Poker Face

pigs. This violence turns into the murder of the two most innocent characters, Simon and Piggy, and the boys burn down the entire island as they attempt to hunt down Ralph. Throughout the novel, William Golding uses different symbols such as fire, face paint, and the conch to highlight the depressive pitfalls rife in human existence. The fire is a symbol used by

It was just after lunch time, and Sir Percival rocked his plump eight-month-old son in his arms as he paced his cottage back and forth, forth and back. "It's all right, little man," said Percival in a soothing voice, but Baby Percy didn't seem to agree. Thanks to colic and teething pain, Percy had whined and shrieked his way through the better part of the last week, and his cries had grown even sharper and louder since yesterday. But for some reason, the worst of the wailing seemed to occur in the

and a full bread basket. From the way that the maid dresses up, I think The Milkmaid prescribes a woman in the middle class. The artist uses almost all implied lines. Taking the face of the milkmaid as a starting point, it is important to focus on the light coming from the window and reflecting directly upon her face in shadows and pale scales therefore, creating an effect of three-dimensionality. It makes the viewers focus what the maid is doing: pouring milk. Then we will see a line between the

By the time he was two-month-old, he had started stealing fruits from the local farmers. As he grew older, he began trashing the entire village. Yet, there was no one that could chase him away; there was none that could stand his dark bloodcurdling face. Therefore, Mambo kept on doing his mischievous deeds. Within the past eight years, Mambo has grown to be one meter tall and two hundred pounds. Yes, he is a giant monkey. In fact, he was the biggest and most terrifying monkey in the entire Tulu village

prosperous in life. Those who do not possess these invaluable traits are certain to face hardships that will hinder their path towards success. When one acquires grit and holds firm in their growth mindset, they can attain accomplishments far beyond those who rely solely on their innate abilities. In the context of behavior, Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary defines grit as “firmness of mind or spirit; unyielding courage in the face of hardship or danger”. To have grit, one must always be resilient, and endure

and trip us everytime we even try to do something. Letting it take our hearts and tear them up till there isn't even a strand left. Some of us even try to fight it but sometimes lose in the process. Some of us try everyday to have a smile on our face and be positive, but what others don't know is that we go home crying ourselves to sleep. We get so terrified of the people in this life might say to us or what situation “this time” might mess it all up. We even get so stressed out that some go

“I took a special interest in you, such a pretty girl, and found out all about you, like I know your parents and sister are gone somewhere and I know where and how long they are going to be gone, and I know who you were with last night, and your best girlfriend’s name is Betty. Right?” (131) Everyone wants to feel wanted and appreciated, especially during the tough teen years where things are difficult enough trying to find your place in life. In the story “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been”

Tessa had always had her life set, she always had a schedule and it was always plain; wake up, eat, go to school, go to extra curriculars, come home, do homework, sleep, and repeat. Atlanta was a lively city, it was known for its seductive nature and accordingly had millions of people living in its nooks, high but Tessa had never felt the positive energy. Her life felt stagnant, she didn’t feel like she belonged. It was a Sunday afternoon and she was strolling home from her music lesson, inhaling

on a plane that later crashed. In the beginning, the boys held civilization, the hope of rescue, and democracy to the highest esteem. By the middle, the boys, especially Jack, no longer respected the democracy. They savagely stole glasses and, with face paint on, murdered Simon. By the end of the book, Jack’s dictatorship reigned supreme as his tribe launched a boulder at Piggy, killing him, and burned down the island, just to kill Ralph. The conch was a symbol of the democracy and order. In the

Social Media the Killer In today’s world, social media is expanding enormously. Social media has done leaps for today’s culture and is bringing people together every day. Social media has transformed the game of dating forever. By a press of a couple buttons you can buy an outfit you saw on your friends Instagram post. Social media has assisted the everyday life drastically, and continues to improve. Earlier whenever we wanted to contact our friends and relations the only option was to give a call