The Night Circus Analysis

Suicide can sometimes feel like the only way to pacify the pain. It is as if something is eating away parts of you slowly and intently and the only way to relieve the constant pain, is to die. Tiffany Hunter and Pierre L’errant are two very different characters with both equally unique yet queer personalities. Although Pierre and Tiffany are not the best of friends, their contrasting characteristics somehow complement each other. They both have similarities in their plans of suicide as well as differences that help them make the correct decision on where they want their life to go in future. Although they both made different decisions at the end, they assisted each other to settle on the right choice. Drew Hayden Taylor develops a theme of despondency and isolation from peers and loved ones in the novel “The Night Wanderer.”

The book “A Night Divided,” is a great book. It is about a girl named Gerta and her family. She has an older brother Fritz, a brother Dominic, her father (papa) and her mother Frau Lowe. The Berlin Wall had just gone up after the Second World War separating East and West Germany, and her and her family live in the West. One night her brother Dominic and her father decide they need to get through the wall for work without guards noticing because the consequences could be deadly. Her brother and Father make it across but they cannot find a way to come back because the wall has been added on and is even more dangerous now. Gerta ends up not being able to talk to her father or brother for at least 4 years. One day Gerta was walking to school with her best friend Anna when she see’s her brother, Dominic on the other side of the wall and waves. She eventually ended up seeing her dad to but then she got caught by an officer by the name of Officer Muller. She ended up getting away from the Officer but she knew he would be watching her every move from now on. But everyday when she goes to school she see’s them on the platform and her dad is doing a dance that he always did for her as a kid when they were little. But, he continues doing the digging scene from the dance trying to give her a signal that he wants her to do something or he is going to do something. But if Gerta tries to cross that wall it could be deadly and we don’t know what would happen.

Manuel is an attention seeker. He wants to impress his friends at the talent show. Manuel wants his friends to say,” Man that was bad!” He wants to pursue his goal at impressing his family. After when he saw all of the practice performances for the talent show Manuel thought it would be a great talent show. His mom and dad would be proud, and his brother and sister would be jealous. It would be a night to remember.

I remember getting prepared for the show today, and I recollect dripping in sweat because I was anxious to perform in a sold-out show. This caused my hands to perspire more, making it nearly impossible to hold on to my bar. My parents, Beatrice and Alonzo Moss, had already given me a talk about how I could not let them down, and that the future of the circus depended on this show. Feeling an immense amount of pressure, I knew that I still had to go out there. Walking into the tent, I could feel the anticipation of the crowd, and I decided to make my way to my bars like I had done a

Masked, traveling entertainers called mummers would journey around the lands as a group performing plays and dances all in a costume with their face masked off. Another widely known and infamous people of entertainment were jesters; they were hired clown like figures whose main purpose was to entertain a king or Nobleman by acting like a fool! Although Jesters were comedic and funny people, they were also elusive characters as their origins were frequently unknown. One of the most popular forms of entertainment were preformed by acrobats. Acrobats would preform at feasts, parades and festivals by doing crazy tricks like flips and summersaults. Jugglers also preformed fun tricks at festivals like the acrobats. Although they were not performers, conjurers were considered entertainers; they were magician type of people who would practice necromancy or

It’s midafternoon, class-bound students are passing each other in the halls, and all I can hear is loud music secreting from two large oak doors with fogged glass. I peer in through the slightly ajar door to observe something amazing. A circus of sorts was hiding just outside the hallway. Flipping, jumping, spinning, and tumbling, in every direction I looked. Metal apparatus stretch high into the sky with silhouettes of strong bodied females gracefully swinging from bar to bar. On my left an elevated floor with more scattered females charging down a path of blue mats concluding with cartwheels and back flips. To my right a more

The movie Circus (1936) by Grigori Aleksandrov is the one of the best Communist Propaganda movies of all. Aleksandrov’s purpose in making this film was to motivate the soviet people by supporting Russia, Stalin, and Socialism. Some of the key actors of the movie are, James Patterson as Jimmy, the black child that symbolized the racist depictions of blacks by Hollywood and how the Soviet Union accepts every race and color. Ivan Martinov, played by Sergei Stolyarov was displayed as a Soviet superhero for not rejecting Marion Dixon and her child Jimmy because of their color and race. Marion Dixon played by Lyubov Orlova, the first women actress to be seen in a soviet movie. The use of propaganda is very interesting as the movie starts with Marion Dixon, a white mother carrying a black child being chased by a mob. She is forced to flee from her country and the single mom was welcomed in Moscow where she is able to resume working as the Human Bullet

