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Nanberry is the main character of this book. He is an Aboriginal boy who grows up the English ways. When Nanberry was young he lost his whole family to the disease smallpox. A doctor from the English colony, Surgeon White adopted the boy and taught him the English tradition, he cared for Nanberry as he was ill and injured, and he treated Nanberry as he was his son. Surgeon White changed Nanberry's name to Andrew however later on when Nanberry began to understand more, he preferred to keep his birth name. Living in the English colony was hard for Nanberry as he experienced many different emotions and opportunities. He also experienced racism and had a dream to become and sailor which he fulfilled because of his adoptive father. He later on sailed with his brother Andrew White to England so he could live with his father. When his time came, he was buried in the Australian ground.

Have you ever thought of murdering a man for the way he looks and burying him beneath the floorboards? This plot is the same in both the story called “The Tell-Tale Heart,” by Edgar Allan Poe and movie version based on this story. The story is told from a madman’s perspective. He cares for an elderly man who is blind in one eye. The madman always feels this eye is watching him and hence, he murders the elderly man, so the eye will not be watching him anymore. Even though they share this similarity, the story and movie versions are very different. The story version is better than the movie.

old man or his eye. It may be his phobia of the dark side, and

Blais utilizes another in-book relationship, one between Isabelle-Marie and Michael, to further reinforce the point that relationships rooted in superficial misconceptions only end in suffering and pain. In this specific case, it leads to the brutal beating and abandonment of Isabelle-Marie at

“S*** rolls downward” an old army phrase is what exactly happened to 1st platoon of the 101st Airborne Division. Black Hearts is a fictional book on soldiers in the 101st Airborne division in the 502 Infantry Regiment during deployment to Iraq in 2005. Black Hearts is a book which gives the reader the point of views the different types of stress a soldier goes through during a deployment both physically and especially mentally. The book goes in depth and paints realistic events throughout the deployment and the impact it had one specific company.

Throughout Malcolm Gladwell essay he describes several examples of activism of different political movements. I agree with Gladwell’s argument about social media, like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc., is a form of weak-tie activism and strong-tie activism requires strong connections to other individuals who are willing to sacrifice for a cause. Throughout the essay, the author takes us through different scenarios in history to prove his point regarding the difference between traditional activism and non-traditional.

Blackbeard was a brave and most outspoken sea rovers who operated during early 1700s in the coastal regions of the English Southern parts of the New world. His piracy activities, together with his co-pirates are key sectors in United States of America’s history. Happening in the time eminently known as the golden age of piracy, their brave advances in sea robbery facilitated the gradual demise of sea hijacking and theft on the deep seas.1

The short story the Tale Tell Heart, Edger Allen Poe uses many literary elements to show the theme of the story. Some of the literary elements that Poe uses are first person narrator, interior monologue, and cosmic irony. With these elements Poe is able to display the theme of the story which is, we are afraid of the things we don’t understand and a guilty conscience will win out in the end. These are the themes and elements of Poe’s short story.

Gladwell writes in this passage about how the way people think can be crazy and altered based on where they come from. People might disagree with this and he brings that up saying “ we are often wary of making these kinds of broad generalizations about different cultural groups” and far point to bring up. However he knows and isn’t afraid to say statements a little out there. Gladwell in his writing I have noticed brings up points that people don’t also want to or even recognize. He bring up honor which can be wounded very easily just as easy as people’s pride. Another thing people don’t like to talk about unless they are boasting about it but when it is hurt blood will be shed. Which is in fact deranged to think that people can’t put away

Horror is fiction that scares the audience or gives an eerie mood. Each short story develops horror is its own way. “The Tell Tale Heart” is about how an old man is murdered because of his evil vulture eye. “A Rose for Emily” is about how an old woman poisoned her lover to keep him from leaving. “The Lottery” is about how this town has a drawing to see who will be the sacrifice to the crops. Horror is developed in “The Tell Tale Heart,” “A Rose for Emily,” and “The Lottery” with many elements of horror.

I recently finished reading the book Isle of the Lost. It is a fiction novel written by Melissa De La Cruz. The protagonist, Mal, is the daughter of villainous Maleficent, who is thee unelected leader of the Isle of the Lost. The Isle of the Lost is the island where all the villians of Disney tales go to be imprisoned forever. When Evie, the daughter of the Evil Queen, doesn’t invite Msl to her sixth birthday party, Mal tells her mother, who as the leader, gives the Evil Queen and Evie and banishment. Now, it is ten years later, and Mal is still mad. Evie has been ‘castle schooled’ for those last ten years, and Evil Queen thinks it’s about time that she go to a real school, Dragon Hall. However, Evie will soon find out that Mal is still angry

Jared Diamond talked about his life and a little bit of this book. Part of his comments were about how people's behaves. Diamond related behaves depending on the place where people live. He compared traditional society and industrialized society. For example, Jared said that the customs of a tribe is to live more with paranoia than people who live in cities. Tribesmen tend to overestimate hazards while people from cities lower estimate the consequences of their actions. Tribe members live with fear and paranoia to natural phenomenon. Mr. Diamond believe that paranoia makes stress, so all the societies suffer stress created differently. Also, Diamond mentioned other details that distinguish each society, and that point has a relation with Chapter

Several years later Anne was fifteen and working for Mrs. Burke, a white lady that ran guild meetings out of her house. By this time the town had began to have misfortunate events happen to African Americans. It seemed as if they were being ran out of town or murdered one by one. A boy named Emmitt Till, Anne's age, had been murdered for supposedly disrespecting an older white woman. This took a large impact on Anne, and her mother put a fear in

Britt’s internalization of his blackness and constant externalization of whiteness has forced him to also externalize a desire for a white lover. When this dream with Monique is shattered upon the realization of her father’s race, Britt finds it impossible to marry into mixed blood; this is the same blood that courses through his veins. Monique, now heartbroken over her ex-fiancé seeing her as immoral, finds hope in another king, Sam Loggins. Sam Loggins presented himself as a white savior willing to see past ethnicity, but this is only because he was not counted as a tragic character like Britt.

Blackness filled the streets outside, it was dark except for the bright flicker of flashlights on the guards below. Meggie could hear the loud snoring of Fenoglio, she was trapped here with him because of capricorns main man Basta. He had captured Meggie and Fenoglio in a villa not far south of here. Meggie liked Fenoglio since the second she saw him, she has a respect for writers being a book lover herself. Ever since Meggie found out that he wrote the book Inkheart, and found out that her father Mo had read Capricorn and Basta out of it so many years ago, she became intrigued. She wanted to find out what had gone through his head to make such a villain as Capricorn and Basta. But now was not the time Meggie had plans to escape tonight,