Summary Of Jessie In The TV Show : Saved By The Bell

It was one Saturday night in October when Cesar and Vanessa were at Diego’s house with nothing to do other than just watch the T.v and play board games which they didn’t want to do either of them. “ Diego we should go somewhere that haunts since Halloween is right around the corner,” said Vanessa. “ Let’s go to the haunted hospital,” said Diego “ Which one,” asked Cesar, “I think it’s called Mercy Hospital,” replied Diego. So they decided to go, but before they went, they gathered stuff that might be needed might need like flashlights and water bottles in case their thirsty while they were in there. Later that night they had finally gotten there and they were looking for a way

He was constantly high on heroin, and when he was not, he was grumpy and abusive towards her. Eventually in times of lonesome, Baby got a hold of drugs on her own. First, she tried magic mushrooms. At first, getting high was a way for Baby to entertain herself. However, she eventually tried her father’s drug of choice, heroin. She quickly becomes addicted to the feeling she gets when high off this drug. Heroin entwines itself into Baby’s day-to-day life and begins to impair her normal decision making, “There wasn’t much, but there was enough to make all my anger dissipate. As soon as I was high, I couldn’t even remember what my escape plan had been (569).”Her quick addiction allows Baby to find an escape from her reality. Turning to drugs to fill the void her parents left within her childhood is not only temporary, but it is dangerous. People close to Baby demonstrate first-hand the dangers that this coping mechanism can pose. Her pimp, Alphonse, even died of an overdose with her in the room, “As soon as I looked at Alphonse’s face, I knew that he was dead, even though I had never seen a dead body before (604).” Baby’s method of coping from her father’s negligence is to turn to the exact thing that she witness ruin him, heroin. However, as a child of her age, she would not know any better. Her father is happier and more affectionate towards her while he is high, so it would only make sense to her to think that she would be the

Jessie comes and saves Emily and Emily and Jessie gets along.

Jessie didn’t know anything about the 1900s so Ma needed to explain for her and her curiosity. Jessie constantly asked questions like, “What if I get caught? Won’t everyone know I’m missing?” (Haddix, p.33) Jessie even queried herself on how everything in 1996 looked and worked like phones. This was also proven in the beginning of chapter five. “Jessie wanted to ask so many questions, she couldn’t think where to begin. She wanted to know about the ‘something dangerous,’ but she wanted to understand everything Ma had told her first.” This shows us that Jessie is apprehensive about the mission, but she’s more inquisitive and chatty about how the 1900s were to Ma. She also showed this trait on hew journey as she’s revealed new things, but has to keep her mouth

Hannah knew what was coming and tried to persuade them not to go but they didn’t listen. They went in the truck with them and got into the boxcars where many people could not survive. When they evacuated the cars, they were separated into men and women with kids. They were forced to go to the showers, have their heads shaved, put different clothes on, and get their arms tattooed with numbers. They had to work hard to avoid being chosen to get processed. They meet a girl named Rivka, who has lasted in the camp for a year and a half who gives them tips to avoid being chosen. One night, Gitli awakens Hannah and plans an escape from the camp. Sadly, some of them were caught, but Gitl and Hannah made it back to the barracks safely. The next day, the other men that were involved with the escape were caught, shot, and taken to the smoke stack. They see the men dragging them off to the stack, among them was Rivka’s brother, Wolfe. The people continued to work in the camp to avoid being chosen. One day when Hannah was thinking about the future, she started to tell her 3 other friends around and they started talking. A guard overheard them and said that he got to personally pick 3 out of the 4

Zachary’s bad behaviours reached a peak. He had “ lost a job and got another, and then lost that one too. He was never home, forever taking off in the family car. The situation with Zachary had gone too far, to the point where it was too late to fix it. Winnifred had realized all these actions were unacceptable, losing all the sympathy she had left for him. Winnifred thought he was just cheap and shifty. Consequently, as Winnifred got older, she had her own daughter, Stephanie, who started to display characteristics that

Ingmar asks Jessie to contract with Jessie’s high school classmates to babysit Ingmar’s new baby. Jessie orally agrees to do so. This is

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

Nancy was given her first dose of Haldol 30 minutes ago. You hear a scream and leave the nurse's station to find Nancy at her doorway, wide eyed and appearing very frightened. Her head is stiffly turned so that her chin is resting on her left shoulder, and she is calling out for help because she can not turn her head.

