As a consequence, she decided to send her young daughter, Grace Blanket, to live with her cousin, Moses Graycloud, and his wife, Belle Graycloud, so as to know about the white world. Later, Lila sent her two twin daughters, Sara and Molene to live with Grace and go to school. Molene died due to ''an illness spread by the white men who worked in the railroad'', and Sara became paralyzed (Hogan, Mean Spirit 7). In the early 1900s, each Indian had been given the choice to select any area of land not claimed by the white Americans to farm or sell. After finishing her study, Grace and Sara ''in total ignorance, selected dried-up acreages that no one else wanted. No one guessed that black undercurrents of oil moved beneath that earth's surface''. After being called ''The Barren Land, Grace called it ''The Barron Land'' upon discovering that it was rich with oil (Hogan, Mean Spirit 8). After becoming the richest Osage woman, Grace was murdered by the oil man, John Hale, who sought to control her land. The Grayclouds adopted Nola, Grace's young daughter, who witnessed her mother's murder. Nola suffered for years due to the tragic loss of her mother. Thereafter, Sara Blanket died as a result of an explosion which completely devastated her house. Despite being innocent, Benoit, Sara's husband, was accused of killing her by the Sheriff who jailed him. Thereafter, Benoit was hanged in his cell. Stace Red Hawk, a Sioux Indian who worked for the Bureau of Indian affairs in
In this story Noel it is displayed that the children are treated like property or an object someone can use. This is demonstrated in that they rent the children and that the customers are expanding. They use the children to make money in this atmosphere it feels gust like a store. A store where you can pre-order and just go pick up and also some where you can go shopping and look at the merchandise. The children symbolize an object or a piece of property.
How did I get here? His lips moved but everything else was quiet. Too quiet, too still. He was sitting with his legs swung over the bed, elbows on his knees. Sunlight bled through the window, casting shadows across the wooden floor. It made him angry. It's not fair. Rage rose slowly like a body might through water, filling up his chest until he felt whole, but it only lasted a second. That wholeness slipped like blood through his fingers and suddenly he was just a broken man mad at the sun for shining. The assassin looked down, reaching to brush his fingers upon the blood stain at his feet. He found it funny, that not one of the servants had been able to wash away the stain when there hadn't been a trace
"We been walking forever." Obi complaining. Zen turn around ready to yelled at him like her did three time when they got in the forest.
Jacob came to Los Santos at the age of 21, he was seeking for a job that he could get his money and wealth up. So, that's what, he started to search for a job, and for him, he tought suiteble job for him is a cashieer, just to get a little head start in Los Santos and money. So that what he did, one day he was working in the 24/7 down at the Gates Avenue, when two black males came to the store, with guns withdrawn, aiming the weapon at Jacob, asking him to clean the cash register, instead of cleaning up the register, he went to push the buttom down at the register, triggering silent alarm, few moments later LSPD patroll cars rolled up, trying to negotiate with the suspect. Once the suspects relised that they're surrounded by a LSPD, and can't
Nhakel Blaylock (6), 10-02, Kindergarten. He likes to play video games (Xbox) and watch TV. He knows the difference between the truth and a lie. He says he gets enough to eat. He eats pancake on stick, eggs and bacon. He said his mom makes food sometimes. He goes to his dads house to eat and his grandparents' house. His father's name is JR. His mom Ann, Leighann, Alice, and a friend (he does know his name, Alice, Ezereck. He goes to sleep at 8 o'clock. His mom makes him go to sleep. Sometimes he gets angry when he has to go to bed. When he gets angry he goes to the bathroom to calm down. He does not feel safe because Vell threw a rock and it hit Alice on the head. Nhakel pointed at his forehead. He said he was cry too. Vell was outside
In Birmingham, Alabama in 1963. Me and my daughter Mary Jane moved into a tiny apartment on White ln. The tiny apartment had only one bathroom and it was located up stairs and the two bedrooms was on the bottom floor.
