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Alex had been sound asleep when she was suddenly awoken by a noise. At first, she figured it must be her neighbors across the hall having made the ruckus, presuming having dropped maybe a dish or a late-night cup of coffee on the ceramic tile floor she had known lined both of their kitchens. But then her mind quickly went to the thought of Angela and Liam. Are they home? Could it be them coming in this late? The kid must be zonked out cold. Reaching for her bathrobe that had been absent-mindedly

Although Creon and Henry Hobson may have attained their good lives by only adhering to themselves, both demonstrate the destructive consequences of when one puts selfish intentions above all else. Creon’s downfall is contributed by his pride and unwillingness to listen to others. He realized his fault too late and ended up losing the ones closest to him. Henry Hobson was enveloped in his business and accumulating wealth, without acknowledging the hard work of his daughters or Willie Mossop. The result

would learn more about his father's disappearance in the coming minutes than in the previous six years. "OK. But just keep in mind, I wasn't here for long, so there's plenty I won't understand. During my last visit, a man arrived from the planet. His name was Tralore Kayfe. He and Marcus spent most of their time together discussing matters he said were of great importance. A large chunk of it was when your father connected to the podium, and their conversations varied, but they always centred around

In the short stories The Lamp At Noon and The Painted Door by Sinclair Ross, the use of setting is a tool to help emphasize the relationships of both marriages in each story as well as helping support the motifs of loneliness and isolation. However, this use of setting is much more effective in The Lamp At Noon as opposed to The Painted Door. In The Painted Door, the setting is a small farm which supports a man named John and his wife, Ann. The farm on which they live is rather desolate as they

for a better future. As I began researching my family tree, I started off by finding the origins of my last name. The surname, McKeon, originated from the Irish, Gaelic diminutive 'Eoghain', translating as 'Little Owen'. The pronunciation and spelling of McKeon originated both from the Gaelic MacEoghain and MacEoin, both pronounced identically. By looking at the current spelling of my name, it may have been possible that when my family migrated over to America from Ireland, a miscommunication with

that ship to Ilium. I could have just waited for you guys to have shown up at home." the vorcha said something that was readable without any hissing. The krogan quickly spoke towards the vorcha as Marco saw another human entering the kitchen. "My name is Alex. Please leave my ration meals alone. I do not wish to allow my appetite to become a burden on our supplies...and I am not a happy Vanguard when I am hungry. Thank you for your time. I am sorry to have interrupted." the human said politely towards

Deryousefian 6 Amy Deryousefian
Dance 1
Michele Jenkins
10 March 2017
 Gene Kelly
 Gene Kelly was the king of the musicals in the 1940s and 1950s. He was an American film actor and director who had an artistic, classical style of ballet techniques that transformed the film of musicals. He boldly blended dance solos, mass movements and offbeat camera angels to tell a story in visual terms. Not only did Kelly direct and act in the most famous

Jem matured a great deal over Part 1, for example in chapter 4 “What are you all playing?” he asked. “Nothing,” said Jem. Jem’s evasion told me our game was a secret, so I kept quiet.”, then in chapter 8 he grew into a young adult when he told Atticus the truth, “Jem seemed to have lost his mind. He began pouring out our secrets right and left in total disregard for my safety if not for his own, omitting nothing, knot-hole, pants and all. “...Mr. Nathan put cement in that tree, Atticus, and’ he did

In chapter 7, Shane didn't care what people said or thought about him. He only cared what people said to Joe. So when Fletcher and his boys pass by his land on their horses making jokes about having pigs and their smell , while Joe not having any, Shane goes back to town . He comes back and tells everyone that “ your pigs are dead and buried”. When Shane leaves to the back yard, one of the homesteaders comes rushing in and tells everyone what in the bar between Shane and Chris. Everyone realizes

interest in the story and decides to look into the mystery. Joyland is mainly set in an amusement park of the same name, but it also takes place a few miles from the park at Devin’s apartment. His apartment is on the beach, as is Tom and Erin’s. They spend their first few days there talking about college and getting to know each other. As weeks go by, they become close friends and are given