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of them are fantastic potters, but they both have their secrets to each magical piece that they create. In the passage, ¨A Single Shard,¨ by Linda Park, and the poem, ¨Turn,Turn, My Wheel,¨ by Henry Longfellow there are many similarities and differences about how the speaker, and the narrator in the story view the potters. For example, in the passage, ¨A Single Shard,¨ , by Linda Park, the narrator thinks that what the potter is doing is incredible. Each different piece of pottery that the potter

In A Single Shard, the fictional character, Tree-ear and in “Orphan Lonely Beginnings Reveal How Parents Shape a` Child's Brain” the nonfictional character, Ruckel are both orphans. Although centuries apart, each deal with their circumstance differently. Tree-ear helps his family gather water/food. Ruckel has to deal with many other people that makes him frustrated. There always a difference and a similarity between each person in this case Tree-ear and Ruckel. In A Single Shard Tree-ear and

Elliot Cook Carter, Jr. is an American classical composer. He was born on December 11th, 1908 into a wealthy family of lace importers, in Manhattan, New York. He became involved in music initially as a teen, and was encouraged in this regard by family friend Charles Ives, who was also a composer. At the age of 15, he had the opportunity to sit in the audience of the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s New York Premiere of The Rite of Spring. It was then 1924; the experience would prove to be a major influence

was only filled with sorrow and sadness. The colors chosen were red and black to show red as a sign of pain, and black as isolation and sadness. The symbols used were; an eye with a red pupil, cracks surrounding the eye, falling red petals, broken shards, and a black surrounding. Each symbol representing something different, but connects with all the other symbols. The red eye was a symbol of seeing the world without color, since red is a color that is almost as dark as red, and with black surrounding

The theme of the book Pegasus rise of the Titans by Kate O’Hearn is teamwork and working together to accomplish something you can’t do alone. In this book Emily and all of her friends have to join together to go and find the flame shard in Hawaii. They face many obstacles like the titan girl, Lorin, and the Hawaiian Goddesses, Pele and Namaka. At one point in the book, the three night dwellers who are brother and sisters work together using their mind link to communicate with one another between

Before going there, my mom suggested walking around the tennis court for a while. I thought that it was useless, but I agreed. After walking, we went to the park. The park was filled with people. In the sand, we never noticed that there were shards of small glass. My little sister and I started to play.

Adriana as Malise held Levy in the air with her right hand, purple shadows like things wrapped around her hand and Levy became paler and paler as she yelled, “No! No! Please don’t him! Please put Gajeel down!” Gajeel was watching helplessly as Levy began to lose conscious as he begged, “Please let her go… Please! Why do you have to torture her!” “Because from your reaction, your weakness is her,” Adriana replied and soon Levy passed out and Adriana dropped Levy’s unconscious body. “YOU BITCH

process, I get up, my body hunched over hers. The blood on my face drips onto her. Screeches of horror come out of her mouth. “AH, YOUR BLOODS GETTING ON MY DESIGNER CLOTHING!” “Alright, I wasn’t too mad at the cup breaking, but PUSHING MY FACE INTO ITS SHARDS WAS WAYYY TO FAR!” “Eh so, it doesn’t matter. Cause you’ll be in trouble and won’t be able to run for head councilman.” “That’s what this is about?!?” “Of course, what else?” “That’s such a dumb reason, I don’t really care about the place. Also Jennifer

Broken shards in Nemecia’s soul glued together with hope that she may be the light in the world her family dreams for her to be. Throughout Nemecia life her family desperately tries to heal her by helping her forget her broken past. In the story, Nemecia by Kirstin Valdez Quade the theme broken piece may never be truly fixed but hope always glimmers through is revealed by using metaphors throughout the story. The very last sentence in Nemecia proves the theme broken pieces may never be truly fixed

Both the narrator and the speaker admired the potters. In the excerpt from A Single Shard by Lucinda Sue Park, the narrator watches the potter create his pottery in amazment. In the poem Turn, Turn, My Wheel by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, the speaker silently watched the potter, describing him as a magician. In both texts the potters inspired the speaker and the narrator. In the excerpt from the book, A Single Shard, the narrator observes the potter with amazement, describing his work with awe; “To