Rich Boy

Masanori didn't like girls. Masanori didn't like boys, either. It's not that he didn't like anyone, he just didn't see the interest. Evenings spent with Dulcimar or talks or politics and kings with Professor Jax seemed to be his fill for deep affection toward anyone. He had found himself content for the single life, and was not jealous of any of his other friends for their relationships and never judged the twins for their choosing each other. They had constantly pestered him about how he simply

also had red hair and always wore a black cap. He had light blue eyes that look like waters from bora bora. Lord of the flies by William Golding is about a plane being shot down over the pacific ocean, this happened during a war. Many of the british boys survived but the pilot was killed. They later find themselves on a deserted island without any grown ups to be taken care by. Jack Merridew is the chosen character. Jack is a natural leader from the very start from choir he has been the leader and

Once upon a time there were four boys Will Anderson, Tyronne Anderson, Paul Anderson and Liam Anderson, also known as the Anderson Brother’s. One day they got dreadful news from Gotham Kingdom that their mum and dad had fallen sick and that they were poisoned by an wicked evil witch and they would be dead in eight weeks. The massive problem they faced was that they lived on the other side of Gotham Kingdom miles away from where from where they live so it would take ages to get to their parents and

When I was a kid, I was always considered a tomboy because I played with the boys, liked to get muddy, and took “no crap from no one”. I was confused on what the term tomboy meant. Does the term mean that I want to be a boy? Well, I didn’t want to be one; I felt like a girl, I looked like a girl. “I am a girl!!”, I would scream back. The term forced me to stay in this tiny box of what society has portrayed out to be a girl. I made myself feel uncomfortable by painting my nails, playing with dolls

Unspoken words. A boy walks into school, nothing to specific about him, a little husky and less social than most other students. But there are things people don't know about this boy. The not knowing goes the same all ways. This boys sees this pretty girl every other day in his 3rd block math class, but he doesn't know her, he doesn't know where she's goes after school, or what she does. But he wants to. This particular girl interests him. She's different than the others, She looks how poetry sounds

William Kamkwamba was an ordinary kid until a famine struck his village. His family sold crops but since they don't have any crops to sell they didn't make any money. William was kicked out of school because he didn't pay. One day when William visited the library he saw a picture of a windmill and was dedicated to make it. Surprisingly he made a windmill out of junkyard scraps. It was able to power a few lightbulbs and a radio. What William did was extraordinary, but I have a question. If William

As these young boys develop into men, there is a pressure to fit the mold of masculinity and demand respect. Like it is mentioned earlier in the book, the appearance and demeanor of those who participated in the study play a huge role in determining how they are treated. By opting to stand out and be themselves, they are taking a risk of being targeted by police or others who do not agree with them. Learning that the author was put into handcuffs and thrown into the back of a cop car just for turning

They are very emotional and can get there feelings hurt easily. In some cases boys have it harder but I think girls have it harder than boys. Girls they have periods, Take a long time to get them self ready in the morning, and alot more. So when boys wake up you get in the shower brush your teeth etc. but girls on the other hand have to do their hair , some put on makeup they just do way more than boys. Every month girls have periods to let them no they're not pregnant and then when

As a five year old girl draws a picture for her grandma in her kindergarten class, a sweaty older man bursts in. Her teacher shrills and covers the kid standing next to her. She begs screaming, “Please don’t hurt the childr…”, but with one pull of the trigger both the teacher and the student fall. The man’s eyes examined the child’s classroom. He lifts up his gun and shoots down the line of students like it was a carnival game. The little girl envisioned her grandma reaching her arms out to help

Would you expect to see a boy playing with dolls? Can a boy’s favorite color be pink? Can a boy talk a certain way and not be judged? You’re expected to act a certain way regardless of your gender. Being a boy or a girl, you are never truly yourself. Society will always prevent that. Throughout the course of the story, Aristotle and Dante discover the secrets of the universe, Ari is expected to follow certain norms and expectations that society holds for him. The author portrays that many gender