Auburn Council

In a small village called Rabbitville, there was a community of rabbits that worked together, cherished each other and loved the environment. Everyday day little Jack Daniel would go to the community carrot mine and harvest just enough carrots to keep his family sustained. The people of this town tried to keep the carrot mine a secret from the outside rabbit cities, because of how precious the mine was. It was also Jack Daniel’s great- great-grandfather that had started this mine and Jack would

The opportunity to attend the inauguration began November 9, 2016, the day after the election. Immediately after Mr. Trump won the election I sent an email to my local state representative, Mr. Ted Yoho, regarding acquiring tickets to the inauguration. Tickets can be acquired to the inauguration by inquiring to your state representative or senator. Tickets allow the attendee to have a closer viewing area for the inauguration that is closed to the public. Between the 100 senators and 435 state representatives

their knowledge is based on what the Council tells them. Towards the end of the story it goes more into depth on why they have these rules and what all the things the Council was hiding from them. In Anthem the Council is very strict on what their society can and can’t know. All of these rules exist because there is someone who wants to have more power than the others and their purpose is to make everyone feel the same and to look up to someone. The council believes it is making their community

Equality 7-2521 throughout the novel knows his invention will greatly impact his life; he knows it will be a benefit to mankind, but is afraid of the council. His primary motivation was individualism and curiosity since he was never one with his brothers and was always wondering. I do not believe Equality was neither right or wrong, he did what he believed. He broke the rules and wronged his brothers. There would be no order if all think like Equality did, everyone would be individual and not be

I balanced carefully atop the chair as I rattled through a menagerie of bottles and gift bags. Unexpectedly, as I pushed a bottle out of my way, I could hear distinct sounds coming from it. I pulled the bottle out of the closet to investigate. What I saw inside the bottle was astounding. There were tiny, doll-sized people inside a doll-sized bottle house! Very gently, I took the bottle and placed it on a nearby table. Amazingly, the people inside the house didn’t pay any attention to me. They talked

Setting Gray, charcoal clouds, hung in the musty air. Noisy honking and shouting came from every direction. Constantly police and ambulance sirens charged through the streets, interrupting the car's ear-splitting conversation. People trudged through the streets below, panic eternally in the air. Buildings stood tall above everything, observing endlessly. A shade of continuous grey fell across everything. The towering skyscrapers, the fussy cars, the dirty streets, and the people; their faces drowned

"Wake up Matthew.." A voice said. Matthew opened his eyes and was greeted by his father sitting on his bed and with a cake in his hands. "Happy birthday son." His father said. A smile grew on Matthew's face as he slicked back his silver blonde hair. "Thank you, father." Matthew said. Matthew took the cake and rested it on the dresser next to him. His father handed Matthew a fork and knife. "I decided to keep my promise Matthew, I will take you to a trading expedition. So when you are done

‘Alright. I have everything I need for my stay up at Aunt Keren’s house for the summer!’ Livna double checked her bag for everything she needed then began to zip it closed. Her mother thought it was a bad idea for her to go so far from home all alone but her father convinced her that Livy needed some space. At fourteen years old, her mother’s proper Jewish upbringing was suffocating her. So, when her long unseen aunt popped up and asked if she wanted to spend the summer break with her, she couldn’t

Sevyn In a far far away village called Lugglepalooza lived the Luggles. The Luggles lived in a seemingly perfect world. They spent their days at Mystic Garden listening to the roses sing while the Flutterflies put on brilliant shows of flashing lights and neon colors. They ate fruit from the Marigold tree which grew in the middle of Mystic Garden and swam in the sparkling water from Luggle Falls. Every Luggle in Lugglepalooza had chocolate brown hair and bright purple skin. Everyone got along just

Today is Friday, October 30th and I’m biking home from school with Calum and Natalia, my best friends. It was a warm and sunny day, well enough to wear my favorite shorts. I was about to turn on to my street when I called out, “See ya tomorrow and make sure you don’t come unprepared. We need to give Henry a piece of our minds.” “Don’t worry, we know,” Calum hollered out to me. “See you tomorrow, Chlo,” they said in sync. I reached my house and dropped my bruised, blue bike in the middle of my