Lord Monboddo

Were going to show that because the alligator man looks creepy that he’s going to attack these kids in the pool. The first murder is about to occur. The scene opens with a dark night. It’s very quiet and peaceful in the woods. The camera angle is close up, the water is splashing and the kid’s expressions playful. All along something lurking in the bushes. The father hops in and water splashes up around his body. But there was something else… his skin, was scaly. The children unexpectedly left. Suddenly

1. What person have you put yourself in the place of? The soldier dressed all in blue with the crossbow on the boat at the bottom of the picture. 2. What does this person smell? This person smells water and sweat and a little dirt. 3. What does this person see? This person sees his fellow soldiers attacking the castle on ladders and with weapons, but he also sees many of his own going down and being struck down so he fights and he is focused on the apposing soldier he is aiming for. 4. What does

At last Santiago caught a glimpse of the pyramids and he knew his relentless pursuit to find the treasure was near, Santiago’s legs felt like jelly and he was drenched in sweat. He lifted his chin and dragged his feet with determination in the direction of the nearest pyramid, pushing himself forward with his trustworthy staff that he always carried with him. His feet sliding in the sand made his walk even more treacherous and difficult. When he reached the base of the pyramid he climbed up and

The Lord of the Flies written by William Golding is an allegory that connects the boys’ behavior in the novel to the basic instinct of human nature. Revolving around a time of war, the plane of several British schoolboys is shot down, and they find themselves stranded on an island without the guidance of adults. Initially, the young children are motivated to construct a stable and organized leadership similar to the one they left behind, but the boys are faced with challenges and inner conflicts

In the book the Hobbit Bilbo has exhibited many ways in the beginning how he was a hobbit such as, not wanting to go on the adventure with the dwarves and Gandalf or, the fact he did not want the dwarves in his home in the first place as a matter of fact he ask them to leave. So this shows how Bilbo was very hobbit like in the beginning, but how about closer to the middle of this very fascinating book. First of all, Bilbo escaped the goblin all by himself and with a little help from the ring. Bilbo

In the Lord of the Flies, William Golding uses symbolism throughout the book. Symbolism is the way an object is used to portray an idea or quality by having a symbolic meaning that is different from the literal meaning of the word. Some examples that are seen throughout the book include: Piggy’s glasses, the conch, and the scar. First of all, Piggy’s glasses symbolize science and technology and the ability to see things clearly. “His specs—use them as burning glasses” (40), this quote by Jack explains

Fear has a dramatic effect on humanity, distorting the visions of humans, causing mass panic and hysteria throughout history. The novel Lord of the Flies, by William Golding, uses fear to convey the devastating consequences it has on people. The fear of abandonment is the earliest fear in the novel, which lead to the “creation” of the beast. Similarly, man's fear of the unknown causes the boys to lose their ability of rational thinking and alters their priorities on the island. In addition, the boys'

Gender Parity in Canada’s House of Commons The topic I have chosen to take an interest in gender parity and government and why it is still an issue in our government in 2017. As an action, I chose to write to my member of parliament in regard to his vote on Bill C-237, also known as the Gender Equity Act. As a liberal party member, this should have been something he supported alongside his party, who defeated Bill C-237. This bill would have given a monetary penalty to parties whose list of elected

Searching for reality Pain, sameness, struggle. In the deep Newbery Award winning novel ,The Giver, New York times best selling author Lois Lowry perfectly depicts a world of communism. A place where there is no feelings, no color, no happiness, no sunlight, no pain. A world in which a twelve-year old boy is forced to face a task that can either save his home or destroy it. After war shatters the lives of many, a Committee of Elders decides to encompass a population in a shell sheltered from

Jeffery was getting tired of the medicine industry. He had an already trained successor to run the business. He was going to retire today and travel into the wilderness for a new part in his life. 5 days later, Jeffery was leaving for a trial for his survival skills to test himself. As a safety precaution, he has a flare gun and people on stand by just in case he gets injured. Prior the departure, Lily packed a bag filled with a first-aid kit, a gun, a knife, a flare gun, and a mystery item. Jeffery