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Big Brother is always watching. Through spies, telescreens, and microphones, Big Brother is able to monitor every single movement and action of all of the citizens of Oceania throughout all hours of the day. Orwell describes the terrifying reality of the constant presence of the telescreens by saying, “The instrument (the telescreen, it was called) could be dimmed, but there was no way of shutting it off completely.” (Orwell,3). By stating the fact that the telescreens are not able to be turned off

Merry realizes that she needs to be more fit to undertake the strong currents in the pool so she begins training to swim underwater. She does this by getting the passcode from the de Courcy's housekeeper, while they're away, for their pool. Meanwhile, Merry's father recieves the first 7,000 of the 60,000 pounds from the museum. Merry,once again, attempts to swim to the underwater hole, but this time she is successful in overcoming the current. On the other side, she emerges from a pool to a cave

In Harry Potter there are magical creatures. You meet the creatures throughout the story. They are brought up in different parts and in different situations. Some of these creature are good and some are horrible. Some examples of these creatures are the unicorns, dragons, and the centaur. These creatures have certain abilities or special powers. There are a lot of magical creatures in the stories of Harry Potter. A centaur is a creature that is half human and half horse. A centaur has a body of

On December 17, 1903, the course of flight was changed forever by a pair of brothers. Wilbur and Orville Wright, from children were fascinated with flying, ever since their father had brought home a toy airplane. After playing it with a long time, it eventually broke, and they soon built their own. From then on those two worked diligently to achieve their dream of seeing humans taking off the ground and using their machines to fly. Their first main technique was to glide off of a hill a thousand

Milos Forman, the director of the One Flew over the Cuckoo’s, was campaigning a tale, the audience seemed in total agreement with it except me. I believe its lot easier to be moral police about fighting the establishment then to be in real situation. One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest is about outsider – R P McMurphy, a sane convict sent to the institution for provocation, whose charm allow him to break through a group of patients of drugged lethargy. He is a livewire, who sees his fellow patients as

My First Entry: The White Fang I love the way the author represents the wild life. The wild life actually seems like our society in some ways. I think that the characters would do anything that it takes to overcome their problems, just like in our community. For example, I could see how the wolves were trying to survive and not to die from hunger. Also, it was really impressive how Henry and Bill tried to protect themselves from the wolves. I was getting curious about how they thought they were going

Once upon a time long ago in a tiny town there was a beautiful girl named Belle. She was transformed into a beast by her jealous grandmother. The curse could only be broken if she found love before all the rose petals died . However it was pretty much impossible for her to find love, considering that all the townspeople disapproved of her. One luminous day the prince was wandering about in the woods when he came across a hideous castle. The castle was dark and there was plants growing alongside

Blimps are a source of transportation they are like a plane but they require hot air, the germans mainly used blimps, the blimp has 2 propellers on the bottom middle which can turn but it’s not that good thats why they have fins on the back of the blimp to turn. They are less sturdy than planes from their structure and material because they need to hold air so they combust often. There was a blimp in Hindenburg that killed many people when it combusted, blimps are not that safe like i said before

Little Red Riding Hood is a book I would use in second-grade as part of the Common Core standards for recounting fairytales or folktales and determining the message or moral. It would be beneficial to read this traditional version of the story to the students and then the Chinese version, Lon Po Po, by Ed Young. I would have the students write a letter to Little Red Riding Hood explaining what she should watch out for the next time she visits grandma’s house. This would be a creative way to have

home with my airplane in tow, most likely pressed flat inside a folder for transportation, my grandfather having noticed the airplane couldn’t help but tinker. My grandfather is the type to craft, create and challenge himself; he and his band of brothers grew up crafting their own toys and playthings; from wagons and puppets all the way to skateboards and bows and arrows. A simple supped-up airplane was right up his