Obstacles In 'Klepto'

antagonist, the man with the green eye. He runs into many of obstacles along the way of his journey to be

The character I have chosen from the Ayn Rand novel “Anthem” is Equality 7-2521 7-2521, a street sweeper who lives in a collectivist society, which he tries breaks free of. This character is a kind of misfit because he tries to be separate from the society in which he lives in. In this collectivist society, things not done collectively are considered wrong, and everything is done for their brothers and sisters. Equality 7-2521 can be related to many different inventors and scientists who were way ahead of their time, and their creations or inventions were not accepted in their society.

The novel didn’t really have the best satisfaction between characters, its atmosphere was really awkward, unsettling and funny at times; it is basically a mix of all that. I felt there was no connection between Andy, Connor and Kajsa, and Ethan for the majority of the novel. The three got along well, and Ethan didn’t, which made things awkward in a minute. Ethan wouldn’t help out in setting up tents/putting tents down (“You have to help break camp,” Andy said sternly. “I have to do nothing I don’t want to do,” I replied. “But we’re a team,” Kajsa said. “We’re a team?” I said. “I’m not wearing any uniform. I didn’t join any team” 117; 20-25). Ethan would also play mind games at times, chapter fifteen is an excellent chapter to see how Ethan

1. What do you find is the most crucial in the plot in Chapter 1?

1. What do you find is the most crucial in the plot in Chapter 1?

protagonists and antagonists, the plot structure and events of the story and the way he

The Jaunt The jaunt by Stephen King is a science fiction short story. It was first published in The Twilight Zone Magazine in 1981 . The story takes place early in the 24th century, when the technology for teleportation, also called ‘’Jaunting’’ is allowing for transportation across enormous distances, even to other planets in the solar system, and that is what the Jaunt is about.

He was used to live in his brother’s shadow, but when the boat accident happened to them, he was the only one to survive. As he was always indentifying himself the less important one, he considered it was wrong that he was the one who would still have a life. As a result of nervous breakdown, he tried to kill himself with cutting his wrists in the bathroom, fortunately his father found out and save him. Then he went to the psychiatric for four months. When he comes back, there are still issues he needs to deal with.

What challenges has your character struggled with in life? Has he or she overcome them or is he or she still working them out?

Murray uses his experience at the university, his interactions with other professors and students and his personal experiences throughout his journey as a writer as a solid foundation for his argument. Murray also refers to other writers, their opinions and works of writing by using several quotations; throughout the story Murray does not shy from stating both the negative and positive sides of writing with surprise. He also uses a high level of both vocabulary and language throughout the piece. These add to his credibility and builds his character which gains the reader’s trust and belief in

Marcus was a high school boy who joined a gang that was fighting on the streets. His mom didn’t allow him to live with her, because he had joined a gang. Marcus lived on the street fighting for the freedom he wanted, but after he saw his friends die one by one, he began to wonder if he would die before turning eighteen. Marcus doesn’t like the subjects that teachers taught him. Especially Mrs. G’s class.

“Cut”, a nonfiction piece written by Bob Green, tells stories of multiple peoples’ experience of being cut from a sports team. “Cut” also describes how that cut from that team, at a young age, affected those individuals’ beliefs in adulthood. Being cut from a sports team typically causes men to become more successful and determined to never fail again. Because Maurice McGrath was kicked out of his sports team, it affected how determined he was to accomplish tasks as a youth and how he thought people should perceive themselves as an adult. In the eighth grade, after Maurice was put down by his baseball coach for not being able to hit the ball, Maurice found determination through his coach’s harsh words and vowed to never “be hurt like that again.”

So from then Marcus thought from now on he will never go back to his average life and promise himself he will be a street hero of Brooklyn. Now Marcus scanned the street from this window with the mindset that this city will be never safe but at least he make a small dent in the huge crime rate. So Marcus thought with the mental craving of stopping crime so he ran down his stairs to his door-step to make a step up to have criminals try to fight to stop his deep craving of crime fighting.

The antagonist in the text is the surroundings. As they change when he walks in the streets of New York he develops into a

Everyone at some point in their life has been a student, and Craig struggles with his school. Executive Pre-Professional has always been Craig’s dream high school. Once he gets in, he realizes he is constantly under pressure by the academic expectations. Many people have struggled with education, so the reader can really relate to how Craig is feeling in this situation. Also, Craig has depression, bad sleeping habits, and an eating disorder. These are many things that people can relate to, which makes the book that much better. The reader can really correlate to Craig’s thoughts and feelings at points all through the book. Finally, Craig also experiences multiple relationship problems, from his best friend Aaron, to his crush Nia, and his new crush Noelle. It is certain that the reader can really connect with Craig during his relationship problems. This book is truly an amazing