The Lady and the Unicorn

“Catch me if you can!” I yelled as I cantered away from my friend. “Yeah right!” Anna yelled as she kicked her horse and came chasing after me. We stopped at my grandpa’s farm. ”We better put the horses away” I said as I dismounted. “Yeah” Anna said while we walked to the stalls. Anna and I are best friends. We have been riding for many years at my grandpa’s farm. We were both 15 and started to ride at 5. We put the horses away, un-tacked them and went to get some drinks in the house “ Hey

diner stairs. Hoping to escape the patronizing patrons. Stupid diner, stupid boss, stupid dress, stupid, stupid, stupid. My anger flared the secret I try to keep hidden. Power fluxed around me and an assortment of miniature images were created. Unicorns pranced, my mean boss's hair caught on fire, and the diner was caught in a tornado. Breathe. Deep breath in, deep breath out. The images soon faded, and I was left with two gawking men leaning against their car. Something snapped them out

Leonardo Da Vinci was a brilliant man and largely self educated genius whose work is marvelled by many from all over the world. He influenced and inspired those around him, because of his ingenious mind. Leonardo had a huge amount of interests, including painting, anatomy, botany, and other scientific studies. He had much interest in science and nature, but not much in religion and things like that. Da Vinci truly lives up to the name “Renaissance Man.” The great Leonardo Da Vinci was well known

The Kite Runner sucks. And here is why. It sucks because…but no! I’m not going to start there. That would be too easy. First I’m going to run through the criticisms most people make about the book. Then I’m going to tell you what’s really wrong with it. Because the real reason The Kite Runner sucks is exactly the opposite of what you might think. It sucks for exactly the same reason it became so popular. Even the book’s most fervent fans admit that The Kite Runner has its faults. The plot hinges

Anjelica Garduno Prof. E English 1A September 8, 2017 Two Different Cities Same World Sex and the City and Blade Runner are in two different cities sharing a connection to the same world. The two protagonist leaders Blade Runner Rick Deckard and Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City play a huge important part of the stories they are in, leading the movie to the full purpose of where the storyline goes. In both movie, their cities are very different from the timeline era, character and event

I have some strengths and weaknesses as a writer that I am aware of, but honestly it is not an easy task for me. My only strength in writing is my thought process, not the actual writing itself. I have never considered myself to be good in the subject of writing, but I always try my best. I have more fears than confidence when it comes to writing, for me writing is very nerve racking because of all the multitasking my brain has to do. Therefor, I do not write a lot, the only time I would write is

surprisingly has lived to see the day. All of the houses around it are also undamaged, and on the third of April a small girl noticed this anomaly. The small child told her mother that she thought the library was magical and filled with rainbow unicorns. But since she was only a small child with a huge imagination her mother replied with, “No Leliana, you know those things are only make believe”. “Yes mother.” Leliana said disheartened. Little did

(pretty dumb name if you ask me) for a wile. I try to take in as much information about my father as I can but they seem to be stuck on the topic of fairies and I can't get much from that. At the point where the two of them are debating whether unicorns would have wings or not, the door to the diner slams open and everything goes silent. In the doorway is a tall teenager with his hair bleached at the top who's hunched over and panting. After a few moments of him catching his breath, he looks up

Williams beautifully encapsulates man’s desire to escape from uncomfortable emotional and physical situations. Whether he’s showing a young man trapped in a factory job he hates, an aging single mother who mourns for her life as Southern belle, or a young lady who fears that she’ll spend her life alone, he clearly demonstrates these desires and fears for his audience. Williams shows us through the actions of his characters how humans handle a wide variety of uncomfortable situations, and how these situations

What is your identity? People think they know someone’s identity by the external factors, but there are internal factors that they don’t know about the person. For example, people might think people are happy, but deep down they might be sad and they don’t want nobody to find out. I define myself as a catholic heterosexual 15 year old Latina. My identity is very different than what others think of me. I think my real identity is awesome, some people think that because I am a teenager I’m into parties