I Fall to Pieces

have fun with each other. When I look for friends, I make sure that they possess many qualities. Some traits I look for in a friend is that they’re kind, honest, trustworthy and accepting of my unique ideas. I have many people that fall under this category, but for this essay, I have decided to write about one who stands out. Her name is Aria. Aria is a friend who falls under all of these qualities. She’s kind, trustworthy and provides support and comfort. Aria and I have a deep friendship. Aria is

Around two months ago, I posted an image of Paul Gustave Dore’s 1869 oil on canvas, ‘Andromeda,’ to a large Internet forum called ‘Reddit.’ If you’re unfamiliar with the website ‘Reddit’, it is simply a site that is heavily run by the contribution of users, providing open discussions about specific ideas and news. To my amazement, the post made it to the front page, receiving much attention, but along with it came other ethical discussions that related to art as a general consensus and how the idea

Brabantio encountered Othello for running away secretly with Desdemona without his approval, he accuses Othello of being a “foul their” as if Desdemona was his piece of property. Brabantio repeatedly insisted Othello had stolen his daughter as if she were a valuable object as he states “O, thou foul thief, where hast thou stowed my daughter?” (1.2.80-81). As Iago speaks to Brabantio and plants the idea of loss

Romeo and Juliet show how you can be destined from the beginning. The reader can tell that they are going to be together because they instantly fall in love at sight. Romeo completely forgets about Rosaline when himself and Juliet meet. Evidence to support my claim is,”[To a servingman] What lady’s that which doth enrich the hand/Of yonder knight?” (I,v,40-41). This was stated by Romeo which shows how he instantly showed interest in Juliet. At the moment they seen one another Romeo knew they were

This art piece is based on a famous illustration by Benjamin Franklin during the revolutionary war. He created this as a symbol for the thirteen colonies, in hopes to create unity during the war against England. After seeing this on my american government field trip I was immediately inspired to create a distorted version of it for the Gilead. One of the main themes in Gilead is unity and coming together for the common good so this image is a perfect inspiration for that. Furthermore, the Gilead

Columbus's journey to the Americas and am going to describe how all of this led to a major change in history. I am going to explain where Columbus arrived and what he did when he arrived. Following that I'm going to talk about the events leading up to his accidental arrival in the Americas. Leading up to the mistaken finding of the Americas, some other important events were going on that I think you should know about in order to completely understand why this event was so important in history.

this freezing December morning. I live far out in the country of Mississippi but I would do anything for my sweet grandson. He somehow swallowed lye and isn't healing very much but the medicine from the clinic is helping him cope. As I walk down this old rugged path on the country side my apron gets caught by a good for nothing thorn bush. There are also many wild animals and a huge log, that I pray I can cross, that get in my way. Passing through the cornfield I come across a scare grow that scares

Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe tells the story of how one unified Umuofian community falls due to its own inner conflicts, as well as to the arrival of Christian missionaries. Achebe wrote Things Fall Apart to change the brutish image of Africa, for the Western world. The use of changing perspectives greatly aided Achebe in accurately portraying Africa as colorful, diverse and complex. For Westerners, viewing Africans as more than tribal and barbaric was a new concept, of which Achebe helped

difficult because I am scared, but at the same time excited, yet worried, and I don’t know if I really am ready to be a mother. 2. Dying is not a bad thing; sometimes it ends a person’s suffering or allows them to finally be at peace, but those of us who witness this act perceive death as bad because we are left alone, expecting for that one person to still be there when they can’t be. Falling in love vs. Filing a divorce: 1. For a moment, I forgot that I had ever been with anybody else; I had forgotten

in, yet we mindlessly destroy it. One line in this piece states “they started out beneath the knowledge tree. Then they chopped it down to make white picket fences.” This specific line relates to our people’s minds are being destroyed from the media. The cutting down of the tree could correlate to the demolition of our conscience. The picket fences part could symbolize how people are greedy and will try to make money out of anything they can. I think Thoreau would side with the meaning of this song