Paragraph About Miette

Michaela DePrince was born in Sierra Leone when it was a war –torn country and she was orphaned at a young age. She was known as Number 27 at the orphanage, where she was told she was a “devil child” because she has vertigo a skin condition that causes her skin to appear spotted. At that same orphanage, Michaela found a picture in magazine of a ballerina in a pink tutu en pointe that caused her to see the world differently and it gave her hope to get adopted and make it to America to become a ballerina

The poem ' In Mrs Tilscher's Class' written by Carol Ann Duffy, is written in free verse and includes four stanzas. The poem consists of metaphors, similies and the five senses. This essay will outline the areas in which Duffy uses diffrent literary terms to define the theme of growing up.

Mimas is an inner moon of Saturn and is the innermost of the major moons, which are Enceliadus, Tethys, Dione, Rhea, Titan, Hyperion, Iapetus, and Phoebe. Mimas has a crater named the Herschel Crater, which is approximately 88 miles and one-third the diameter of Mimas. The walls of the Herschel Crater are approximately 3 miles high and parts of the floor of the crater range approximately 6 miles deep. The central peak towers of the Herschel Crater on Mimas are almost 4 miles above the floor of the crater. To imagine this crater on Earth, it would be around 4,000 kilometers.

Is happy with self and loves to care for others. Growing up all she wanted to be is a mother and is very happy that she was able to full fill her dream by having 4 children.

Feminism, is a term that is widely misunderstood; some consider feminists as man haters, while others consider feminism as just another way for a woman to complain. Ultimately, feminism is a term that strives for equality for all. Margery Kempe, in The Book Of Margery Kempe, at first glance seems to be overly dramatic and manipulative as a way to garnish the public’s attention but is there more than meets the eye when it comes to Margery Kempe? I will argue that, Margery Kempe, in, The Book Of Margery Kempe, Book One, is in fact a feminist who uses her faith as a way to fight against ownership and inertness thus gaining independence and freedom from the patriarchal society.

In the article titled “Autism is a Serious Public Health Crisis” Ann McElroy Dachel claims that the CDC (the Center for Disease Control) is hiding a secret which she calls “the big lie.” “The big lie” is a result of the CDC lying about the fact that more and more children are being diagnosed with autism or forms of the disorder because of an increase in mercury that is put into new vaccines. Dachel is well educated on how autism is affecting children because her own son, John, has a form of autism known today as Asperger’s. She acknowledges from the beginning that John wasn’t like the average kid his age, she noticed that “his talking and interacting with people began to regress” (Dachel, Paragraph 10) which caused her to take action. She enrolled John in multiple activities including speech therapy to help cope with the interaction with people, but yet he was still not being treated as equal. As time passed results came forward detailing why John was having so many problems with interaction. When he was in second grade John was diagnosed with being “possibly autistic” (Dachel, Paragraph 12) which opened many new doors for Dachel. She now knew that her son was in fact not like the other kids. 20 years later, after being officially diagnosed, John is a very well educated, not only in school, but instruments as well.

I can’t give you the whole denotation about me because there is no single definition about me. People have many different ideas that characterize how they perceive Mikayla NaSya Lewis. Even strangers create their personal ‘Mikayla’ in their mind, and all of those different concepts of me create who I am and what I represent.

Music with some stress occasionally and she likes to talk to people that are trustworthy to her. She deals with conflict by simply walking away. It complements the power she know she has over herself. Her close friends would describe her as thoughtful, caring, and dramatic. She listens to stories from strangers just to hear them out and assure they’re heard and cared for. She's soft in soft moments from movie scenes to actual real-life touching situations asserting her emotion in all ways. She’s also dramatic. When she’s dramatic it’s “over the top dramatic,” especially when the problems are simple. She’d choose to have mind reading ability out of any superpower. She would like to further understand the human mind. She also believes in spirits and demons and she’s interested in ghost topics. But she doesn’t believe in aliens or any other extra terrestrial organisms. She’s not that big of a science geek. Science is her least favorite class subject. Also we touched on world topics. If she could be anyone else in time she’d go back in time and be Dr. Martin Luther King. She’d be Dr. King to be one of the first black to step ahead to vocalize what was going on in a sad America. She wouldn’t change a bit of his role, she’d be him, serving the country no different that the real MLK did. To her, success is “accomplishing any desirable goals.” So she can see in her eyes that everyone is successful no matter what

