Ready Player One Book Report

The differences between the story and the movie “Most Dangerous Game” are that the characters were different.. The setting was also different and everything was explained. In the early part of the story it begins with a guy named Rainsford who was riding in a boat. A fellow traveler was on the boat with him and they were having a conversation. They were talking about the island they passed by. The island was dressed in unfounded rumors. Noises Rainsford heard were odd that night. He got up out his bed and went to check them and he accidently falls overboard. He was not able to climb back on the boat. In 1932, RKO released a movie of the story titled the same “Most Dangerous Game”.

Matt and I were put into a vault with lots of people who also lived in Boston with us. Matt and I got chosen as runners. The runner's job was to find caps, clothing, food and purified water. We got missions and other jobs from the overseer and other people who needed help. When we were looking for supplies and doing missions we came across two dogs, one that was named Dogmeat and another dog that we named Sparky. Matt and I walk through two big hills and saw lots of big things that we called deathclaws. Deathclaws are really big ugly things that have really big claws. It took a long time to kill these guys because they are really strong and powerful. Good thing we had a mini nuke and a really nice rocket launcher called a fatman.

I personally believe that there are some partial relations between Ready Player One and the Holocaust. Granted the book is not the exact same context as the Holocaust, based on some things that happened during the Holocaust, Ex. Dehumanization, Killing of Jewish people, etc, I still think there is a partial relationship between the two.

Unstoppable by Tim Green is about a young, 14 year old boy named Harrison who has big dreams about going to the NFL. His dream seems as if impossible due to going to many foster homes growing up. Harrison enjoys watching football and the professional players on the TV scoring touchdowns. In his current foster home he is abused and is involved in an eye accident. Harrison gets a trial in court and is sent into a new foster home

In the fictional novel, Ready Player One, by Ernest Cline, the main character, Wade Watts makes a joke about a comparision of being signed up to a corporation and rolling around in glass naked. Wade Watts lives in the year 2044 and it is a disaster. Living in post-apocalyptic Oklahoma City, his only get away from reality is to escape to the virtual reality of the OASIS. The OASIS is a giant video game that takes the player away to a different virtual world than the one they are living in. Wade is usually online in the OASIS because he feels that it is the safest and most fun place to be in. He is in his last year of highschool and he was telling the readers that he said he would much rather prefer being a full time “gunter” (a person dedicated

In the short story “ "The Most Dangerous Game “ and the movie have things that are alike and different. In the movie Rainford is more sensitive. Rainford is more intense in the book. In the book Zaroff took better care of Rainford. In the movie the tree didn’t fall on zaroff but, in the book it hit in in the shoulder .

The book Ready Player One, by Ernest Cline is a book set in the future, where our world is in poverty and chaos. This is because we are almost out of oil, and so a massive power shortage has occurred. The only way people can escape this is too play a online game that has become the internet. This game is called OASIS.

Teenagers Preparing for the Real World is a book by Chad Foster. In this book, he uses personal stories to give important information and advice about life. These tips can help a person navigate the real world. Some of these tips include things about your passion, your aptitudes, and your contacts. One lesson that can be learned in Teenagers Preparing for the Real World by Chad Foster is about your passion.

At the beginning of the story, Wade Owen Watts introduces himself as the narrator and main character. He gives the reader information about his generation and why global warming caused the earth to fall into a superheated ruin. He also informs the reader about where he lives and how his home was made. He lives in the stacks, which is a bunch of RVs stacked and joined together by pipes and scaffolding. Wade then goes on to explain the reason for the contest, the will-like video that is broadcasted everywhere upon James Donovan Halliday’s demises, announcing that the ownership of the OASIS, as well as the entire sum of Halliday’s fortune. Following the prologue, Wade begins the story in the laundry room of his mean Aunt’s RV, playing games and

Lone Survivor by Marcus Luttrell was a very good book to me. Not only did it talk about military and SEAL stuff, it taught me things about life that other people have not told me. The SEALS had to train every day so that they could be ready. The training paid off for Marcus as he returned home alive from the bloody mission with a lot of wounds. Marcus taught me to never give up even when we think we can't do something.

The book Nineteen Minutes ended with an shocking conclusion. In the scene Peter Houghton had just finished shooting his way through the school, when he encountered his old best friend Josie Cormier and his long-time bully Matt Royston in the locker room of the high school gym.When Peter held up his gun to shoot Matt, Josie screamed which startled Peter, and made him drop his backpack which caused another gun to fall out of his bag. The gun skittered across the floor and Josie grabbed the gun and pointed it at Peter while Matt cowered behind her. In this moment Josie had the decision to either shoot Peter or let him kill Matt and possibly her. Shocking the two boys and herself Josie turns around and shoots Matt in th stomach instead.As

The books I decided on checking out included the titles Half of a Yellow Sun by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Noughts & Crosses by Malorie Blackman. I have been interested in these particular novels for quite some time since they were on my summer reading list. These books were on my list because I enjoy stories that discuss race. Needless to say, I never had the chance to read either book for various reasons. Entering the DePaul library, I was not looking for any specific title. I remembered my summer list and searched for the two titles. Half of a Yellow Sun was not available through the DePaul campus library. I was then advised by the librarian to have it transferred from another

Monday, October 16, 1995, is the day that stood for unity, love, and brotherhood. The day one million Black men gathered in Washington, DC declaring for their right to justice. The day Black men made history. The Million Man March, the inspiring event of Black men from all ages, religions, and background, led by the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan motivated Kelly Lyons to write One Million Men and Me. The book described the march from the perspective of a little girl who joined her father while standing at the Washington Mall along with over one million Black men. Speeches from numerous people rang through the crowd’s ears, as well as those who watched on television as they made know the value and importance of black men’s lives. One Million Men and Me delivers a message to children and

Schools should start later because teens tend to stay up at night and sleep in the morning. Also, teens drink coffee to stay awake in class and now doctors are becoming worried about their health. The later school starts the better they are on many measures.

game, just to avoid being harassed by men around them. That situation may sound ridiculous to and can upset a majority of the population. One should not feel the need to hide their real gender just to attend a baseball game. So why should women feel the need to hide their gender in online gaming? According to a Tedx Talk speaker Stirling Little, sixty-eight percent of women playing video games have reported hiding their real gender for fear of harassment. If someone were to identify themselves as a woman online, it would be unavoidable to receive sexist comments from other players. As a society we have accepted the idea of harassing women as a social norm. In the novel Ready Player one by Ernest Cline, [basics of the book/summary] we are introduced to examples of characters hiding their genders online in order to be taken more seriously. We can compare Ready Player One to today’s society when it comes to gender issues. In both the novel and society, women have limited job opportunities, are objectified for their sex, and are associated with feminine phrases used by others to insult someone. The public has to start caring about how they treat women online because they make up more than half of the gaming population. If people really want their games to stop following the gender stereotypes, they need to look at themselves as a whole and change the way they think.