Jacob calmly says that “Living on my own was really hard since there was no one there to help me. During my freshman year of college I remembered the time that I almost burned down the house forgetting the stove was on in the morning since there was no one around to remind me.” This disaster helped Jacob learn to be aware of his surroundings. Another disaster that leads Jacob, to whom he is today was that he stopped his friend, Pete from doing harmful drugs that would lead to suicide. One day Jacob was coming back from his classes and he noticed Pete passed out on the couch next to a table that had a syringe that suggested Pete was doing drugs, Jacob called the ambulance and soon as he could and they arrived just in time to save Pete, he then spoke to Pete about it afterwards and convinced Pete to get help.

Finn drives Hayley home and Hayley’s dad sees Finn. He comes to the car with a splitting maul. He is drunk and yelling at Finn. On Saturday, Gracie goes to Hayley’s house asking to stay over. Hayley agrees to stay at Gracie's, so Gracie won’t be alone with her mom. While they were walking, Gracie tells Hayley that Tropher’s ex-girlfriend keeps calling. At Gracie’s house, they bake cookies and cinnamon scones. They watch a movie, when Mrs. Rappaport comes home. In the morning, Gracie and her mom go to church, while Hayley leaves then sneaks back into their house. She later leaves and goes back into her own house. She confronts her dad about before, and he says he doesn’t remember. On the bus Monday afternoon, Finn tells Hayley he likes her and she kisses him. Two days later, Hayley comes and her dad takes her for a surprise. He tells her, he worked that day painting a kitchen and a laundry room. After, they both play basketball and talk about Hayley’s struggle with math. Andy accidentally tripped backwards while playing. Finn and Hayley take a road trip for Finn’s college interview. Finn is miserable because he wants to go to a different college. Halloween approaches and Hayley talks to Ms. Benedetti about her past homeschooling. Later Gracie helps Hayley find a halloween costume. Hayley, Gracie and Gracie’s little brother are going trick-or-treating. Andy’s friend comes over for a

Additionally, Leslie helped Jess to push past stereotypes , allowing him to become a better friend and open minded person. She challenged the usual traits that were stitched into girls like they were an article of clothing - simply attaching a tag to them to tell them what they were and what they were not. Yet she seemed to rip her own tag from her body and shout out who she was with such an ecstatic and brave stance. She took Jess by the hand and showed him how much more there was to life then what people are taught. She was different from anyone Jess had ever met. "I hope they have a girl, six or seven," said May Belle. "I need somebody to play with." "You got Joyce Ann." "I hate Joyce

Screams filled the air. Only then did Jessie Grant realize they were his. He had been having this dream for some time, his dad’s and mom’s death. Before they boarded a cruiser when he was seventeen, his parents were his best friends, now he had nothing.

Cassandra has this feeling that Tiffany doesn’t know how serious and devastating it is to use heroin while she is pregnant. So she decides to

Going into youth group time was the next activity on the agenda. Nobody wanted to be in that situation including myself because of room 202. Like every youth group time, we started off with simple questions like, "How was your day?" and "What stuck out to you most?". Out of nowhere, a girl in the mix of everything said she had something on her heart she needed to share. Karissa explained on how multiple times, she would harm her body by cutting herself and attempting to end her life six times. She spoke on how she was always in and out of hospitals because of the harm she would pursue on herself. This not only shocked everyone in the room, but it also caused everyone to weep for her. Brad Starn, the youth group leader, then talked after and