One autumn morning, Thomas jumped out of bed, pulled open the curtains, and then gazed down at the quiet cobblestone streets below. Leaves the colors of a brilliant sunset, playfully glided and danced along the street’s edge. He smiled. Soon the vending trucks would be pulling up outside, and the town folks hurrying about as they prepared the streets for the Festival of Ghouls. A grin formed across Thomas's face, as he glanced over at the grim reaper costume that was lying on top of his dresser.
Running, with no stop not even too look back. He climbs onto a ladder leaning against the house. He finally gets a second and he looks back to see nothing but darkness, he reaches for his pocket and finds 4 crumpled one dollar bills and a five dollar bill. Checks his other pocket and found his father's knife. The street lights shined on it and there appeared to be a dry blood stain. Just then he looks out to the street and see’s that dark figure again, without motion it just stands there staring
Running, with no stop, not even too look back. He climbs onto a ladder leaning against the house. He finally gets a second and he looks back to see nothing but darkness, he reaches in his pocket and finds 4 crumpled one dollar bills and a five dollar bill. Checks his other pocket and found his father's knife. The street lights shined on it and there appeared to be a dry blood stain. Just then he looks out to the street and see’s that dark figure again, without motion it just stands there staring
For many years, people thought that the sleepy little town of Windy Hills was a dark and mysterious place. The town sat in a hollow, surrounded by a mossy forest of weeping willows and fir trees, where the autumn and winter winds would shriek and howl, like the myriad of wild animals that roamed the hills. The legend told, is that deep within the forest is a place called Windy Gorge, where a band of witches met their doom, on a cold and dreary evening. Since then, there had been rumors, that the
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When consumers say organic foods are the best for you because markets tell you that there are healthier for you, makes me wonder, do these people really formulate the process that goes into the organic food business. That is what Steven Shapin, author of “What Are You Buying When You Buy Organic?” debated in the book They Say, I Say. The purpose of his article is to inform people that are maybe interested in converting from non-organic foods to a healthier lifestyle, what the process is to acquire
begins his essay with targeting the industry and the foundation regarding organic products. Many organic consumers believe that organic food originate from “…..small, family-owned, local operation[s]….” (429). Shapin states that “Like Whole Foods, Earthbound
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The movie, “The Matrix” is an outstanding example of the term “Marxism”. Simply put, Marxism is the political and economic theory of Marx, advocating abolition of private property, and state provision of work and subsistence for all, and to be a Marxist, is to follow Karl Marx’s theories. Along the lines of Marx’s theories; a reality and way of life in the Matrix is maintained, oppressed, discovered, and eventually explained. Marx advocates a violent change, and The Matrix demonstrates this type
The Maxx by Sam Keith is story that follows the adventures of a supposedly purple hero through a real world and an alternative reality. Written in the era known as the “nineties anti-hero” the Maxx is considered a peculiar comic with a weird purple character. The Maxx contrasts from the ideal superhero aspect, which dominated in early 1930s to after World War II, with the anti-heroism aspect. The contrasting superhero aspect, story arc, themes, symbols and imagery in the Maxx can be used to argue