Before too long she had made it back to the woods where she had first woken up, but instead of the forest that was here before, she found herself staring at a black wall. It stretched from east to west with no end, Bayah frowned. It looked like gas, but seemed solid enough that if you touched it your hand wouldn’t sink through. Her blanket fluttered loosely around her shoulders and fell into a pile behind her as she dropped her backpack onto the ground and reached for a rock. Determined to figure out exactly what it was, she coiled back her arm and gave the pebble a baseball style pitch into the wall. There was no other wound then a slight hiss. The rock was simply gone, there was no bounce back nor was there the sound a soft thump if it had hit the ground. Bayah blinked, but didn’t give up testing it as she grabbed a large rock from the ground. As the rock hit the wall once more, she realized that it wasn’t disappearing, but disintegrating, “What the…” She pulled her backpack onto her scrawny shoulders and frowned deeply. Maybe they weren’t disintegrating, and she was just exhausted, tired eyes play a trick on the mind. Determined to solve this once and for all, she slowly reached her hand out, taking slow, and cautious steps towards the wall. Her hand trembled violently as she took another step. She …show more content…
Her face felt chaffed and her body felt cold and damp; she had passed out. Shivering, Bayah pushed herself up with her good hand and stared blankly at the dull sky. Her wounded hand looked odd, the water had drained the puss, but it felt numb and raw, and her tongue had a weird dry spot that would not moisten. Healing skin however had created a thin film over the wound, providing some sort of coverage. However, she could still see into it, and the sight of her gaping hand made her woozy. There was no way that it could be exposed anymore, it had to be
Watching a film, one can easily recognize plot, theme, characterization, etc., but not many realize what basic principle lies behind nearly every story conceived: the hero’s journey. This concept allows for a comprehensive, logical flow throughout a movie. Once the hero’s journey is thoroughly understood, anyone can pick out the elements in nearly every piece. The hero’s journey follows a simple outline. First the hero in question must have a disadvantaged childhood. Next the hero will find a mentor who wisely lays out his/her prophecy. Third the hero will go on a journey, either literal or figurative, to find him/herself. On this journey the hero will be discouraged and nearly quit his/her quest. Finally, the
Throughout the novel, our main protagonist Christopher is faced with various obstacles. From being unable to fit in socially, to trying to figure out who murdered the beloved neighborhood poodle, he begins to feel the uncomfortable constraints of his unspecified, but very likely, Asperger syndrome. His character is revealed through the way he seemingly remains unchanged throughout his journey, but when under closer inspection his new-found maturity is portrayed in a much subtler fashion. Christopher has followed rules and schedules all his life, he can’t cope without them. His entire existence has revolved around the same tedious routine, from the moment he wakes up to the moment he goes to sleep. However, as the story progresses we are shown how he learns to cope with change and how he begins to see the world as a less
A Hero 's journey is someone who has gone through a rough or tough time in their but had completely turned it around. An example of a hero 's journey is in the Odyssey. When Odysseus was shipwrecked on the island of Ogygia. Odysseus was stuck on the island for seven years and lost all hope in returning to Ithaca. This was the lowest point in his life. But twenty years later he had finally returned home disguised as a beggar but later reveals his identity.
Zeke and I has been together for a year and a half. Zeke and I met August 28, 1993 I was working at the mall at the time, in a man's clothing store; and he come in with his cousin Junior. I ask them if they needed help and Junior say yes, because his the one that was buying some clothes, so instead of me helping him I started talking to Zeke and didn't help Junior at all.
“Run!” the little boy cried. The roman soldiers came attacking at village and killing 2 dozen men and women. The little boy was named Damon. His father is a god, his name was Mercury, the god of speed. Damon was just a demigod.
The moon, the sky's etermal night light. It's light is as beautiful as the sun itself. But the moon brings something the sun vanquishes, darkness, and the fiercest of predators use its shade to their advantage. But the strongest predator needs no advantage of darkness, no teeth of fangs, for the strongest predator is man. Deep in the forest is a boy on the edge of man hood. He climbs, he hunts, he builds because that is the only life he knows. His body is decorated in different pelts to keep him warm in the cold months and during the windiest of nights. The beginnings of a beard growing on his face due to his increasing maturity. But this child is oblivious to many things, including his own name, Richard. But unlike most people his
Thank you so much for the chance to apprentice at the Acton Academy Venice Beach. It was such a wonderful learning opportunity. Getting to work with you and the Eagles taught me so much and will help me greatly on my Hero’s Journey. I cannot stress how much this apprenticeship has changed my life. Getting to be around so many smiling faces was such a gift, and leading a quest about something that I have a passion for was truly incredible.
