Summary : ' The Neighbors Told The Police '

Using the story from The Outsiders (read in Reading class), brainstorm all the crimes from the book.

It was a small town in Cornersville, Ohio. Nothing much ever happened in this small town until one day. A new family moved in one afternoon. Everyone was surprised because no one even noticed the house being built. Everyone was still delighted that they moved in because the couple, Bob and Nancy, were very friendly. Bob and Nancy helped with all the activities in town and were very generous. A couple of weeks after they moved in, a lot of strange things began. Money started disappearing, the lights in the town went out every night except for Bob and Nancy's lights, even people's pets went missing. One night, everyone's lights went out at 11:30 as usual, except there was an extremely loud noise. The neighbors went outside to see where all the

Due to the level of unexplained defiances, the majority of the neighbors on 2nd Street in Atchison, Kansas have concluded that the possible reasons for the quick evacuations in one otherwise quaint home is that the plumbing is bad, the electric bills are really high or that it is so haunted that nobody can get a moment of peace so that they can figure out what is really going on so they just give up and leave.

How would you react to a mysterious force controlling your neighborhood? The short story “The Monsters are due on Maple Street” uses dramatic scenes to emphasize the moments. The story takes the common occurrences of a community and highlights it using unreal happenings. The author takes the emotions of an average person and uses them to indicate how typically calm groups of people react in a situation of fear. In my old neighborhood, if one person wasn’t maintaining their property the others would be aroused and demand for the owner to clean up their area. Therefore the originally friendly neighborhood would form temporary enemies.

He is also afraid of growing old. He says, “I wouldn’t want to be that old. An old man is a nasty thing.” He is also anxious to get home to his wife.

This neighborhood is very united. The first informant reported, “I know all my neighbors and we meet once every two months to discuss any problems or issues we may have” (B. Downey, personal communication, March 7, 2017). This unity has helped the community to thrive and become a safe neighborhood. The second strength of this community is the excellent communication they have. The second informant reported that they used the Nextdoor app to stay in contact with the neighbors. He also said that “If I see suspicious activity I call the neighborhood watch or the police” (C. Cooper , personal communication, March 7, 2017). Overall, this is a great neighborhood and community to live. It has a lot of social, health, and educational resources. It is also a thriving community with a vast number of businesses and

The neighbor in the story plays a minor role, but creates a conflict in the story which arises the climax of the story. The reason I say this is because without the neighbors there to call the sheriffs about the loud scream they probably wouldn’t have never found out about the murder that had happened. I would also infer that the neighbor had never really called the cops about something before or else the sheriffs probably wouldn’t have bothered to show up over just a loud scream. The narrator had also said in the story that he feared that a neighbor would hear the old man’s pounding heart

It is not an uncommon line of thought to follow that aging generally coincides almost naturally with the development of physical and mental illness, injury and trauma. Undoubtedly, given time the bodies’ strength and resilience deteriorates and its risk of developing complications increases; developing arthritis or a heart problem for example, is quoted as two of the fifteen most common health problems older people face. (Madeline. R Vaan, 2015)

We all are surrounded by older adult, and we know that we have so many considerations related to them. We all need to understand how physical, mental and psychological changes occurs with advancing age and how it is different for each person. Some people stay healthy, some are surrounded by all kind of disease, and it all depends upon circumstances in an individual’s life.

By late adulthood none of us can dispute the physical signs of aging. As Erikson and colleagues (1986) have noted, “As the overall tonus of the body begins to sag and innumerable inner parts call attention to themselves through malfunction, the aging body is forced into a new sense of invalidness…The elder is obligated to turn attention from more interesting aspects of life to the demanding requirements of the body” (p. 309).

As what may be common with individuals who are of Robert’s age group (Erikson & Erikson, 1998), he initially viewed and accepted his discomforts and dysfunctions as parts of the normal aging process; and, although he was mindful of maintaining a healthy lifestyle,

There's this house around the corner from where I live It's a two story house that looks like it's been there for a hundred years not to mention it is creepy really creepy if you want my advice I would never ever walk by that house at night or even dare to go inside. There is a legend that a family used to live there the Williams and one dark and rainy night daughter Janice Williams was listening to music her brother Carter Williams was in his room reading comics and the parents were asleep. Later that night Janice and Carter heard a knock on the door so they went down to see who it was but when they look there was no one there so they went back upstairs but when the next day came they were all dead i wont say the gory details but ill just

"The Neighbor" is about Detective D.D. Warren investigating the case of a young mother disappearing from her home in South Boston. Her 4-year-old daughter is the only witness, and her husband is the number-one suspect.

He was the only boy in the family growing up, so he did most of the hard labor go catch chickens and cut and clean them for dinner. He didn’t like that he said very exhausting after a long hot day. He also had to learn how to repair things such as if the roof was leaking from rain he would have to figure out a way to stop it from flooding inside his home in Jamaica.

Mrs. Patterson, my next door neighbor, was extremely believable, which is why she is a good example of a perfect liar. She came on my property and caused pure disruption, however, she covered it up smoothly with a lie. It took my family months or even years to even catch on to her shenanigans. Mrs. Patterson made it feel like she was out to get us. Every chance she had, she was trying to sabotage my whole family. For instance, Mrs. Patterson always pored her dead leaves in my backyard or strolled by and spat on my lawn. When confronted, she fed stories of her not being anywhere around at the time of the crime. She also denied all the times she snick my waterholes and used it for her own garden. Mrs. Patterson was so amazing at what she did, which made my family reconsider who to blame. But since the lies didn 't stop there, overtime we caught on to her. It took years for us to realize how good of a liar Mrs. Patterson was. But when we did we never trusted another neighbor again. So again my next door neighbor Mrs. Patterson, my