Boys Over Flowers

One of your first memories is of your chubby toddler hands reaching for a cherry blossom flower. Your second is the person who would become your everything in the future- your first childhood friend, your first best friend, your first kiss, your first crush, love, and the one who would hold onto your heart in his hands. Very carefully, you reach out for the tantalizing flower, yellow spores with darker pinks spotting the petal as your big sister nervously watches from below. She knows you

being said. One of the many symbols in “Paul’s Case” is flower’s. From violets to carnations, the flowers Paul talks about are ones of many meanings. The flowers represent a continual motif, expressing Paul’s character. The narrator expresses the teacher’s views towards Paul’s flowers, “…his whole attitude was symbolized by his shrug and his flippantly red carnation…” (Cather). Paul wears the flowers to symbolize his beauty for things. Living in a grey world, Paul needs something to

Over the past few years the street artist known as Bansky has made a reputation of political activism, by using his unique form of graffiti to not only convey the serious issues of our time, but as well as ones of the future. All of his works display clever use of colors and stencils to showcase a form of dark humor that not only makes his works that more memorable, but meaningful as well. One of his most famous works Crayola Shooter displays a masterful use of color, perspective, and detail to express

for he wants his main character to be an independent being who values solitude over romance. All of these characteristics are well manifested in the short story that will be analyzed. “On Seeing the 100% Perfect Girl One Beautiful April Morning” is a bittersweet love story that is set in the streets of Tokyo’s Harujuku neighborhood, in which a boy passes by a girl whom he deemed as the 100% perfect girl for him. The boy constantly thinks about what he would say to the girl but she was already

The boy was troubled by his own visions of what his life should be, as opposed to what his reality is. Self-centered might not apply either, at least not in the traditional sense. The boy was lost in himself, but not for the typical or vain reasons. Instead, he was lost in the euphoria of his ideal reality that he tried desperately to be a part of. The boy’s upbringing did not allow him the opportunity to be spoiled. Through the interactions he has with the people around him, it is obvious that he

moment, but then sleep hit, her eyes felt like weights on her face and she peacefully drifted off to sleep. Onika's Dream She turned her head to see him the mystery chasing after her, she was running through the forest? It was a place filled with flowers from left to right, he was laughing, as she was smiling and running through what now she had figured to be a rose garden. She stopped at the pink roses her favorite, she shoved her nose in for a sniff of its deep floral scent. Touching the petals

Lord of the Flies roll over a series of still photographs, establishing background information that Golding never spells out explicitly in his novel. Under the soothing sounds of a school master lecturing and choir-boys singing, photos show what life at a British public school would be like. The music turns more ominous as missiles are shown, introducing the coming war. Planes flying into smoky skies and one falling to earth after a flash of lightning indicate how the boys all came to be stranded

In the platy Pygmalion Eliza Doolittle was just a poor flower girl who couldn’t speak proper English. One rainy day a young boy by the name of Freddy ran into Eliza, trampling her flowers. Eliza then goes into a fit of rage for the money she will lose over the flowers. That was the moment she was discovered by Henry, a scientist of phonetics and Pickering a linguist of Indian dialect. They men were intrigued by the way she spoke and Henry began to make fun and said that he could teach her proper

You pressed the home button on your phone. 9:58. You sighed happily, 2 more minutes until closing time. You’d been sitting at the front desk of your tattoo parlor for over 3 hours now. Sure, you could leave when ever you wanted, it was your shop afterall, but you liked to set an example for your workers. You also wanted them to see you as a friendly co-worker rather than a harsh and judgmental boss. You contrasted greatly with the theme of the shop you owned. A kind girl owning a tattoo parlor,

For example, when Koro expects one of the boys to retrieve his whale tooth underwater. However the boys have failed to retrieve it and Koro is disappointed as the whale tooth was a symbol of his leadership and power. There is a close up of the whale tooth slowly drifting away in the murky waters. Also when Koro has discovered