The relevant data was brought to him on a tablet soon afterwards, the Replicator informed him it was the Planetary Governors and now it belonged to him. It was more powerful than the others, with this tablet he could access any console or any Ustrian tech he came into contact with, not just tech on the Xerxes. The data pile was immense, it would take him forever and a day to read it. After only a few hours of skimming through it he put it aside and rubbed his eyes, it was starting to give him a headache.
Next, the hero continues the hero’s journey starting with crossing the first threshold until he approaches the most critical point. Mike’s entrance into the special world begins with his crossing of the first threshold. Crossing the first threshold requires him to travel to Popperville and convince the selectmen to let them dig the cellar of the new town hall. These selectmen are the threshold guardian, or the force that separates the hero from the special world and gives tests to prove the hero’s worth. The selectmen exhibit these characteristics as they resist hiring Mike as a digger. The hero faces tests, allies, and enemies in the special world. Mike faces tests as he tries to secure the position digging the cellar. He is forced to make
Screams filled the air. Only then did Jessie Grant realize they were his. He had been having this dream for some time, his dad’s and mom’s death. Before they boarded a cruiser when he was seventeen, his parents were his best friends, now he had nothing.
“We should start back,” urged Maria with a grimace. The wind howled straight through her bones as she clutched at the edges of her tattered cloak. “Miss Mordana will be worried sick, and we will get sick soon if we don’t find shelter.”
The curved, blue-white blade of the moon pointed down at the smaller trail for a split-second, and Will darted for the white mirage. His fear kept his feet beating at the ground like the wings of a hummingbird, and soon he couldn't make out the warriors' fire through all the trees. The track turned to the left, and the rush of the river stopped receding from Will's eardrums. He set himself against a dark oak tree, trying to silence his breath and scan for anyone who might have followed him, but his body would not comply. Will allowed himself a minute or two of reprieve, but remained anxious, as he knew that the falling snow couldn't possibly fill in his careless footfalls by sunrise. He had to reach the edge of the forest well before then if
This past Sunday I was listening to a young man tell the church how he had quit his job to follow Christ's call to be a missionary over seas. His passion of obedience struck a cord in my heart. I had long before expressed my heart's desire to one day work for a non profit after I had gotten my degree and since then have veered on a entirely different career path. God is gracious and has blessed as well as grown me so much even with the path change. He has matured my faith and grown me in my abilities as a valuable employee. But as I was sitting there listening to this man who was leaving to further God's kingdom I was hit with a thought, 'you could be helping send people who further God's kingdom.' Over the next few days God continued
Ahh… (Reads the headlines on the TV, "Refugees Attacked by pirates on the way to Australia, boat sunk") Refugees attacked by pirates and left to die on a sinking boat! Those little rats, those little lumps of camel poop. Always stealing from others. Little bastards. Those poor people- they’d already paid a truckload of money to get to Australia- then they’re betrayed and attacked, beaten and left for dead. It's because of those idiots suffering people from war-torn countries can't live in houses with their families and lead normal lives. Listen to my story, child, and you’ll soon realise that you're so lucky to be living in a house with food, water, safety and a stable education.
Spider threads caught at my face, a sign that no-one had been there yet. I paced along the old wooden floorboards, each step causing a creaking echo, that ricocheted off the concealed walls of the lonesome attic. Anticipation arose from within me as I glimpsed at what appeared secluded door behind cardboard boxes; stacked ceiling high whose surfaces were of dust. Long strides were taken to advance across the room. Time was running up. I knew he was bound to have arrived already. A ray of light projected across the room onto the rusty doorknob. My grimy hands tightly clutched onto the cold knob, and hesitated. Anticipation was my favorite sensation when arousing in adventure; I wanted to make the moment last a lifetime. In apprehension, I stepped