Sell Sheet Biographical sketch Darrell Case is the author of Live Life to the Fullest, Out of

The plot revolves around this back woods, mud filled town in Tennessee at the beginning of the twentieth century. The town is populated by red necked Christians, their preacher, and the overly patriotic

Macey gets involved with a Saturday group, where they go and paint a church in a bad part of the neighborhood. While they paint at the black church, an arson walks by smoking, and

Miss Emma asked Henry Pichot to talk to the sheriff so that she and Grant can visit Jefferson in the jail. Miss Emma reminds Pichot about her work for his house. Henry agrees to talk to the sheriff. After leaving Henry’s house, Grant calls to his lover, Vivian, and asks to see her, and she agrees to meet him. Grant asks Vivian whether she wants to leave the town with him, but she

Adam opts to go for dangerous surgery after doctor informs him that his body is not responding to the chemotherapy. The movie ends with Adam’s successful surgery and him dating Katherine.

In a quest for a sense of belonging and success in life as well as a need for survival and money from a steady job, Richard attempts to conform to the social rules of those around him and the expectations of how he must behave like a second-class citizen. To feel like a part of the community and to please his family in hopes of improving his home life, Richard begins to attend a Protestant church. He consents to become a member of the church and is baptized, but he does so to please his mother and because his need for association and acceptance with a group is immense. After the church service that night, Richard reflects, “I had not felt anything except a sullen anger and a crushing sense of shame. Yet I was somehow glad that I had got it over with; no barriers now stood between me and the community”. In addition to these expectations from his family and the black community he associated with,

The minister they had once sought for comfort and solace has become a seductive, mysterious stranger with whom nobody can identify. The congregation feels as though Hooper can reach into their souls and see all the inadequacy and sin hidden within. As expressed in the story, "Each member of the congregation, the most innocent girl, and the man of most hardened breast felt as if the preacher had crept upon them, behind his awful veil, and discovered their hoarded iniquity of deed or thought." Because of his vow, the minister is forced into a life of solitude, forever lacking satisfaction and comfort.

The next morning Jones wakes up with a hangover combined with terrible images from his dream of a white and black boy fighting with knives and the black boy slowly losing with each additional stab wound. Looking back Jones thinks of his place in America where he is a black man but all he wants is to be seen as just a man. When arriving to work Jones has decided to quit only to find the manager talking to every white boy that enters, rather than him. While on break he tries to get ahold of alice to discuss things only to find that she is out. Then he decides to go looking for Madge who is complaining to Don about bad gear from a black guy. Don brings up her date from the previous night prompting her to storm off. Jones again tries to find Alice

Adam is awakened by his brother Levi claiming that a man on horseback has come into the center of town to bring important news. Now that whole family is awake and curious,they all gather with the townspeople in the center to meet the rider on the green, who informs the town that the British are coming and may be marching through the town. Because of this news, arguments stir in the crowd on whether to assemble the militia. Adam's father, Moses Cooper picks an argument with one of the committee members about the size of the militia, and how the number of men that they have compared to the British that they won't be able to stand up to the British army. After the discussion the people of Lexington agree for the militia to gear up. Upon hearing the news, Adam signs up alongside his

The frantic search for Adam began when Reve Walsh couldn't find him once she returned to the toy department. The staff paged him on the loud speakers. A quick

Morrison are supposed to come home on a scheduled time from Vicksburg, but they don’t arrive on that time. Then everyone gets very worried and start panicking as if they could tell something bad was going to happen to the three of them. Then later in the night, the three of them come home, but Papa returns with a broken leg. Mr. Morrison explains that a wagon has rolled over it, but not everyone believes so. Then Cassie manages to talk Stacey out from explaining the whole incident. It started when they were coming home from Vicksburg and the two wheels on the wagon came off, then when Papa wanted to fix the first wheel, someone shot him on the left leg, and the wagon rolled over it, then the three men went to attack Mr. Morrison, but Mr. Morrison vigorously throws one of the three men on the ground, and breaks another man’s arm, injuring them both. Then the third man pulls them onto the truck and leaves. Leaving Papa, Stacey and Mr. Morrison finish fixing the wagon and head home. Now Papa is hurt, the only thing Cassie and her brothers can do are just to wait till next morning, and hope Papa’s leg will recover

Through the constant interrogation Adam Farmer endured, he rediscovered his true identity and was reminded of his parents’ deaths. Brint, the man who asked the questions found a way for Adam, who’s birth name was Paul Demonte, to trust him and willingly tell him the information. Through this manipulation, Paul told Brint everything he could remember including how his family was constantly on the move because of the

Adam tells Charles that they could go travel but hears Cathy covered in blood and dirt. They decide to take her in and clean her up. They call a docter and find out she is badly injured. Adam decides to take care of her and the doctor decides to tell the sherif abou the girl. Adam wrorries Adam helps Charles remove the rocks from the farm that the sherif is borthering Cathy iwth questions Cathy states that she cants remember her name and that t she has her thoughts mixed upl Cathy doesn't want the sherrif to know she set the fire and becomes scared. Adam cooked for cathy but Charles does not trust Cathy. He doesn't like how foreign she looks. He tells Cathy she has been talking in her sleep and he believes she is evil. He noticed Cathy’s nervouness and tells her that if she does not leave he will tell the sheriff. Cathy feares Charles but tells Adam that she is afriad that he lied about loosing her memory. SHe asks him to trust her and uses him to make him take care of her. Adam felt love for Cathy and asks her to marry him. cathy tells him noot to tell CHarles. Cathy decides to marry Adam because he was afraid and needed the protection/money. She knew she could c9ontrol and use

The story begins with a prison guard arriving at Mrs Spencer’s door to give Paula the unfortunate news that her husband, Charlo has died. Then Paula explains the marital status between her and her husband, which is that they are separated. She talks of their wedding,

This novel is set in 1935 in Harlem, New York City. A small church congregation comes together for Sunday evening mass. The congregation is made up of close friends and family.

At George and Emily’s wedding, the Stage Manager, playing the minister, offers observations about the universal nature of existence. One of those observations is that a life time passes by in a flash with key events punctuating life. At George and Emily’s wedding, he sums up the cycle of life that every young couple embarking on a life together will experience, following a pattern that has been established since ancient times. These enduring events and patterns are timeless and universal. Thornton Wilder makes it clear there are key events in life.