Peter Quince: A Fictional Narrative

Tim wanted to know more about the students because he wanted to not only get to know them better, but see where they were heading in life. He implied that he was first confused on the fact of becoming a writer or a teacher, so he decided to become both. He wrote over 60 children's book and now is a feature writer for the Buffalo News. “Why I wrote so many children’s books? Because I could.” Tim said with a soft smile. When going around the room, he came across a young freshman girl that announced that she wanted to become a news anchor. Then Tim went on talking about who he taught on Channel 7. “I felt like I taught half of Channel 7.” He expressed with a chuckle. Then continued going around the room. When finished, he began explaining what he does and expressed that the biggest part of his job is writing long form narrative scripts, which is a magazine like stories, but in a newspaper and personality profiles as well.

“What do you want to be when you grow up?” is a question that children get asked quite frequently. Most of the time, a child aims big and chooses an extravagant career, like an astronaut, a police officer, or a doctor. Obviously, it is impossible for a child to obtain one of those jobs at such a young age. However, acting in Hollywood is a possible career for a child. If a child is talented enough to be a star, then why not let them pursue their passion? While the life of being an actor in Hollywood seems like a dream to most children, fame comes with many terrible obstacles for some stars. Over the years, there has been a large debate on whether or not acting in Hollywood as a child is as picture-perfect as it seems. Hollywood is filled with tons of secrets. Why should a child be put into such an untrustworthy environment? Acting in Hollywood is in no way safe for children.

In the ‘straight theatre’ the director takes the part of the author, and makes the actor see his work (author and director are one). After incorporating the author’s work by way of the director, the actor comes face to face with the spectator (author and director at the actor’s back), and acts freely while enjoying the give and take of the two main elements of theatre – the player and the playgoer. The director alone must set the tone and style of a performance so that the ‘straight theatre’ may not become chaotic, and yet the acting will remain free and unrestrained.”

Arnold, Stephanie. The Creative Spirit: An Introduction to Theatre. The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. New York, NY. 2011. Pg. 119-142.

On the bus ride back to the Donnelly’s house, the bus driver, Mr.Rodrigo, all of the sudden had stood up from the driver’s seat and fell over on to the ground. Cap had taken the situation into his own hands and heroically jumped into action and drove the bus to the hospital and saved Mr.Rodrigo’s life from a heart attack, and saved everyone on the bus from getting into an accident. Once again Cap was cuffed, but luckily Mrs.Donnelly was there to pick him up, making sure Cap didn’t get cuffed again. The next day everyone referred to Cap as a “hero” for his action of saving Mr.Rodrigo. Everyone wanted to hang out with him now! Students started to join him for his morning tai chi routine! One morning, most of the eighth grade accompanied Cap and Hugh in tie-dying any white stuff they had! The next few days were absolute chaos because Cap gave all of the money for the Halloween Dance to charity, when that happened Naomi kissed Cap because she thought he was a special, amazing,wonderful person, without realizing without the money for the dance there was no dance. Cap was rising to the face of popularity at Claverage Middle School! Cap replaced Zach at his lunch table in the cafeteria! That made Zach hungry for revenge. Hugh was also very upset about Cap irresponsibly spending all of the money for the dance and everyone thanking him for it. Zach was ready to give Cap the revenge he thought he

“How can I know what I want to do when I grow up at this age?” I wondered. It seemed ludicrous to have such a question in fourth grade, but we had it, and my time was running out. I felt nervous, angry, and joyous at

Brittany: When you were in high school, and someone asked you where you wanted to be in ten years, is this what you wanted, yes or no and why?

Gregory Quinton gripped his rifle firmly, knuckles growing white and lips twisting into a snarl of annoyance. This was becoming ridiculous.

"Good morning class!" I yelled enthusiastically across the room. "Good morning Mrs. Jordan." The class said bluntly back to me. There were not very many children in the room in the room, but I took role anyway. I started calling out names and putting a check if they were here and a x if they were absent. "Charlie Brown?' I asked. "Here." He answered. "Donald Trump?" I asked. "I'm here to make it a great day again." He answered. "Okay, okay." I said as I checked his name off the list. "Drake?" I asked. "He's not here, he went on tour with his new girlfriend, J-lo." Charlie answered. "Alright." I said as I put a x by his name. I noticed that there was only one girl in the room, besides me, and that was Brittany Spears. "Darling, Brittany,

“If you would have told me in high school that I would become a teacher, I would have laughed at you. Because both my parents are in education, I swore to not take up the family mantle and become an educator myself. Obviously, I am eating my own words now.” He joked.

It was September 23, 2016 it was on a Friday a day before my quince I was getting nervous and stressing out. Since I was a little girl I would dream of this day. I never thought that this day would never come true. I feel like if I was just nine saying I have six more years to plan my quince. That day came to fast. There was so much to do the day before I had to practice my vals and surprise dance. My family and I had to make sure the food was ready for the next day. Planning a quince was not easy as I thought you get stressed out a lot you have to put time and effort into it. It was a whole day preparation.

Kevin price was going to be in theater class senior year. How did he know his would happen? He didn't, actually. Kevin got handed his schedule the first day of school and he swore

The Governess sprung herself straight on him, reached her arms around him, turned his back towards the window and prevented him from seeing Peter Quint. But no matter what she’d do, Miles had already and could constantly sense Quint’s presence, it made the hairs on his arms stand up straight like soldiers and his throat constrict. Peter Quint was naturally there when he shouldn't have been, blending in with his surrounds, yet so distinctly different. The sky was still clear as day though the sunlight was bleeding into the horizon quickly, the animals still filtered the air with their callings but this time the air was shrouded, something Miles couldn’t quite put his finger on, a heaviness to it.

talks of actors on the stage and says ‘Had he the motive and the cue

“All the world 's a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts. Shakespeare.” He pauses. “I was proud of that actor.” He says quietly to himself.