The Broken Vase

he felt very pleased. But a moment afterwards, seeing that instead of a fish he only had in his nets the carcase of an ass, he was much disappointed. Vexed with having such a bad haul, when he had mended his nets, which the carcase of the ass had broken in several places, he threw them a

The Warka Vase (Fig. 2-5. P.35) is the oldest known Sumerian narrative relief sculpture. The vase was found in the Inanna temple, located in Uruk, Iraq, which is modern day Warka. It is dated 3200-3000 BCE and currently resides in the National Museum of Iraq. The attributes of the vase include a narrow base, that supports the tall, beige structure. The vase is large, being over 3 feet tall and is made from the mineral Alabaster. The vase is in low relief because the subject

did you throw Misses La la at mom's favorite vase!?!" I heard my brother yell. Misses La la is Maddie's favorite Party Princesses doll that has the creepiest of eyes that just followed you around. "Its not my falt Misses La la likes water parks!" I heard Maddie scream back. I sighed and went back to work then another crash. Then a huge whailing came from Maddie and I bolted out the door to find that Maddie had fallen into the shards of the vase and she had cuts everywhere. "What happened

anxiety. Directed by Stephan Daldry, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close follows eleven-year-old Oskar as he tries to make sense of things regarding his father’s death and life in general. Oskar finds a key in a small envelope that was hidden inside a vase one day when in his father’s closet and immediately becomes wrapped up in finding the lock to which it belongs because of a belief that this scavenger hunt will lead him to an answer about his dad, or at least closure. On the back of the envelope

Doodle, a young disabled boy, is a burden to his Brother . Brother, is very ashamed and embarrassed of Doodle. The story “The Scarlet Ibis” by James Hurst shows how Doodle is like the Scarlet Ibis. Doodle and the Scarlet Ibis have many of the same conflicts and repeating actions in the story. In “The Scarlet Ibis,” Hurst develops the symbolism, which is shown through birds, death, and the color red shows how fragile Doodle really is during his lifetime. One example of Hurst showing symbolism

daughter Lena picks up the shattered pieces of the vase that had fallen from the unsteady table her husband had built. Many readers believe that the study was a symbol of the daughter’s relationship with her husband. The part in which this happens shows the mother telling her daughter that the table fell down, leading Lena to the realization of the broken relationship of her husband and herself. “‘It doesn’t matter,’ I say and I start to pick up the broken glass shards. ‘I knew it would happen.’ ‘Then

friends, again. He came home late, again. God, Lukas, he couldn’t just take it, Mathias walking in and out of their relationship whenever he fucking felt like it. He had screamed at him the minute he walked in. The argument heated up and Lukas threw the vase they got as a wedding gift- aiming for his husband’s head, but he had always had quick reflexes and jumped out

“Chapter 11” launches off with Tree-ear on the path to the Rock of the Falling Flowers. The author, Linda Sue Park, describes how Tree-ear persistently pushes himself to reach the top of the rock. Nevertheless, he finally reaches the top of the rock, carefully examining the phenomenal landscape. Moreover, he thinks about the story that Crane-man once told him about the special rock. Tree-ear feels the story come alive to him as he is standing on the momentous rock. As Tree-ear scans the scenery

" Who the hell let these damn rookies into my crime scene," I demanded in an annoyed tone while striding through the bedroom door of the crime scene. "I did," announced a thin blonde in a white lab coat as she snapped pictures with a Nikon D3200 camera. She stood up and used her index finger to slide her glasses up her nose while peering at me, agitation gleaming in her blue eyes. " What gives you the right to just barge in here, who do you think you are ," I questioned her. She sighed loudly

unless they are small fragments of glass. Examiners can even find out how the glass was broken. For example, arson investigators normally have to determine whether the glass was broke from the inside or the outside. Occasionally, examining how the glass was broken can be a bit tricky, especially radial fractures. To elaborate, glass generally falls inward when the glass breaks. However, tiny pieces of broken glass (shards) can also spray outward or backwards towards the individual when a specific