Summary Of Lethal Experiment ! Donovan Creed

The Book Thief, written by an Australian author, Markus Zusak, is a devastatingly powerful historical-fiction novel that bears several re-readings. Being one of the greatest, most divinely-written epilogues in my school library, The Book Thief, is a soul-shattering, thought-provoking story that undoubtedly can be recommended to the young and old alike. This poignant, prolonged, but achingly sad book, is the pinnacle of contemporary historical-fiction, poised to become a classic. Phenomenally breathtaking, and inspiring, bringing nothing but anticipatory dread, this lyrical, surreal book, though depressingly morbid at times, was my “gateway” to historical-fiction. The tribulations and trials provided in the novel, had inevitable passion, perspective

This book is an emotional roller coaster ride. The moment you start to read this book, you can no longer put it back down. The author of the book “ On My Honor” made opposite characteristics for Tony and Joel. The opposite characteristics of the two characters really caused the plot to be like an emotional roller coaster ride. Joel has the characteristics of a cautious, smart, and usually honest boy.  (Bauer, 1) Joel yelled, “ CLIMB THE STARVED ROCK BLUFF? YOU’VE gotta be kidding! Joel’s spine tingled at the mere thought of trying to scale the sheer river bluffs in the state park”. On the other hand, Tony is a self-centered, daredevil, and unintelligent boy. (Bauer, 1) Tony just casually says, “ Nobody even knows if the guy was really trying to climb the bluffs.” Tony just says that as if dying on the Starved Rock is like eating a piece of cake! In all, the details and characteristics put into the story allow readers to understand the story a lot better.

1) Prescribed Text – The Book Thief a. Compose a summary/synopsis of the text (plot/themes/characters/key concerns). (100 words only)

The Book Thief, written by Australian novelist Markus Zusak, follows a young girl living in Nazi Germany, and employs innovative techniques to convey the central idea of the extremes of human behavior. This central idea was explored through stylistic techniques and conventions such as Death as the narrator, juxtaposition, irony, lack of chronological order, narrative voices, and themes, namely the power of words.

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak is a story set in Germany during World War 2. This novel follows the life of Liesel Meminger, a girl who develops greatly. With Death as the all knowing narrator of the story, the reader has the ability to see various perspectives. It tells the story of oppression, portrays the power of words, and shows the human ability for kindness or cruelty. I chose to do option four, in which I have chosen important sections from the novel.

My opinion, of the killing of the kangaroo, is that it is a cruel act. Animals, just like humans, have a nervous system which allows them to feel pain. Would you want to be shot just for someone else’s pleasure? Also, would you want your murderer to be praised for killing you? No, I didn't think so. The way that hunting of animals is considered fun disgusts me – it really does! This "sport" that people call hunting is a dangerous thing not only to the animal but to the hunters as well. Here, in my essay, I’ll be taking quotes from the short story First Kill by Alan Marshall.

Bill O’Reilly’s, Killing Lincoln, is a nonfiction novel based on the assassination of the United States 16th president, Abraham Lincoln. Bill O’Reilly has a writing style that captivates his readers with historical facts in a story format. In this novel, Bill O’Reilly puts emphasis on the assassin, John Wilks Booth and his plans that lead up to the death of Lincoln. This event that occurs at the end of the Civil War, changes America drastically.

Erik Larson shapes a story of suspense and excitement through juxtaposition, foreshadow, fantasy, and direct quotes. Through these different strategies, he is able to hold the reader’s attention while describing true history in a contemporary way. Larson takes Truman Capote’s idea of a nonfiction novel and creates his own story of a murderer in important history.

In the novel, the author, Jon Krakauer, documented the journey of a young individual named Chris McCandless who went on a treacherous journey which led a tragic ending. In pursuit of a lifestyle that differed from society, McCandless encountered several people who aided and advised him. The errors in his choices are what ultimately led to his demise leading to public scrutiny.

A private investigator in a futuristic world where animals can talk, and babies are robots. In Gun, with Occasional Music by Jonathan Lethem, Conrad Metcalf, an ill-mannered private investigator, attempts to reveal the truth in the murder an old client. It may be a lot to take in, but by the end of this review, you’ll see how unorthodox but strangely fascinating this book really is. In my point of view, this hard-boiled novel is a stereotypical ‘agent gone rogue’ type of circumstance, I also believe it contains mostly analogies. And finally, the fist fights, karma points, and various drugs make the book even more interesting. Despite the fact he is the main character, Metcalf sure has something about him that rubs people the wrong way.

Film can be a very useful catalyst in teaching how not to treat patients. In Analyze This and Analyze That, we see very extensive examples of this throughout the film. Through farce and lampoon, we see the in this disjunctive way what proper CBT, criminal therapy and combating recidivism is all about.

The author of this book is a man named Anthony Horowitz. Anthony is one of the most successful writers you can find in the UK. So far in his career, he wrote over 40 books which include the famous James Bond spy series that everyone knows and loves. He also made a new spy series for a younger audience, with the same concept, Alex Rider, the bestselling teen spy series, which he then later on turned into a movie that which was released in 2006. The estimated number of Alex Rider books to have been sold is around 19 million copies around the world. His novel Oblivion, the conclusion to the Power of Five series, was published in October

My intrest of this story, was raised by the suspense and the tension throughout the story, not to mention the blood and awe that builds the story slowly and then picks up the pace to the climax, where the narrator raves to the police and cannot hide his crime anymore. I imagine, that i’m in an apartment with a nasty sense and with dark wood panelling and flooring. The furniture is musty or dusty. This literary work left me both terrified and disgusted. I could not believe that a human being could kill another person with such malice and for seemingly no reason.

One specific subject critics have touched upon are life lessons. Many scenarios in life can teach valuable lessons, in the story “Godfather Death” there are three main lessons that can be learned. The first lesson actually is in the lesson itself, many times lessons can be what makes people stronger or it can become a person’s undoing. This kind of lesson can only be learned after making mistakes. How you react is the ultimate factor in determining your future. You can choose to appreciate the lesson and avoid further similar mistakes, or you can become a victim and be unable to continue life

     Hemingway's "The Killers" illustrates that unexplained violence is an integrated part of society.  To acknowledge the cruelties of life is to come to terms with horrifying events that can not be denied.  A person may lack the maturity to cope with everyday life if they do not realize that evil can exist in any given society.