“Hello, Angel, you're looking beautiful as always,” Angelo greets me the second I walk through the door. “Is that another dress your boss bought you?” Stunned by his observations and his memory of my dresses, it takes me a moment to reply. “Yes, it is.” I flatten out the wrinkles in my dress from the taxi ride over. “It's a lot like the one you wore for your audition, isn't it?” “It's very similar. I suppose I should come clean, that first dress belonged to Alice, but now I have my own.” “Blue
slight smile that came to your lips at the adorable sight. “These are supposed to be white, and a little birdie told me you did laundry last.” Well, you weren't sure if Dean was actually telling the truth but you knew neither of the boys would willingly do laundry- they always forced it on you, a
rises, immediately wrapping his arms around the neck of the other male. He breathes. "Why- Why can't you just let me die?" His words hang heavy in the air. It's quiet, so quiet. Yoongi can't stand it. "It's not your time, remember?" He nods. The angel begins to sing a lullaby, one that his mother used to sing when he was
There was nothing else to say." your words can't actually choke you and paralyze your lips but the feeling of being so scared can also with such a dry throat trying to speak practically felt impossible. I believe that Elie Wiesel used this in the book to show how when your that scared and your throats that dry you cant speak, words are almost impossible to form and your lips feel like they cant move to make what you're saying eligible. "A prolonged whistle pierced the air." also
the temple. The image and the symbolic significance of what Isaiah sees upon here, is the outfit of The King like no other (status symbols). Isaiah takes the time to describe the beings that surround the King. He says (Verse2) Why 6 wings? –This Angels serve in the immediate presence of God. God creates every creature according to their environment Why they cover their face? - We see in scripture that no man can see God and live. Even these unfailing hevenly beings are equipped to shield their
Jian They still haunt him. The memories from a long, long time ago, before the holy grounds of Promised Land were painted crimson red and his hands were stained with the blood of his beloved brethren. He can remember the peaceful times, albeit the longer he gazes back into the very depths of his past, the worse the sinner feels and an unbearable agony tugs at his shattered heart, playing an unknown melody that is sorrow. The immensely familiar, yet unknown voices call out for him every now and then
tiny baby in her arms. The infant, no more than a few days old slept unaware of events that unfolded. Tegan pushed off the tree. Wanting to get a closer look, he kept his wings wrapped around him, cloaking him from prying eyes. How fitting that an angel, a leader in the Maker’s army would show up on this day. If they could see him, many here would think he’d come to bless the deceased, take them to the afterlife. Nothing could be further from the truth. They were lucky fire didn’t rain down
Castiel was an Angel of the Lord. He was also in love with a demon. He met Dean on his mission in hell. The demon tried to trick him and they fought. To escape him, he tried to leave hell, but he accidently pulled the demon with him. That was the day everything went to hell. Castiel was punished for his mistake. He couldn’t go on any missions. His only duty was Dean. Angels locked the demon into a cell and Castiel became his guard. “You deserve that, Castiel. You wronged us all. You are lucky
Level In relationships from long ago to relationships today, men may call their wives, girlfriends, or mistresses names such as: angel, baby or they may compare them to some of nature’s pure beauties. William Shakespeare supports in Sonnet 130 about insane similes most commonly used in relationships, when men compare their wives,girlfriends, and mistresses to angels, flowers, or any beautiful features of nature. Shakespeare is only being harshly honest to compare his mistress imperfections to some
reality of their distorted world. The most prominent example being the second news segment which shows “a close shot of a prisoner, with a stubbled and dirty face, flanked by two Angels in their neat black uniforms” (82). Even within the first image it is clear the rebels are to be thought of as unhygienic whereas the Angels are clean and well put together, representing someone to be proud of. Gilead choses this juxtaposition for two reasons, the first being for viewers to associate a sense of disgust