Adolfo Pirelli

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It was Valentine’s Day at my school. It was so much fun even though I just broke up with my boyfriend. We were still friends I guess, but he kept acting weird. He always said it was my friends fault for our brake up but it wasn’t. Today I just wanted to have fun with my friends. We had no homework and I got to have a bunch of enjoyable moments with my friends, but I don’t know. Something felt off. It felt like there was someone watching us. Someone following our every move. I just left that idea

When I was in the third grade I felt as if I didn’t fit in anywhere. During the third grade I always felt very different than the other kids. I remember begging my mom not to make me go to school because I didn’t want to feel out of place. I had gone to three different schools before going to East Somerville Community School. My parents were trying to find the town that had the best education system. I didn’t move for my parents job or anything like that, just simply to go to a better school. I

Armando Castro Tigres UANL 2002-2003 Home Jersey It was Christmas of 2002 in my home, and my family sat around opening gifts from under the Christmas tree. Any other year, this would have been an exciting time for me, but this year felt a little different. I was a teenager, and I began to feel a little too old for the all Christmas festivities. I wanted something other than a toy that I would discard within a week. The only gift that could relieve this feeling of discontent was the opportunity

Hey I am Carly Beth Horne. I usually go by Carly or Carly Beth; however, my friends refer to me as Carl, C.B., Carly B., or my least favorite, Carls. I never know what I will be called when I am with all of my pals; it is always a surprise. I am from a small town about 20 minutes away from ABAC called Norman Park (or the halfway point between Tifton and Moultrie). I attended Colquitt County High School where I was on the Varsity Competition cheerleading squad, ran for the Varsity Cross-Country team

Tobias Ragg (Toby) is a White orphan boy from 19th century London who is about 5 ½ feet tall, walks with a limp, and wears a messy brown wig. He is the assistant of Signor Adolfo Pirelli, a former apprentice of the barber Sweeney Todd. When Todd murders Pirelli, Toby gullibly accepts Todd’s claim that Pirelli had to leave town. Toby then becomes an assistant for Todd’s wife, Mrs. Lovett. He enjoys working for her at her meat pie shop. Because she feeds and cares for him, he trusts her and sees her

Lovett in her pie shop. Though no longer enduring the abuse inflicted upon him by Pirelli, Raggs remains a child labourer and reliant on the employment of Mrs. Lovett for survival. Work for poor children was rarely an option, rather a basic necessity to live; “[p]oor children had to work. They were lucky if they went to school” (Primary

I have found the 2007 movie Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street by Tim Burton to be interesting. It is a musical based off a Broadway hit. Sweeney Todd is a fictional character that has been around in various plays since 1846 and made into a movie in 1936. The movie begins with the character Benjamin Barker on a journey to London. Through a series of songs and flashbacks, it reveals that Sweeney Todd is an alias name of Benjamin Barker. Barker had escaped from Australia after serving 15

Introduction to Sweeney Todd “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” was originally a melodramatic gothic horror story written by the British playwright Christopher Bond. The play was inspired by the penny dreadful “The String of Pearls: A Romance” by George Dibdin-Pitt who introduced the character Sweeney Todd. In 1973, Stephen Sondheim had the opportunity to watch Christopher Bond’s “Sweeney Todd”. Sondheim found the production “charming and creepy” however it was not scary. He was inspired