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Abby Williams, the preacher's niece, starts getting into fortune telling and such illegal activities, as taught to her by the slave Tituba. Other local girls get into it, and then start acting strange they shout, cry and make weird noises. Abby and the

Sammy came to the point that he saw that the girls didn't even stayed long enough to see what Sammy had done and weren't even grateful for it. Even though Sammy thought he did the right thing he later realize that now he just had to go with what life wiring him. On the other hand Nea she had to go all the way to where her sister lived with her husband so she can rescue her from her husband. It turned out that her sister didn't need to be rescue from her husband, Nea realized that things were done the way her sister did it because of their culture they came from. Both Sammy and Nea had a very long way to go, to go from thinking they were the grown ups to finally realizing they just have to experience through life to understand

One night, towards the end of November, three teenagers were out past their town 's curfew. The teenagers knew that if they were caught, they would be in more trouble than they had ever been in before. These three teenagers were the oddest group of friends, Ethan was the goody-two-shoes of the group- always following the rules, he was a skinny kid standing about six feet tall but there was not one ounce of muscle on his body; Jackson was the star of the lacrosse team- he never paid attention to what anyone told him, especially adults, he was only about 5’10”, but built of pure muscle; and then there was Brooke- she did not know much about anything and she did whatever her boyfriend Jackson told her to, she was blonde and strikingly

These three were clearly out of place in Verhilla’s classroom. One day, the class had a rehearsal in Circle Theater. The three girls wanted to take advantage of not being in a classroom. They noticed that Mrs. Verhilla had brought her purse to the theater. Mary suggested that they devise a plan to steal her purse and get out of the theater with no problems. The rehearsal started and Mary informed the teacher that she was going to the bathroom. The other two girls asked to do the same; Verhilla said to wait until Mary returned. Mary then sneaked around the building behind the teacher with her purse within reach. Mary gave Linda and Sally a signal. Sally then told Verhilla that Mary had returned. Being in the back of the scene set, the girls had no trouble sneaking out. Mary grabbed the purse and the three casually walked out the back door, into the main school building, and off of the campus. The rehearsal had ended and Mrs. Verhilla noticed that her purse and the three girls were gone. Mrs. Verhilla informed her husband about the matter and a police report was filed. She then called all three of the girls’ parents, but none answered. She

This example is a reflection of the ideologies of that time period. The girls were doing something that was not socially acceptable, especially in the setting of a small town grocery store, like the A&P.

If you’ve ever lived near Mulberry Street in the small town Southington, Connecticut, then you would remember these three children. They were friends; I suppose you could say childhood friends. Jalinea Kannas [Ka-nis], Tyler Peytirch [pay-ter-ch], and Kier Antonna [an-toe-nah]. They are very different from each other, but they are as close as can be. Jalinea has her slightly wavy mop of flaming red hair in a medium cut, just below her shoulders. Her brown eyes are bright with excitement. Her slightly freckled face gives her character, and she is full of it. Tyler’s brown hair was in his typical messy style, his hazel eyes matching along with it. He gave a soft smile between the two (girls). Kier was giggling quietly to herself, but loud enough for the other two to hear. Her voice was like

One event that saddened me, was the treatment of both children by the most terrible people ever, the Mosses. The saying looks can be deceiving are all too true when the children first met them. Of course, the caseworker thought they adored all children and just were good people; However, Ashley knew early on it was nothing but a facade. Once the caseworker left, the true evil began to show.

Gossip Girl consists of the lives of the filthy rich students of Constance on the Upper East Side of New York. These privileged teenagers go through a series of obstacles and events that showcase the flaws of the high class life. This series is compacted with articles of commodity, as well as use of power, wealth, and luxury and how these attributions affect you in society. Serena Van der Woodsen, Blair Waldorf, Chuck Bass, and Nathaniel Archibald are the four main characters. They do whatever they need to in order to get what they want- literally whatever. They put the lives of others in danger. Their family and friendship bonds are tested through these six seasons. In this television series I will be analyzing the

The teen daughter tried to carry on normally, but her life was anything but normal. She could not have friends over to her house, go out with her mother, or just have a typical mother-daughter relationship.

I knew from the beginning that I was going to love this story. When the headmistress of their school and her younger brother both fall dead during Sunday dinner, the young ladies neither scream nor faint, but immediately jump into action, checking for signs of life, gathering evidence of the crime, and planning their future. Smooth Kitty, the planner and business woman of the group, proposes that the seven girls hide the murders so they can continue living together, rather than return home to the parents who do not want them and the siblings who torment them. These girls desire the freedom to pursue their own interests and to live their own lives, and they are willing to do whatever it takes to achieve that.

Two teenage-looking girls with straight, long ash-brown hair and tan skin practically fell out of the car, howling. The man driving the car rolled down the window and, grinning, gave the girls a thumbs up and pulled away from the school. I knew it was rude, but I couldn't help gape at the sight unraveling in front of me. Something about one of the girls looked familiar, but I couldn't quite place what. Just when thought the scene couldn't get any weirder, I thought I saw the girl beckon me over! I gasped. Who were these people?

Maxine’s family was rich. Really rich. Daughter of an extremely wealthy businessman and well-of heiress, her family had never known the sorrows of the less fortunate. The money was great, but it had a created a chasm between her parents and their three children. Her parents thoughts on raising children were something akin to ‘if I can pay someone to raise my children, then why shouldn’t I?” Therefore, Maxine, Lucas, and Lillian Parker were more of their housekeeper Elma’s children then the Parkers’ themselves.

In the story A and P, the main character Sammy, impulsively reacts to a situation which results with him stuck without a job. At the beginning of the story, we introduced to three girls; “In walks these three girls in nothing but bathing suits” (1). These girls represent Sammy’s innocence and adolescence and his youthful ways. The three girls are the reason why Sammy strikes maturity. Throughout the book, we discover that people aren’t looking upon the girls fondly because of their lack of clothes but Sammy is willing to stand up for these girls. “The girls, and who'd blame them, are in a hurry to get out, so I say "I quit" to Lengel quick enough for them to hear, hoping they'll stop and watch me, their unsuspected hero” (21). However, when his plan backfires

October 14th 1985 lighting every second a very stormy night.Dark night.Amelia and Jake.Brother and sister.They were walking home and jake saw a path they had never been down or seen so he ran down it his sister now noticing and ran after him screaming “JAKE” She found him after a minute.A mild wind was there in that path but still cold.She had lost her umbrella to the wind cause it got stronger the farther they walked.They heard creepy voices it would say “HELP” “HELP” “AHHHHH”.

Kate opened the car door and she ignored whatever her mom was saying, she didn’t care. She was too excited for the rest of the night. When she got to Amelia's door, she paused and thought about what they were about to do. She knew that if they were caught, that they would get into serious trouble. Kate knocked anyways. Amelia’s dad answered the door. “Did you bring all of your stuff?”, he asked.