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Today I was called to go to my house. When I got there my mother tells me, "someone is here to see you." A man told me to go in. When I went in it smelled like blood and roses, and also there was a little white haired man in the chair. When he turned around looking at me with those snakelike eyes. The person was President Snow. I was speechless and I couldn't believe that he is here. He told me to sit down. Then he told me what is going on, "I have a problem, and it all started when you pulled out

In the small southern town of Macomb, there are different citizens and personalities that make it up. There are the Finches, Cunninghams, Ewells, Hecks and many others that add to the unpredictable town itself. They bring songs to the musical of Macomb County whether they’re light and positive or dark and dangerous. The main character and narrator Scout is all about not caring what others think, doing what she feels comfortable with, and unapologetically being herself. I think she would sing the

What Makes My Name Special? My name comes from a flower. Not a Rose, not a Lily, but an Alyssum. An Alyssum flower, like me, is small, cute and is usually used to complement other, bigger flowers. Like the Alyssum flower, I have always been in the background, never really stood out in a crowd of bigger, more vibrant, flowers and am only recognized when being commented on how small and cute it is. The Alyssum flowers name comes from Greek origins meaning “sanity” and was formally thought to cure

Marisa Silver’s collection, Babe in Paradise, transcribes a theme of loss located in Los Angeles. In the collection, every character copes with loss in various scenarios. What defines the term loss in Silver’s work? A central theme in Babe in Paradise inhibits losing a family member. However, many characters deal with loss in their version, which comprises of hope, pride, mental state, and reality. After loss, an individual’s personality can change either in a positive or negative forefront, this

In The True Blue Scouts of Sugar Man Swamp, by Kathi Appelt, a pair of raccoons, Bingo and J’miah, become the Official Scouts of Sugar Man Swamp (Appelt 3). Bingo and J’miah go on special missions to serve the Sugar Man, a creature that rules over the swamp, and heed to the “Voice of Intelligence” that comes from a junky old DeSoto car abandoned in the swamp (Appelt 3-4). One day, Bingo and J’miah hear a rumble in the swamp and figure out that it is a herd of wild hogs, who are trying to eat all

Douglas Adams was born on March 11, 1952 to Janet and Christopher Douglas Adams in Cambridge, England. The family moved to East London, where his sister was born three years later. Then his parents got divorced in 1957. So his mother moved them to his Maternal Grandparents animal shelter in Brentwood, Essex. He wanted to break into TV and radio as a writer after leaving the university. So he moved back to London. To get started on his now carry. Footlights Revue appeared on BBC2 in 1974. And then

Wings". This was an intricate mechanical contraption built by Abram Games, which included a minor turning globe in the middle, encompassed by two turning "eyes", with lightning flashes to either side. The historical backdrop of BBC TV idents starts in the mid 1950s, when the BBC initially showed a logo between projects to recognize its administration. As new innovation has ended up accessible, these gadgets have developed from basic still highly contrasting pictures to the refined full shading short

ident 2007 3 BBC Three – Outro/Purple World Ident 2008 4 BBC Four Lake Ident 4 References 6 Introduction This report will talk about the use of 3D modelling and motion graphics to create idents for multimedia organisations. The requirements, objectives and targeted audience of the idents will be discussed and all declarations are justified with supporting evidence. The Requirement’s The requirements are basically the advertising of the brand for example E4, BBC 3 and BBC 4. They all

The short story, "A Dead Woman 's Secret," is about a mother who just passed away. Her children, who became successful adults because of mother 's love and nurture, kneeled down beside her bed. The thought of letting her go was terrifying, so they decided to read her old letters. The first few stocks of letters brought a lot of positive emotions and brightened up their mood. As they dug further down through the letters, they learned the truth that absolutely destroyed the image of a perfect mother

Total Opposites In the short story "The Outcasts of Poker Flat" by Bret Harte, the author uses characters in the story that have very similar characteristics, except for one, "Uncle Billy." John Oakhurst is a big time gambler in Poker Flat. He took large sums of money from many people in town. The residents of Poker Flat were very upset with him always winning bets and all of their money. Out of all the people that are banned from Poker Flat, Oakhurst possesses the best qualities out of the group