Ghostface

The scream will forever haunt me. I hear “EMILYYYYY” on replay all day in my head. I can still make out the despair and sorrow in her voice. I later found out that Emily Roland, a twenty year old student at the University of Minnesota, had fallen to her death at a place I had been just ten minutes before the fall. It makes me think about if times had changed, and I would have been the one to fall. This haunts me. It all started with the desire to feel the adrenaline rush of urban explorations

“It’s always better to assume the worst.” -John Flanagan Brotherband: The Ghostfaces John walks through the stale leaves of the jungle. CRUNCH! CRUNCH! “Shhhhhh, you’re too loud,” whispered Kate with her teeth together. “This is our first mission, I don’t want you messing my dreams up.” “There’s no one here, why do we have to be quiet?” John replied. “Just be quiet!” Neither of them knew if there was anybody within a mile, the jungle only had the sounds of birds that seemed to intentionally

Antonio Noyola Velvet I sit upright, gasping, trying to remember where I am and how I got here. Wherever I am is pitch black As I search my mind, I hear a groan from nearby. I look in the direction it came from, and make out through the darkness the shape of a teenage human lying on the ground, bleeding. Josh. All of a sudden his name comes to me. I realize I don’t remember my own name. Josh’s eyes are shut. Soon my eyes began to adjust to the darkness. I see that we appear to be in a large room

Typically, Chuck D raps about African-American empowerment and the wrong doings of the government to those who have to live in harsh social conditions in the United States. Ghostface Killah also raps about similar hardships and conditions in largely minority communities, though in a different more hardcore manner, one that may not be immediately perceived as conscience or political. Despite stylistic differences their message

criticize violent music lyrics,” women are objectified, often in the most obscene and degrading ways “(Brownback). For example, “Wildflower” by Ghostface Killah had a very set way on how they described women. The song is full of disgusting comments towards women calling her a “bitch”, “stank hoe”, “dumb bitch”, and “a chickenhead hoe” (Ghostface Killah). Ghostface Killah also brings up him cheating on her and how he had sexual relations with her while she was bleeding. The lyrics used in this song are

Group Interaction in The Wu Tang Clan The Wu Tang clan is a nine-member hip-hop group that formed in 1992. Since 1992 the group has gone on to find success as a group and as solo artist. The Wu Tang Clan is easily one of the most influential hip-hop groups of all time. The group has taken aspects from every area such as kung fu to religion and blended them into a unique brand of music that is many times imitated but never duplicated. What makes the group able to blend such a wide varity of

be killing the kids in present time. By the end of the movie they reveal who “Ghostface” is, it turns out

unrelenting killer, Ghostface who is actually Billy and Stu. Whatever it was that pushed them to kill, Billy Loomis and Stu Macher from Scream most definitely portray the characteristics of a villian. First, Ghostface is a villain because he is merciless, even to the innocent. Poor Casey Becker was just trying to enjoy a relaxing night watching movies. That was, until she gets several disturbing phone calls from Ghostface. After he is done playing his little game, Ghostface stabs her to death and

Many connections to famous books or movies can be made to the Headless Horseman or the "Heissan" as he is referred to many times in the original "Sleepy Hollow". The Headless Horseman has a few key traits: engimatic, supernatural, and terror raising/feared. Only a few have ever come face to face with the Horseman, the nemesis of Ichabod Crane (main character) Brom Van Brunt has a supposed run in with the horseman and lives to tell the tale, while the village elders go off of stories. When his name

the mysterious Ghostface killer. Audrey Jensen, played by Bex Taylor-Klaus, and Noah Foster, played by John Karna, still suspects Seth Branson, played by Bobby Campo, especially after Noah found out that their teacher has a fake name. However, the evidence in Detective Lorraine Brock’s investigation on the murders in Lakewood pointed to Audrey. At the police station, Detective Lorraine Brock, played by Sophina Brown, wants to know why Audrey’s DNA was found inside of the Ghostface mask that they