Sarah is an ex-spy, she quit when everything got taken away from her. Sarah’s house was blown up, her dog was taken, and her little brother was kidnapped and still not found. She has also woken up with a few broken ribs in the hospital. Sarah’s spy name was Stretch because she has the ability to become like elastic. Now she works at a magazine and news company. Where everyone wears pantsuits, also there’s a new rumor going around every day. But, she doesn’t go out chasing stories, reveling bad guys. Instead Sarah gets everyone’s coffee. She works at an unappreciative, unreliable, under paid company for chumps, The Maple Gram News for You. For short Maple Gram Inc. the number one rule was no crying. Sarah is at work when she has a very suspicious …show more content…
Unable to wipe the tear because of the metal bars. A female robot voice turns on “beep electric floor on.” They all get a startled look on their faces. Carrie Sarah’s mom says “All you need to do is stretch your arms through the holes hold on to that pool and pull yourself out. Then press the red button outside the door to engage the electric floor.” When she does that she starts to thin at the waste and then at the legs as she squeezes through the bars. Sarah swings from pool to pool pulling on each one before she holds onto it. One pool is extremely slippery first finger… second finger until she gets to the last finger she stretches farther and farther almost hitting the floor. She slips then the unknown blue eyed man swoops in and saves her. He outside the electric floor she presses the glowing red button still in his arms. The robot women’s voice says “Electric Floor disabled.” They sit there gazing into each other’s light blue eyes. They hear the robots voice again “Floor cooled.” Sarah tells the unnamed man “You can set me down no oh and what’s your name ,” hoping he wouldn’t put her down. He completely ignores her accept for “My name is Kevin.” John Sarah’s dad begins to have a discouraged look on his face. Carrie speaks up “HELLO!” Sarah says remembering “oh yeah of course,” still dazed. She slowly walks over there like there were hearts in her eyes and unlocks her parents. They start running through rooms looking for a way out. While their running Sarah gets a phone call “making my way down town, beep,” she answers the phone blushing with embarrassment. Maple Gram is calling “He…” Maple cuts her off. Sternly Maple says “I’ve been asking for my iced coffee for 5 minutes, your fired,” then the line goes dead. Kevin asked concerned “Are you alright?” Sarah says with a tear in her eye “Yeah it’s not like I’ve
Amanda Calkins is someone that very few people would consider a role model. A twenty one year old girl in culinary school who doesn’t have much to her name other than a beat up yellow volkswagen beetle, a cat named Dinah, and her weekly pack of marlboro red cigarettes that she carries around in her black leather purse. She is always running late, constantly swearing, and has the most unpredictable temper. Her skin is white as the snow, and her edgy black shaggy hair frames her face giving off a very mysterious look. Tattoos and piercings cover her rawboned and angular body, and her baggy clothes make her look all skin and bones. She is a very independent woman who doesn’t let the thoughts of anyone else interfere with her life and has
In just a matter of months, Sarah has hastily experienced and heard things that she hadn’t thought she would. As she moved into her cousin’s home, she begins to see how the
The story of Sarah touched the lives of many characters in the book “Sarah’s Key” by Tatiana De Rosnay. Sarah had such a profound impact on every character in the book, whether it is the scarring and unforgettable memories they have of her or new information they have gathered from the past. Julia invested her entire life into finding out more about Sarah, her life, and what happened to her after a daring escape from a concentration camp. She sacrificed her marriage and many personal relationships because she cared so deeply and passionately about Sarah and what had happened to her. Julia blocked out all of the negative opinions and people telling her to stop and worked nonstop to learn the truth, to never close her eyes on the past. The brutal past of Sarah left a
with narrating the first chapter of each part. She is the one telling the story of her sisters. She is divorced and still lives in her childhood home. She is also a car insurance sales woman. She is also surprised to see an interviewer this early in the year, meaning she is still considered a hero. The only surviving sister.
