by Matthea Harvey. He utilizes these poems because they possess no true focal point and the structure restricts them from having a clear narrative.

As I (Ofc.S.Diaz) was walking from store to store I (Ofc.S.Diaz) notice a person on the ground in front of Nando Peri Peri when I approached the person (Ms.Janet last name not given 65yrs old female) she was laying down on her face when she looked up I (Diaz) notice her nose was bleeding severe I ask another pedestrian to call 911 for Ms.Janet as the pedestrian was on the phone with 911 Ofc. P. Diddy and I (Diaz) kept talking to Ms.Janet. Ms.Janet had told us she was walking from carter store when she trip on her own foot and fell she believes it was her own shoes being loose that cause her to fall.Laurel Volunteer Rescue Squad came and took Ms.Janet to laurel hospital..

When I was 14 years old, I found myself in a bit of trouble. Acting out, being disrespectful, starting fights, dropping out of school, fighting with my mom, running away, etc. I ended up getting in trouble with the law, and became a warden of the state of Oregon. Placed in Donald E. Long (juvenile corrections facility), B.G.A.S. (Boys and Girls Aid Society), as well as Pettygrove (home for troubled girls).

I turned off my television and it was completely silent in my house. This seemed to help me stay more focused on my reading. However, I then began to pay attention to noise outside my home. I could hear too much of another type of distraction.

On April 4th, 2001, a young man named Ryan Judge was born in a hospital in Munster, Indiana. I haven’t always lived in Lowell, in fact for the first year of my life, I lived in Cedar Lake. When I turned about one year old, my family moved to lowell. I can’t remember anything really important in the years before school, being that I was so young. When I started school, it was quite weird actually. Going to a place to learn, for seven hours a day. I started to notice how small I was when I saw the other kids. For some reason, they were all taller than me. Most people would think that I was bullied for this reason, but I never was. It has never really become an issue in my life, because of one thing. Even when I was younger, I loved to make people laugh. It

My name is Zach Reid, I have just been hired on as a new DST.

One day I was in class and a tornado erupted 17 miles away. Alex Ogle and William Burnett went outside with me and somebody came by and picked us up and dropped us off on an island. We were stranded on an island. We were safe until the tornado was over.

I am grateful for Bella. We both play this game called, township, and she often help me on there. She either give me supplies I requested, or help both of us earn reward in competition. She is also able to makes the game playing experience more enjoyable. In addition, one time, I have only until 15 minutes until my challenge is over. However, I cannot produce the product needed within the timeframe. Bella was there to make a last minute “delivery”.

I am a piece of an American family, and we are noisy, yet in some cases they simply don't know when to calm down. In the event that i am attempting to do homework and my father is impacting music its pretty diverting. An approach to fathom this is have two or three hours in the day where its noiseless so we can do our

Norman took a deep breath. It hadn't been easy, coming to terms with himself, but he figured it out. The only person he had told was Neil, his theatre friends, Coraline, and his sister, but now he was sitting in front of the computer with cold feet. "You can do it Norman! I believe in you," Neil roughly punched Norman on the shoulder. He let out a groan.

Nick Carraway is the only character worth knowing in The Great Gatsby. He is living in East Egg with the rich and powerful people. He is on the guest lists to all of their parties and yet he is the person most worthy of attending such parties because he is well bread and his family is certainly not poor. “Whenever you feel like criticizing anyone, just remember that all people in this world haven’t had the advantages that you’ve had.” (Ch1, P1). These words were taught to Nick by his father showing the qualities that a man with goals and values would have in a place where goals and values was no existent. His Judgmental eye for character and guts of using them when desired makes him more interesting. He has a greatest fear that he will be

Nick Carraway, The Great Gatsby’s narrator, grew up in a family of well-to-do people in Chicago, and his family has a little fun tradition of calling themselves the descendants of the “Dukes of Buccleuch,” even though they actually made their money two generations ago in the “wholesale hardware business” (Fitzgerald 7). He went to Yale; he likes literature and considers himself one of the “limited” specialists known as a “well-rounded man”; he also fought in World War I, which he found kind of exciting; and now he’s moved East to work in the finance business in New York City.

Lapietra, Jack Lapietra, who was my fellow officer, what had happened [inaudible] he went later on and then wrote a document about what he saw, but I really don't think at the time we really, any of us, really could visualize or realize what was happening to us or what we saw and it wasn't until we drove away and talked about it that night when we were all together and then I called the unit together and told them what we saw there and I don't think they believed me either until they went and saw for themselves because although I'm sitting here with you today, I just can't really tell you what we saw and make it dramatic enough or real enough to make you realize what happened. I told my kids and my grandkids and they don't think it's real,