Many of the characters we studied in this summer had a very difficult situation caused by themselves. Undoubtedly, each person has their own defects, however this does not mean we have to be slaves of our weaknesses and fears. Pitifully, some fears can become so strong that they can turn a person's life miserable. In addition, people who are victims of their own fear and sins can commit insane things to the people who are around them. Some clear examples of this type of people are Mathilde Loisel, Mrs. Mallard and the Narrator of the Black Cat.

Mary Midgley, in her Trying Out One’s New Sword, argues against moral isolationism, which she defines as a position where, “Moral judgement…is a kind of coinage valid only in its country of origin” (161). She notes that supporters of this ethical theory view moral isolationism as a way to be respectful and tolerant of other cultures. In addition, holding this opinion about morality means that no one can understand any culture except their own, and thus, cannot make judgements of other culture’s moral standards. In this paper, I present one of her arguments and her reasoning in support of her premises. Then, I will provide an objection to her argument. Finally, I assess that objection, arguing that it does not show her argument against moral

Cadyn isn't your average girl! She has an attitude thats one of a kind and heart thats bigger than ever. She has hair thats three different colors and it's long. Her eyes are dark brown with long lashes. Her skin is soft and tanned. Her lips are big and pink. She's pretty amazing personality wise. She loves to do fun things and can clean a lot. She likes to make you laugh and she likes to smile, and sleep! She always has to be doing something productive.

Jamilla Mozelle is 24 years old.She was born raised and still currently live in Atlantic City,NJ.The young mother,discovered her love for books at the early age of nine.Her countless hours of writing short stories and poetry was nothing more than venting up to Dec 2013.It was this time that jamilla got the heart to reach out to Best Selling Author Shameek Speight,in an effort to gain some insight for getting her work published.She ended signing up with the True Glory’s Sisters Company under Bestselling Author Ink Mistress.Jamilla says that her inspiration is her nine year old son isiaiah and her long time boyfriend William.Also on her books she got a lot of postive feedback and a lot of 5 stars.

Bree is very unique, not a single person looks just like her! She is around average height for twelve year olds. Her hair is very soft, it is shoulder length, brown, and naturally straight. Her eyes are a chocolaty brown that matches her hair color. Theses characteristics make her very pretty! Bree not only looks unique, but her personality is too.

Money and wealth isn't everything. Madame Loisel from The Necklace by Guy Maupassant has to learn that the hard way. Madame Loisel is a woman who feels entitled to a lavish lifestyle. She is a character who is dissatisfied with her current lifestyle even though she has a caring husband who provides her with everything he can. Madame Loisel is invited to an elaborate party in which she feels she needs a beautiful gown and a diamond necklace. In order for Madame Loisel to attend the party her husband gives her 500 Francs and she borrows a very expensive diamond necklace. After the Loisels attend the party they realize that they have lost the necklace and now their lifestyle must change dramatically so that they can pay to replace the necklace. The Loisels both work very hard for the next ten years to pay back the money they borrowed to replace the necklace. Madame Loisel realizes what a comfortable life she had and how her greed got the best of her. Leading her to a life of misery and hard labor to replace the diamond necklace. Madame Loisel is a complex character because she is both round and dynamic.

Dahl expresses in the first part of the story that there is tranquility while Mary Maloney was waiting for her husband to come home from work. Mary tries to converse and is encountered with short ,blunt answers that comes off as tension, we can suspect this when her husband is drinking his whiskey and there's dead silence in the room. Ice cubes are clanking against the glass which symbolizes coldness and isolation. “She wasn’t really watching him, but she knew what he had done because she heard the ice cubes falling back against the bottom of the empty glass when he lowered his arm.” “ He paused a moment, leaning forward in the chair, then he got up and went slowly over to fetch himself another.”