The Unknown World : A Gang Of Boys Walked Down The Street

Story A story is not like a novel; it can be a true story because this can happen in everyone’s life. The family love is one lesson for every single family. In every family, there should be a strong connection between parents and children, especially fathers should give time for their children. love of a family, the waylesson that fathers parents teachshould teach for their children about life is also another lesson from this story. Fathers know more about life because they will pass many challenges when they were teenagers, so fathers must tell to their children about life challenges.,, and the struggle that children make to succeed their dreams are the parts of the story that the author tried to transfer for the audiences. Children should work hard to fulfill their dreams and to have a better life and job. Scott explains his idea clearly for his audience. Develop each supporting body paragraph point in one sentence each to develop this conclusion. Also, endeavor to end on a resounding, powerful final

Cole is a fifteen-year-old juvenile from Minneapolis. His father is a raging alcoholic and beats Cole constantly while his mother does nothing to stop them. Cole’s been to many therapists and many detention centers. Cole wants to get revenge on a boy named Peter who heard about him breaking into a hardware store by beating him very badly.

Arthur Bauer was hanging out with his friend Erik Fisher. He knew that he would be unpopular if he did not obey Erik. Recently, Arthur even killed a man named Luiz Cruz. He always hated to carry out these evil plans, but he felt forced to do it to protect his status. The first thing that Erik got Arthur to do was to make fun of the death of his old friend, Mike Costello. “Ha! Do you remember the picture of his face! Priceless!” Erik laughed. “Pretty soon we’ll get to see the close up!”

Justin Rollins, raised in the streets of South-London, was deprived of a childhood where he fought for purpose in a world filled with racism and violence. In his book “The Lost Boyz” he tells us the crucial events which occurred throughout his upbringing which shaped his journey through his teenage years. This essay will critically evaluate the theories and explanations for Rollins’ offending behaviour using a wide range of criminological perspectives.

Imagine getting physically abused by your own mom for many years. This story is about a boy named Dave Pelzer. Dave Pelzer got under fed and abused by his mom. Dave's Mom was as mean as the devil. Whenever his dad came home, she didn’t want him to see her abusing David and comes up with an excuse for why he is hurt. His brothers ignore David so that they don’t get hurt or abused. Dave’s mom calls him “It” and “The Boy” because she says that he is a “bad boy” and doesn’t like him. In the story, A Child Called “It”, written by Dave Pelzer, the main character, Dave Pelzer, demonstrates that in life we should sometimes let go and make the best out of life. In the beginning of the book, Dave was dependent on his parents.

This shows the innocence of the narrator and the distance he has with his family from being enlisted in the army. Most children do not sit and ponder the inevitability that parent’s die and brother/sisters can be persuaded to go in the direction of drug addiction.

Within seconds I had a decision to make. My heart was pounding, my conscious started to kick in, should I act or should I blend in? Everyone was laughing, it just didn’t feel right. It was like any other day at Tippin Elementary School, roaming the halls I stopped by this boy named Tommy. From a glance, he seemed timid, shy, and a bit nerdy but he was the kindest person you’d ever meet. On the opposite side of hallway walked the jocks or so-called “cool kids.” No one dared to speak up against them, it was as they were wanting everyone to fear them. All of a sudden the toughest of the group slowly walked up to where we were sitting, opened up his water bottle, and poured it all over Tommy. He slurred racist and inappropriate comments, kids all around me began to burst out into laughter.

The mother and grandmother sat at the house in panic thinking about Chris. But they could not do anything are they would be shot by the people left there with them. Chris began to fight for his life and his family’s. Everyone was surprised of the heart that Chris shown. The boys started to hit him all at one time and told him not to fall! One of the younger gang members muttered quietly to

“Who are you,” a deep voice started, “and what are you here for?” the mysterious man questioned.

One crime-infested city, one drug consumed neighborhood, one identical name and two fates. Two boys who grew up under very similar circumstances, have one big difference; one became a success, the other became a convicted murderer. Both Wes’s live completely different lives, yet so close to each other. Although without knowing it, they were going through most of the same challenges. These two boys faced so much. Whether it's their family and their support, their environment they are surrounded by, or the choices and decisions they choose; they remained strong, and fought through all the good times and the bad.

Many people have it much worse than I do. For them their only way to survive is to stay positive, and I can learn so much from them. In the news story Picking up Butch I learn about Butch, a man with a devastating heart disease, and how Middlebury athletes pick him up to see football and basketball games, because he can't get there on his own. It teaches me that some people have it so much worse than I do that they can't even walk. Another example is in The Man in the Well I read about a man stuck in a well begging and pleading for help from these kids, but they lie and refuse to help him. This story shows how cruel some people can be when others are desperately needing their help. The children do eventually bring him food and water, but

Jimmy continued his walk, while walking he bumped into his adult friend Clark who was a police officer. Clark saw how Jimmy looked upset so he offered Jimmy to go to lunch with him. “Sp what happened?” Clark asked. “Nothing, just me putting my nose where it didn’t belong”. “Well I believe you did the right thing because, you're a good kid Jimmy.” “It doesn’t matter, I was good when my parents got taken from me, and I was good with my foster family but yet, nothing turns out good for me.”. Jimmy left the diner and started walking again. As he was walking he saw a car be lifted into the air by some man, all of sudden the car was thrown at him. Quickly he ran. The man screamed, “ Where are you going boy, the wizard can’t protect you here!”. Jimmy ran down into the subway. He kept running until he ran into the gate. He was trapped and even worse he could hear the man coming

“Once there was a boy all alone, but then he got adopted and he was starting school
and he wanted to be a football player and he started. To study and he was work relay hard and he was making progress but he heard. People talking about him and saying that he can't do it, he was going to. Give up but one girl sad don’t give up so he sad.ok I will trey to ignore them so he did and then he was and the football team and then the koch sad to them you should go to noter dame and trey to go for the pros so he worked hard and he made it and win he got on the team the koch for the stealers sad to them do you what to do the wide receiver for the stealers he sad yes and then on the first game he got a touchdown and the team was so happy that they won

Clara stepped out of the bathroom to see a small boy with wild brown curls looking back at her. He gave her a very big grin, the kind of smile that makes your feel like everything is going to be okay. She returned the smile at him. He looked much younger then everybody else, she could tell he wanted to be treated like everyone else, but he was treated inferior to the rest of them because of his age. She suddenly felt sorry for Chuck, wished the gladers would treat the kid better.

As the years passed by, the boy always fought for the truth; he stood up for his brothers, his mother and most importantly he stood up for himself. For instance, at a very young age, he pointed out what was right and wrong. When the boy’s father would curse at him and call him an “animal”, he would respond by saying, “I’m not an animal, I’m a human being”. As the young boy grew older, he had enough of the spread of injustice in the household, and on that day he became furious and demanded that his father changes the way he treated its family members. In return, the young boy was viciously slapped by his father; the boy was not troubled by this since deep down he knew he was doing the right thing. These instances made the boy certain that he wanted to become someone who