The carnival was another enclosure you could see the "Performer" and the associates as they performed their show hypnotizing the gathering of people with the amazing ensembles, enchantment, and illusions. When we were youthful or notwithstanding talking fifteen to a quarter century you would spare your dimes and quarters to go to the toy store to purchase that first enchantment box so you could take in a couple traps to inspire your companions. The components of the

Clowns must really take part on their work and make sure the audience entertains with their performance. Animals is also must have trained from the professional. Stunts performers is also takes part a lot in performing the circus. They should have pros for the stunt man. Acrobat is someone who skillfully performs gymnastic feats or other actions that involve agility and balance.

How to begin a bloody ugly tale? Have you ever seen anyone get hit by a bus? Me neither. Have you ever jumped in front of a bus to save another? Me neither. Have you ever ridden a bus? I have. Have you ever seen a very traumatic scene and reacted by shoving your head into a toilet? That was me, last year.

On a sunny day at 12:00 there was a circus with animals and clowns and cool tricks. To get into the circus you need $10. It is okay because the food is cheap, only like $100 for popcorn and $200 for a drink. $300 for ice cream and cotton candy. The people at the circus did crazy things like juggling. Everyone was amazed. The other people also did boring stuff like jumping over fire and flying. So come down to Mars to see the circus.

The reporting party (RP) stated over the past 5 months the owners of the facility has reduce caregivers hours worked resulting in disruption of continuity of care. According to the RP the facility provides care and supervision for high risk behavioral individuals who require one on one supervision. The home cared for 4 residents 2 of which required one on one care and one who was wheelchair bounds. Due to the residents' limitations 3 caregivers were assigned to both morning (7am - 3PM) and evening (3PM - 11PM) shift. Furthermore 2 caregivers were assigned to the night shift (11PM - 7AM). Conversely there are 2 caregivers assigned to the morning and evening shift and 1 caregiver assigned to the night shift. Consequently since the decrease "manpower"

In this piece of art Seurat created a mysterious and alluring scene of circus performers giving a preview to a crowd in the working-class district of Paris hoping to persuade them into buying tickets. This painting is smaller in size when compared to other of Seurat’s artworks, but Circus Sideshow is his first nocturnal painting attempting to capture the effects of artificial light at night. When Fernand Corvi’s travelling circus came to town in 1887 Seurat made several on site sketches for his reference. When first looking at La Parade de Cirque the viewers attention immediately gravitates to the trombonist in the middle of the canvas standing upon a stage with four musicians behind him to the left, but the fourth musician playing the tuba has been cut off by the edge of the canvas. If not for the difference in height the musicians would be almost identical. To the right of the trombonist is the ring master holding his cane firmly under his arm, watching and surveying the performance with a very stiff posture. The heads of the people in the crowd along the bottom of the painting are either in frontal orientation like the musicians or in profile like the ringmaster adding repetition in the painting and rhythm to the foreground. This painting shows great difference from Bathers at Asnières and Sunday Afternoon on The Island of Grande Jatte, where those two masterpieces have vibrant colours and drenched

From September 6, Women’s Circus will be offering a series of introductory circus workshops for Deaf and hearing-impaired men and woman. Pro circus trainer Sal Frances and Deaf circus trainer Mija Gwyn are teaming up in conjunction with the Deaf Arts Network and Bendigo Bank to deliver a unique opportunity to get fit, make friends, and learn some breathtaking new tricks. Based in West Melbourne, the not-for-profit Circus focuses on teaching participants to push, love and celebrate their bodies through performance training. As well as offering an exciting new way to get active, the organisation aims to foster inclusive connectedness and friendship through shared fun and adventure.

April 29th, 2017 I attended a live performance at Marygrove college titled ‘New heights.’ The variations of styles and meaning behind the choreography kept me wanting more. While some acts were very facile to comprehend, others bemused me, but all together it was prodigious. The clothing, the background lights, the music, and the prosthetics brought the whole show together. I was intrigued with every last performance that day.