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Blaise launches into the air and scans the sky for Styles. The flabby man screams in fear as he hurls toward the ground a breakneck speed. “Hold on Styles!” Blaise makes a motion with his hands and the big man begins to slow down. The sound of a woman screaming above him commands his attention next. Titanika is white as a sheet as she watches the ground rushing up at her. “Anika!” Blaise shouts as he reaches toward her. Like Styles, she too begins to slow her descent. A few moments later, all three

like peasants and the food they made was almost as dreadful as pig slop. Everybody loathed these chefs and normally preferred food from maids. Which in this case were not very expensive but were far more improved Chefs. Scott Johanson was a bossy, redhead who was incredibly selfish and believed in every stereotype there ever was. There was something odd about this particular man. He always carried a water balloon filled with ink. No one knew why,however they all knew this ink was as sticky as glue

MacArthur: "Those Ice Dancers will pay for their betrayal! Hopefully I don't have to deal with Sanders holding me back." She hit the top of the Don box and got her slip. "My partner is Topher, and I'm on Chris' team." One of the bus windows slide open with much force and Topher stuck his head out. His grin was just as wide as it was when he first caught sight of Chris McLean. "I'm on Chris' team? Yes! I'll be out in a second, Chri—Ahhh!" He got shoved out the window by an unknown person, hitting

The Red-Headed League by Arthur Conan Doyle is a classic Sherlock Holmes story with all the elements of mystery, crime, and plot twists. The plot twist in this particular piece is who the criminal is. John Clay. He tries to rob a bank and is ultimately foiled in this plan. I personally believe that he could not have attempted this dastardly deed without the pawnbroker Jabez Wilson. Jabez Wilson own a shop in London where he unwittingly employs John Clay who goes by the alias of Vincent Spaulding

left asked her partner. The brunette shook her head. “Maybe the Romans are making a sacrifice to their gods.” She snorted. “Too bad Xena killed most of them.” “Some people never understand. Too bad about Artemis though. She was good to us,” the redhead lamented. Recalling the Helicon incident, the brunette frowned. “Too bad her son

Race issues in the United States have plagued our country ever since our inception as a nation. Racism has fueled division, rioting, feuding, debate, and worst of all Civil War. Race issues have altered the way people work and the jobs that they are hired for. Race has also been a contributor to the rate for which one is paid. Race has also contributed to policies that support Law enforcement and or minorities. Some of these cases were; Brown vs. Board of Education (1954), the Court prohibited racial

A sitcom is a situational comedy, which is when the same setting and same characters appear in every episode. In terms of sitcoms much has changed between time and a good example of that is, I Love Lucy and The Simpsons. I Love Lucy first premiered in 1951 and for television viewers of the fifties; Lucy and Ricky could have been well known neighbors from down the street. Many people are able relate to this young couple, the Ricardo’s, who were experiencing the hard times and trails of marriage as

The Parent Trap is a film from 1998 that takes place in London, Napa (California) and Maine. First it begins in the Summer Camp in Maine, where two redheads Annie and Hallie coincidentally meet. In there they found out that they were twins and that the last 12 years they have lived apart, but not only from each other also from their parents. As well they decided to change places, so Hallie instead of going to Napa with his father, goes with her mom to London and Annie with his dad to Napa. After

sleep-gummed eyes to see, to finally see a hand resting lightly on the blanket over his sternum. Attached to the hand was a wrist, to the wrist, an arm and, as his gaze traced the length of said appendage he found himself staring at an armored, wide-eyed, redhead, who looked just as surprised to see him as he was her; because the first words out of his mouth weren't entirely his

expressing it only sometimes, such as when he says “Sex is something I really don’t understand.” He wears a red hunting hat, even though he’s embarrassed to wear it, because it gives him confidence and makes him strong like Phoebe and Allie, both redheads. Not wanting to grow up, Holden creates a fantasy that adulthood is a world of “phoniness” and superficiality, while childhood is a world of innocence and honesty. This is best demonstrated by his understanding of the song “Comin’ Thro’ the Rye