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unrecognizable in sunshades and can even hide their true selves. Ultimately, sunglasses can even hide one’s shame. In Jhumpa Lahiri’s short story, Interpreter of Maladies, Mrs. Das, a major character, is portrayed as a distant woman that searches for romance in all the wrong places. Throughout the story, Mrs. Das rarely removes her sunglasses. The symbol of Mrs. Das’s sunglasses represents the detachment from her own family, the potential bond breaking secrets she hides from them, and the inevitable guilt

have to make sure they are helped by the indians during the winter. I got up and ran out the hut. I saw the rest of the village, there huts scattered around the forest. The people were walking around working. The women wore animal hide robes and the men wore animal hide shirts and shorts. Everyone helped out, even the kids. They must have been preparing for the winter. I ran toward the shore, I just naturally knew where to go inorder to get there. When I arrived I saw a ship. It was the Mayflower

Ricendithas stood after this meeting was adjourned, disinterestedly looking around the room as he then followed Stella out into the main room. He hadn 't missed Soyeon giving him the stink eye; if anything, it only brightened his mood that he 'd managed to ruffle her feathers so nicely. And while they were going down the stairs, Ric just looked about while ignoring her little tryst about not touching anything. "Do I look like some common thief?" he muttered, his visible green eye shooting downstairs

the door, he went into the room. Once he is in the room, he quickly walks towards the bedroom and was surprise by the scene of Shen kissing Aixin. Zhanshi’s eyes widen and his lips curved into a teasing smile. “SHEN?! You lucky bastard. How can you hide this beauty from me!” Surprise by the voice, Aixin pushes Shen away from him. This caused Shen

As I bounced along in the saddle, holding onto Dogger as if my life depended on it, he pristinely sat perched upon the saddle with ease as if we weren’t galloping at lightning speed across the field. The wind blew across my face as I pondered how to tell Dr. Liveseys all that had happened that night. About midnight, while the moon was straight up above us, I could see the shadow of the other men who had accompanied Dogger in his rescuing of me and my mother. I looked to my right and recognized the

got nothing bad to hide,” well that is what author Solove J. Daniel is about to write an article about. “The Nothing-to-Hide Argument” is an epideictic article showing the problems of the phrase by turning it into a pervasive issue about privacy. Not to mention government has seized the opportunity to use the phrase to gain easy access information to the citizens. For example in Britain they have install thousands of cameras and use this phrase, ““If you’ve got nothing to hide, you’ve have nothing

1. Anyone can enjoy birdwatching from home General ways to enjoy Bird-watching: Bird watching should involve a careful observation and letting the beauty of the nature overtake you. This activity can be made more convenient once we keep birds around our homes. You will not have to leave your premises so as to watch birds. Keeping your environment ideal for attraction of backyard birds is also enjoyable. The pair of birding binoculars that you choose should be of good quality. This will make birding

The computers in the hide away. The vending machines in the kitchens.the showers in their coves? Abandoned all the same and the cafeteria ,too- Unfrequented by all but nurses and doctors. That night my ruminations wound me round many corners. Along dark windows .Crawling up escalators. Beneath hall-spanning bulletins of sick children grinning beside their nurses. That 's should to be you, I told myself. In the hospital lobby, a pair of stained glass orca whales hung from the skylight.The whales wavered

“Hide and Seek” was written by Jakayla Towey. It is a horror story surrounding the ever changing life of Emily. I would recommend this read to those who are interested in psychological horror. Its development around the game Hide and Seek and the state of being completely insane is very intriguing and will leave most thinking. The story won wattpad’s Watty Award in 2016 for best horror. The story never heads in an expected direction and always keeps you on your toes anticipating the next event.

The Ides of March is a story about a lost of friend in war and how his fellow soldiers have moved on since then and cope with the loss. First giving the reader background information on the fallen solider, Brian “Chevy” Chevalier and his platoon, immediately draws you into the story. It emphasizes the feelings of companionship amongst the platoon. But at the years go on Alex, the author of this story writes about how the reunion dwindles over the years for the remembrance of Chevy. I think that