Short Story

She realized how blindly in love she was and ended the relationship because she knew that he was not good for

- Tom doesn’t believe Jordan is capable of looking after herself “Nick’s going to look after her, aren’t you Nick?”

Sarah got Bella 's text and went down stairs to let her in for their sleepover. They went up to Sarah 's bedroom. "So is there any boys you have a crush on Bella?" Asked Sarah giggling. Bella nervously responded,

When Tom talks about how he feels bad for her it shows how really lonely she must have been. Even a black man felt bad for

“I was wondering around the interior inlet of Charles Bay. I rather be anywhere than being here with you,” Tom responded carelessly.

Tom would beat her awful a considerable measure. At the point when Tom educated her regarding his meeting with

"First of all shutup, second of all I'm going to the fair after dinner," I snap.

Explanation: This is super awkward for me as a reader, because I know that Daisy is supposed to be telling Tom today that she doesn’t love him, and pretty much everyone in the scene is aware of that, to some extent. Because of that, this makes her remark really awkward because she is being nostalgic for her marriage with Tom, which is, like I said, what is supposed to be ending in this scene. I could also see this remark upsetting Gatsby, which makes it worse, as there is already a huge amount of tension in this hotel room. On top of all of that, it makes it seem like Daisy doesn’t actually want to leave Tom, and therefore make me almost

“I kept my face pulled back into my hood as I walked to the sidewalk, crowded with teenagers. My plain black jacked didn’t stand out, I noticed with relief.” (14-15) Bella really doesn’t want to stand out in the first few chapters, and she keeps to herself. As the book progresses, Bella begins to become more comfortable in Forks. “People greeted me in the parking lot Monday morning. I didn’t know all their names, but I waved back and smiled at everyone.” (38) Bella’s personality changes frequently in the book, as she goes from introverted to extroverted. Falling in love also subtly changes her, as she finds her place with the Cullen

The Most Dangerous Game was a story made by Richard Connell in 1924, and had a movie adaptation in 1932. The short story tells about a man stranded on an island by the name of Rainsford. He finds Zaroff, a general with a great lust for hunting, who hunts people and Rainsford himself going to be hunted. He then attempts to outwit the general and ends up possibly taking his place. The film tries to encapsulate the excitement and story of the original version with more enticing visual effects and mostly succeeds. Although the film shares many themes and characteristics as the story, it has also changed many key factors.

“You’re going to have so much fun!” He looked ecstatic, “Look on the bright side, you’ll make more friends now!”

¨Why do you feel this way?” said Tom “I just do not feel like you do not love me anymore, I can not live like this anymore!” said Daisy elicitely. Daisy was so enraged, that she ran out of

back. He wants her to tell Tom that “[she] never loved him” and tried to pull the words out of her

“The Fall of the House of Usher” is a dark story where it feels like it is almost trapped by his surroundings. Roderick and Madeline Usher both lived in the house; they are twins who, in many ways, are almost identical. The narrator describes Roderick’s house, “in the greenest of our valleys, by good angels tenanted, once a fair and stately palace; Radiant palace reared its head.” He continues by saying, “but evil things, in robed of sorrow, assailed the monarch’s high estate”. He described that it went from a once happy and joyous to a dark and gloomy place. This could be because of his own mental condition. He feels trapped by the house remembering the times when the house was filled will happiness and joy but now it is a mere darkened

During adoption, the parents sometimes get the choice of an open or closed adoption but not everyone gets the choice. “If we were offered a child and contact was involved and we didn’t want that, we’d have to consider another child, we couldn’t consider this one.” “No, not really, there was no choice. Well the way it was worded, I knew there would be some form of contact and that would be part of the deal. We didn’t have an option. If we’d said no, then I don’t think we would have got him.” (Smith and Logan 77) These are real situations that parents have come across with an adoption. Some parents feel an open adoption will arise complications in the future and try everything to get a closed adoption while some just agree with it so they can get the child they want. Contact with birth families can have both a positive and negative affect. In some cases, the adoptive parents agreed that the contact was likely to benefit the child, but some felt anxious about the emotional well being of the child, but they were afraid to use their voice because of the worries it will affect the child staying with them. Therefore, the parents give in only if its an open adoption and the visits can go well or can go bad and become awkward. “We were quite panicked to be honest. What are they going to think of us and what effect is it going to have on the children and it’s quite daunting going into that situation. But after the first meeting we were quite relieved when we came out not having met