Tells the reader stories & anecdotes of her fellow workers, including her own unstable, insecure life, taking the reader on some emotional ups & downs throughout the story
Carrie is a 17 year old girl in high school. She is the type of girl that nobody wants to talk to. Her mother is a very religious,and uses religion to abuse her child even when she was 7 years old. Well one day whiles she's in the shower after gym she has her period. She is made fun of for not knowing what is going on they throw tampons,and pads. She's freaking out she hasn't had her period even though she's 17. The gym teacher comes to see what's going on but she instead gets angry at Carrie for acting like she doesn't know what's going on. She slaps her then the lights blow up. She's sent home while her mother abuses her and puts her in a closet that under the stairs. Carrie finds out that she has telekinetic powers by her braking
Front page news. Everyone will want to know who the pale beauty with the red hair is. A playful smile formed on her angelic face at the thought of being front page news for it would be a perfect way to kick off a new month. Starting tonight her life of crime was over, and her new vigilante life will begin. Like a shadow she crept along the ledge, with her green eyes locked on the two men dressed in black. Reaching the edge of the building, she closed her small gloved hand cloaked in leather around the metal drain, and began her descent to the city
Sarah’s life has changed over the course of the war. She has her strengths and weaknesses, but either way she is an admirable person for what she has done. She took a risk and it took something away from her, but Sarah will have to find a way to live with her decision. She is patriotic, cautious and broken in this novel. However, her ability to fight for what is right is
Stacy don’t open the door." Timmy whispered in a frightened voice. "I won't sweetheart I wont." As I pushed my back against the wall broken glass had splattered above my head and all over me. As soon as I felt the strange man grabbing my hair I stood up, away from the dangerous guy. "What do you want? Don’t hurt these innocent children!" As I yelled in a tone that I had never yelled in before, the threatening man opened the door. As soon as I noticed he had opened the door I stood in front of the children's desk with my hands held apart one to the left, as one to the right. "Please stop!" I yelled in a frightened voice. "Move out the way lady!" As the perilous man pushed me to the side he picked up the desk. Sarah still curled up in a ball. I noticed him picking her up. "Mrs. Stacy please don’t let him take me! Stop I don’t like you dad!" I was in shocked to hear Sarah's words coming out of her mouth. "Don’t come near me lady!" As Sarah's dad was about to leave the room I threw a chair at her dad's back. "Put her down I said!" As I shouted to him, he had left me unconscious there sitting on the
Julia, journalist sacrificed her time and even her marriage in order to help Sarah’s son discover his mother real story.
Crystal faces an unhappy existence as an abused lover. Jo is a successful magazine
Susan Hayes was an ordinary woman, unremarkable, plain. She was a simple, predictable woman too. Each morning, the aging, unmarried woman took the B train to city hall, where she worked as a clerk. Susan Hayes spent hours holed up in the basement filing things away, and keeping the books. She completed the tedious work one boring task at a time, with nary a soul to talk to except herself. Her only reprieve from the endless drudgery of paperwork was her lunch hour, which she took promptly at twelve p.m. each day. Needless to say, she was a sad and lonely woman. Each night, when her work was done, Ms. Hayes again caught the B train home to her modest apartment.
A former bank executive accused of fraud, decides to create her own “companionship” business as she plots to get back at the man responsible for getting her fired.
From always being in the spotlight, giving others the floor has never come easy for this aspirant reporter. Josh states, “Just remember that she is more interested in herself and her career than she is in you” (Smith, 83). This quote reveals that originally Holly was very self-absorbed and didn’t focus much on others, but only on herself and what would make her look better. Though, as the novel develops, this stingy newswoman begins to realize the effect others have had on her throughout her journy. Smith states, “Her voice was still a little shrill and she still wore her garish clothes, but she had taken care of me at ABC and now she was looking after Sun-Jo” (143). This text exhibits Holly’s alternation from selfishness to selflessness.
She learns from personal experience about humiliation, grief, understanding, and how to be herself. There are many people who influenced her throughout her upcoming womanhood; an outgoing woman named Suggie, Miss Thompson an older southern hairstylist who also takes the role as a mother-figure, and one of Selina’s