Restraining order

Upon arrival, Jenny from reception escorted us to the guestroom: beach house no. 35, she handled the guestroom orientation and conducted a demonstration on how to utilize the gas fireplace, music system, telephone and television. Moreover, Jenny enlightened us and confirmed the numerous appointments in the beach house such as the safe, robes, slippers, mini bar, snacks, coffee station and housewares. Prior to Jenny’s departure she asked if we needed additional assistance or help with making dinner

her report had caused him distress. “I’m sorry, my lord, but that is all the information I have.” Standing uneasily, she waited for her dismissal, aware of the negative emotions emanating from him. “You may leave and go back to your duties.” His order delivered brusquely with Sara not having to be told twice, and with courteous bow, hurried from the room. He got up from his chair and walked over to the table, staring at the map of Heczar. Frustrated by the news she had given, he

who you are. Although in reality without that security you derive from your settings people have a hard time retaining their normal, stable mindset. The humane, logical side of everyone can be manipulated by the influence of their environment, the order and structure, or lack thereof, which surrounds them and the absence of an authoritative presence in their day to day lives. Whether you have the constant and stable environment you are accustomed to can determine

symbolizes power to the boys, whoever holds the conch has the power to speak his mind, and the one who blows it, Ralph, is the leader. The conch represents civilization, but slowly the importance of the conch starts to disappear as the need for law and order fades away and savagery takes over. The conch to the boys is like the crown to a king. Whoever blows the conch is the one who leads the group. The boys decided on civilization over savagery when they chose Ralph to be their leader instead of Jack

The men in the poem “The Charge of the Light Brigade” was foolish and here’s why. The order to charge cannons with just swords is foolish by itself, but the fact that no one spoke up or challenged it was also foolish because if someone had brought the fault to attention and persuaded the leader to come up with a better plan they would have survived and won the battle. I don’t see why you can’t question an order that basically saying go die when it will not help the cause that your there for in the

Under Armour is a very popular and well-known brand throughout the world, there are many reasons why this is the case and why they are very successful as a company. Under Armour creates value for their customers in many ways, one of these ways is with their basketball shoes. Customers wouldn't want to buy shoes if they didn't think it would be durable and a good shoe. Customers can trust Under Armour’s basketball shoe because it is a shoe that somebody in the NBA wears. This shows that someone is

worse and worse, and both sides want the conch. Ralph still values the conch as the source of power and order, even after order is lost, and so does Jack. Jack is a savage at this point in the story, and doesn’t care about order, until he sees Ralph’s power through this diplomacy and order. The hunters, led by Jack, eventually destroy the conch as a whole thing and smash it to pieces, and the order upheld by the conch is officially lost. The two tribes of boys are now basically two completely different

soldier who recognized Lord Nightburn immediately dropped to his knees, bowing. Puzzled by the private’s behavior, the captain angrily shouted, “Why are you bowing?” “Sir, don’t you realize who that is? That is Lord Nightburn, the leader of the Order of Vilgoth.” Captain Githmark took a closer look and realized his mistake and a big mistake it would be. “Lord Nightburn, please forgive me. I didn’t recognize you.” Unable to forgive the captain for his insolence and participation in ransacking

Written by Solomon Northup and published in 1853, 12 Years a Slave is an autobiography describing the horrible experiences that Solomon himself faced, within a span of twelve years, after having been kidnapped as a free man, beaten, and sold into slavery. As a tribute to Northup 's powerful memoir, in 2013 a film was created, also called 12 Years a Slave, which served to retell Northup 's story through the power of cinematic effects, actors, and cameras. However, even though the movie is based entirely

William Golding has a very dark and distinctive style in his writing. Golding served in WWII thus causing his view of the innate nature of man to be obscured and altered from the truth. He believes that evil lives within the heart of every man and sooner or later, it will come to rise. Throughout the novel, it is clear to see many of the elements that reflect the dark nature of Golding's writing. From the boys throwing rocks at the boys just for kicks to the Lord of the Flies, pure evil is presented