Billy Sherwood

society. My four texts are Mother’s love your sons by glenn Colquhoun, Billy elliot directed by stephen daldry, Big brother little sister by witi Ihimaera and Captain fantastic directed By matt ross and viggo mortensen. Mother love your sons enforces the idea of safe stereotypes and how it impacts belonging in society. The idea of male stereotype afflicted on belonging in society is further developed, interestingly, in the film “Billy elliot” What “mothers love your sons” demonstrates is how safe stereotypes

3. The genre of Slaughterhouse-Five is science fiction. 4. Slaughterhouse-Five takes place in Germany during the 1940s and in the fictional town, “Ilium,” New York. One recurring setting that comes up throughout the novel is the hospital. 5. 6. -Billy Pilgrim, an optometry student and is drafted into the army in 1944. He fights in the Battle of the Bulge in World War II where he gets stuck over the enemy lines and he begins to start jumping around time to random moments in his life. -He gets taken

First Chapter: Billy Sunday- • Protagonist of the story • Had to go to an orphan home with his brother • Loves his mom very much • Father died in military a few weeks after his birth Ed Sunday- • William’s older brother by 2 years • He had a good friendship with Billy • Loved his mom very much • Leader and helped Billy First chapter of ‘Billy Sunday’ The first chapter of Billy Sunday gives us an insight of the early childhood of Billy Sunday. Billy and Ed Sunday departed on a train from Ames

JD Salinger was born Jerome David Salinger on January 1st, 1919 in New York. JD was shipped off to Valley Forge Military Academy in Wayne, Pennsylvania. JD later went to an elite private high school, New York University, and later to Columbia University. In November of 1941 JD sold a story called “Slight Rebellion off Madison” to the New Yorker but wasn’t featured in the magazine until after 1946 due to the war breaking out and taking the editorial needs away from Salinger’s story. Salinger was actually

Do you think billy the kid (Henry McCarty Jr.) took a stand?Most people wouldn't think he does because he kills and he robs places. But that’s why because people don't see the good side of him like how he stood up for his boss or how when he stole butter as a kid he did it for his city. Billy the Kid moved to Arizona briefly before joining up with a gang of gunfighters called The Boys to fight in the Lincoln County War. Known as “The Kid” Billy switched to the opposition to fight with John Tunstall

Billy the Kid was born William Henry McCarty Junior. on November 13, 1859 in New York, New York. William was a healthy baby with a happy life for a short period of time. It is thought that when William was very, very young his father, William Henry McCarty either died or left William and his Mom. A few years later, William’s mom, Catherine McCarty married Williams stepfather, William Antrim. Billy the Kid had a brother, Joseph McCarty, who went with Jo for short, but it is unknown whether he was

Time Warp Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughter- House- Five is a gut wrenching anti-war book that follows the life of Billy Pilgrim through extensive time travels that extend through the most fatal war in history, through the loss of loved ones, through Adventures to Alien planets and to visits to Billy's own death. The end result is a beautiful breathtaking novel that manipulates time to illustrate death as a fals villian created by humans and society and instead paints death as a beautiful new beginning

Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut and The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien both authors portrays unique styles to develop similar and different themes of war through protest, society, and humanity. In the novel, Slaughterhouse-Five, the main character Billy Pilgrim who is a veteran from the Bombing of Dresden in World War II handling his way through being traumatized from war while

Q has eyes the color of vivid ebony and strong willed hands that he waves carelessly like the poor conductor of an orchestra. When he speaks, his words dripping in eloquence carry a ruggedness to them so subtle, you almost couldn’t tell he has lived longer than desired. When he is troubled, you can see lines form on the dark skin across his forehead but when he smiles, the aging marks fade away to a radiant expression of joy. He isn’t married but he wears a simple gold band on his ring finger that

Vonnegut asserts himself in minor events, and writes after that. “That was I, that was me”. He appears in the events when Billy Pilgrim is in the bathroom at a camp, another when they first arrive at Dresden and when he drunk calls Billy at his house. These instances where he refers to himself in the novel bring a sense of reality to this science fiction novel. Another notable thing Vonnegut does is create a surrogate for himself