Jaws: The Revenge

Unknown Pov. He sauntered down the dark hallway, the thud of his boots echoing off the polished, concrete floor. The walls encircled him like a predator but he let them consume him. He had let the hatred and anger of his betrayal consume him long ago. He was only a shell now - a shell of the man he used to be. He was devoid of kindness and the action of mercy seem distant, well, he had never been a gentle man but he had lost the few feelings he had. He had always been a killer, a ruthless, blood

Song of the South is a movie based off of “Uncle Remus” a book about the stories of Br’er Rabbit. In the book, Brer Rabbit has many encounters with Br’er Fox and Br’er Bear. The stories about Brer Rabbit include The Tar Baby, Brer Rabbit Earns a dollar per minute, and Br’er Rabbit’s Laughin Place.Then in 1946 Walt Disney made a movie based on the book. The movie has many songs that have an uplifting feeling to them like Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah, Everyone’s got a Laughin Place, and How Do You Do. Some songs

"She won't waste a single second breaking up with you if she saw those pictures." "I'm not a little boy like you that she would leave me for something like that." Nolan clenched his jaw. I could already feel the tension between the boys. "You're jealous. She easily gave up on you because she needed a man for herself." Before I could've pulled him back, Nolan punched Vince. The victim stumbled back a step, holding his bleeding nose

stops forming around him and goes inside of Melait, and reveals his new form. His skin his now grey, and his eyes are black, and shadows form blades on his arms, legs and he''ad '''Melait: '''Hehehehehehe! ''Melait throws a quick punch to Omni's jaw'' '''Omni: '''Nice try. ''Omni instant transmissions behind Melait.'' ''Omni taps Meliat and punches Melait in the face making Melait get knocked back.'' ''Omni lands slowly and looks up. Green energy courses Around him. Then he looks up and his

The Creation and Elimination Before man and woman were ever created, enormous monsters that stood over a few stories high with sharp teeth, enormous feet, and scaly skin roamed the Earth. There were also some who weren’t monsters at all. These creatures tried to keep to themselves and stay away from the monsters that could attack them. The monsters were simply called the Giant Devils and the ones who weren’t harmful were called the Peaceful Ones. No one knows how all of these creatures were put on

Through close analysis of the respective physicians illustrated within Bram Stoker's Dracula, Mary Shelly's Frankenstein, and Oliver Sack's Awakenings, one is able to comment upon their respective duties. The duty of the doctor, as portrayed in these texts, can be seen to be highly varied and immensely diverse. Bram Stoker's Dracula deals with the role and duty of the doctor, and with the relationship between them and their patient extensively. Stoker, from a medical family himself (his

Nitya Narayanan 18/02/2016 English SL Dialectical Journals 1 “Lee Strunk made a funny ghost sound, a kind of moaning, yet very happy, and right then, when strunk made that high happy moaning sound, when he went Ahhooooo, right then Ted Lavender was shot in the head on his way back from peeing. He Lay with his mouth open. The teeth were broken. There was a swollen back bruise under his left eye. The cheekbone was gone” (O’Brien 12). O’Brien uses a hyperbole to exaggerate the death of Ted Lavender

William Shakespeare's Presentation of Cleopatra in Antony and Cleopatra The presentation of Cleopatra in Act three Scene thirteen is quite ambiguous. Her presentation in the rest of the play is also very contrasting and distinct. I believe Shakespeare concentrated on demonstrating Cleopatra's personality and ambiguity to emphasise that, being the only central female in the play, it is even more surprising that she manages to act the way she does, with such an alarming range

Hamlet: Observations of Madness One of the most analyzed plays in existence is the tragedy Hamlet, with its recurring question: "Is Hamlet’s 'antic disposition' feigned or real?" In truth, this question can only be answered by observing the thoughts of the main characters in relation to the cause of Hamlet real or feigned madness. In the tragedy Hamlet, each of the main characters explains Hamlets madness in their own unique way. To discover the cause behind the madness of

and Ina obeyed, realizing that Christopher could drown if she tipped the canoe over. Amelia waved frantically to Ina and called out "Momma, Momma, Momma..." yearning to stay with her. Ina still couldn't talk or shout well to her sweet daughter, her jaw was just too painful to move much. All she could do was wave slowly and sadly, and watch her Amelia disappear out of sight. Tears flowed down her cheeks again and fell onto Christopher's head as another of her precious children left her