The Seagull

“Kate! Kate wake up! We have to go!” whispered Mr. Jacks. As her teacher urged her to get up off of the rocky Philadelphia ground, she couldn’t find the strength to do it. After being the only student to escape the deadly force field and spending several frightening seconds wondering if she was all alone forever, the only thing she wanted to do was go home to her family. “How many days have we been waiting for someone else to escape?” Kate thought out loud. “Five,” Mr. Jacks answered sadly

People are misunderstood all throughout our world. We have all been misunderstood one way or another. The purpose of my choice to explore why people are misunderstood is that I want to find the root cause of why people are misunderstood and to discover ways to begin to understand others. Wrong accusations, invariable judging, and even death are the effect of being misunderstood and the world would be a better place if the human race began to understand each other. To find my information, I used

The book Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach, and “The Allegory of the Cave” by Plato are both allegories. A story, poem or picture that's possibly interpreted to reveal a hidden message is allegory's definition. The message usually conveys a moral, religious, or political meaning. Both works convey a deeper meaning beyond their concrete story. “The Allegory of the Cave” and Jonathan Livingston Seagull show similarities and differences in their symbols. “The Myth of the Cave” symbolizes

The St Marys Saints caused a minor upset when they toppled the Peninsula Seagulls 38-22 in the Sydney Shield second Qualifying Final at Campbelltown Stadium last Sunday. On an opening weekend of finals where 46 tries were scored in the four games played, it was the Saints that set the made the biggest impact in qualifying for a Preliminary Final appearance. The Seagulls looked the goods early – talismanic fullback Jake Pickering scored his 31st try of the season to open the scoring in just the fourth

Gardener Extraordinaire. Mrs. Keel has been married to Cecil Keel, Senior for 46 years. They have two sons, two daughters-in-law and five grand children. Ms. Keel is a member of West Broward Church and she is a tireless volunteer for her church, Seagull School, First Steps to Excellence Child Development Center in Ft. Lauderdale and the community. The list describing what Mrs. Keel does not do is much shorter than the list of what she does. Her volunteer work includes teaching, organizing, chaperoning

If you ever find yourself in ocean city Maryland, you may be overwhelmed by the different types of people on the beach. The time of day you are the beach changes the entire experience itself. It can switch from a relaxing day soaking up the sun to virtually being in the middle of a beach brawl. The craziness of ocean city never appears to end. After traveling for 3-hours, my family arrived at our beach house in Ocean City Maryland. After making a quick trip for groceries, we decided to go to bed

If you ever find yourself in ocean city maryland, you may be overwhelmed on the beach. The time of day you are the beach changes the entire experience itself due to the increase of people. From relaxing and soaking up the sun to almost being in the middle of a beach brawl, the craziness of ocean city never seems to end. After traveling for 3-hours, my family arrived at our beach house in Ocean City Maryland. After making a quick trip for groceries, we decided to go to bed and set alarm clocks for

different types of people on the beach. Depending on the time of day, the beach will feel like a completely difference experience. It can switch from a relaxing day soaking up the sun to virtually being in the middle of a beach brawl and swarmed by wild seagulls. These things are all part of ocean city’s crazy experience. After traveling for 3-hours, my family arrived at our beach house in Ocean City Maryland. After making a quick trip for groceries, we decided to go to bed and set alarm clocks for early

at the cruise just before it launches. They climb on board and find their palace cabin. Although hardly recognizable, just then, they heard the ship plunge into the waves of the vast ocean. Overhead, an observant seagull flies. Then it is gone; into the light, misty fog. Later, the seagull returns, with it, the sun, as it sets in the deep horizon of the west. The water sparkles like prisms. However, above the water, is a cruise. Then, seeing that, on its deck,

marry a seagull she just met than a young man who she has probably known for some time. Sedna wants the best for herself and does not wish to be with a man who cannot offer her anything that her father cannot offer her himself in terms of a shelter and food. Sedna’s pride is her tragic flaw, and by not accepting what was given/offered to her, she ended up being worse off than she was before. Another flaw for Sedna and her father is that they are vengeful. Sedna’s father gets revenge on the seagull, which