Rod Serling faced challenges from advertisers and censors like having to censor certain things so people wouldn’t get offended. When trying to write a story about how Emmett Till was brutally beaten and murdered for whistling at a white woman, he was forced to whittle down the story. Serling was usually forced to change/censor his topics. When the story was censored it more than often left any true story. Rod Serling chose to write about science fiction and write his own TV shows because he could write it on his own and avoid advertisers and censors. He often used his TV shows to show his anger and confusion to the audience and wrote cautionary and add morals to his tales. He did this because no one else would listen and he put those 9in his
Louisa and her family live in a Nebraska prairie sod house. It isn’t until their new neighbors from New York move in that Louisa begins to understand that somewhere else people live differently. Emmeline Berryman is not emotionally equipped to live in a sod house. She has been used to servants and fancy dresses, houses with running water, and wooden floors. Her adjustment is difficult. Her life quickly changes and each new event seems to take something away from her until there is just a shell of a person left. Her death is all the sadder because she was a stranger to their away of life. She had been uprooted and put down in a place she didn’t understand Louisa gains a better understanding about herself and her family as she watches the tragedy of Mrs. Berryman. This is a haunting look at prairie life.
Word in the streets was that Miriam Moore was sick in that head. Once, when Miriam had passed by she had heard a plump looking woman, who was decked out in jewels and diamonds proclaim, “I simple do not understand what that girl has to be sad about! She’s got everything a girl could ever dream of!” Perhaps, Miriam thought to herself as she rushed away, perhaps that is the problem. Miriam was born on a wealthy plantation farm down in Alabama. Her mother and father gave into her every plea, no questions asked, and while that seemed like luxury to many, that was not the case for Miriam. She did not fancy pearls and diamonds, or big, puffy skirts that made it hard to walk around. Nor did she desire to marry a rich man, and play piano to entertain
A group of people who are very rich and elite people are visiting the virgin forest in Norway Norseland. Mother and son lion were walking in the forest.
October is glorious in Downtown Toronto. It is a perfect 16 degrees, humidity low, and the sky a cloudy white. The familiar rush of pedestrians speeding through the sidewalk exhibits that one is in downtown. Despite it being downtown, there is no traffic. The roads are closed due to the Scotiabank marathon. A couple of runners pass by me, followed by faint cheers. I let out a stifled sigh as a light gust of wind passes by and causes me to shiver.
Less than fifty yards from her friend’s dirt driveway, the bald tires on the Ford abrasively kiss a massive oil slick and for this reason, the truck spun out of control. Eventually, it slithers sideways, abruptly stops, and barely misses by inches, a large, deep pool of thick muddy rainwater in which Estelle Louise’s rural mailbox stands dead center. The moment her pale blue eyes fixate on her friend’s, rundown two-story clapboard house thirty feet directly behind the mailbox she shouts out to the man upstairs and reminds him in case he forgot that at sixty-three she has a weak heart. Politely she asks if he were deliberately trying to stop her ticker from ticking. Now, if that were true, she would be forever grateful, if he would kindly
“Forward assault team, you are cleared for the offensive.” Zolah watched the multiple screens, coordinating the strike teams during the main battle.
He stares at the beautiful night sky as his father and Nonno takes him to the quiet sea. They took a small wooden boat which can fit three people in. The wooden boat swishes through the middle of the calm dark water as Bambino’s father rows gently. He parked the wooden boat properly.
The story begins with a young clownfish couple who, along with their many new eggs, are attacked viciously by a barracuda. The mother is killed in the attack, leaving Marlin to be the father of the soul surviving egg who he names, Nemo.The egg, however, was cracked and Nemo develops a distinctly smaller fin on his right side. Marlin accompanies Nemo to his first day of fish school . Nemo thinks that his father is being a little too overprotective and when some of his fellow students dare him to touch a boat, a very dangerous task which his father is very against, Nemo accepts the challenge, most likely just to prove that his father is being too overprotective. Nemo does accomplish this but cannot escape a scuba diver who quickly grabs Nemo and takes him away to be in a display tank with other fishes who will be important later.