Run This Town

they’re owned by family members that have become partners and some that have opened franchises helping the company name grow. These pharmacies are outside the main city of Guayaquil and are located in small towns like Salitre, Samborondon, Nobol, Santa Lucia, Daule, and Balzar. These small towns are of low income, country style people that work and get paid by the day. Mission Their mission is to serve their customers in a fast and

that the Widow Douglas is his new guardian. Huck says that the Widow Douglas and her sister, Miss Watson, are attempting civilize him and teach him religion. Tom Sawyer and Huck sneak out one night, along with other boy in the town to start a gang. The gang runs around town only pretending to conduct gang activities. Just as Huck becomes bored with the gang his abusive alcoholic

Jackson      In Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” irony is an underlying theme used throughout the story. The setting is introduced as a “clear and sunny” day, but ends with the brutal death of a housewife (715). The two people who essentially run the town, Mr. Graves and Mr. Summers, also have ironic names. In addition, the characters and the narrator make ironic statements throughout the story.      The plot as a whole in “The Lottery” is filled with ironic twists. The whole idea of a lottery

both a railroad and oil town. The city was founded in 1831, when its first citizen, Absalom Brown, made his home in the area. Thanks to the five railroads that run through the city, it began to boom as a major railroad port, and when oil was found under the city in 1885, the population grew massively. However, around halfway through the 20th century, the city suffered the classic “boom or bust” economic downturn like other towns similar to it. Today, Lima is still an oil town with a large refinery

the fear of the unknown. Another important component of the story is for the plot to be presented in a somewhat frantic way. This leads to the reader experiencing the story to have a heightened stress level trying to keep up which leads to them being more open to be scared. One final aspect is a startling and disturbing, to an extent, reveal. Two stories that included this criteria are Richard Matheson’s “The Children of Noah” and Stephen King’s “Children of the Corn”. “The Children of Noah”, by

Mark Twain, Huck deals with religion throughout most of the story. He encounters a situation where he is tested on his knowledge of the bible,also runs into a town that is all religious and was fostered by a religious widow. What direction would this book take if Twain did not mention religion throughout this novel. As I mentioned earlier, Huck runs into a situation where his knowledge of the bible is tested. Here Jim talks about King Solomon and the baby “No; I take en whack de bill in two, en

outside of the town, you’ll be hard pressed to find a local who doesn’t know have a ghost story or two about Loggers Run Road, also known as “Labyrinth Highway” Created in the late 1890’s (before its upgrade in the 1930’s), Loggers Run was created to as a convenient way of not only connecting the town to the main highway, but also to allow multiple points of access for the company Daylight Logging to find their way back to town. Did you know? Contrary to its nickname, Loggers Run Road/Labyrinth

Clemens and Langdon had four children. (MarkTwain) Twain was most famous for “The Great American Novel” better yet known as The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. This book has been outlawed in many Tarin 2 school libraries due to the extensive usage of explicit content, shown by the characters. Twain is also known for The Guilded Age, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, The Prince and the Pauper, A Connecticut Yankee

Imagine watching an army of runners run by you, and many cars trying to interfere with the race. Younger runners are getting frightened, screaming to find “mommy and daddy.” But, why does this keep happening with no one is trying to keep all these innocent lives safe? “Road Marshalls”, or people directing traffic, were in charge of making sure cars had no entrance or interference with the race. Helping out at the Mikey’s Place 5k Fun Run has helped expand my physical, emotional, and spiritual

they connect it with guns, killing, and stealing. Although this can be true with many gangs in the world, for others, it means sticking together with a group of people that you can trust. The Outsiders was a book published in 1967 by SE Hinton. She writes about the story of a young boy who lives with his brothers after a car accident took the life of both of his parents. “Ponyboy Curtis”, lived with his brothers Darry and Sodapop. This report will tell you about the literary elements, and main information