The Silencer

My favorite quotes in The Fifth Wave were the ones about humanity “That I’m human. If I wasn't, I would have shot you.”(Pg. 12) Cassie. I like this Quote because it establishes the running theme of humanity what it is and how to tell with is repeated throughout the book. This quote also indicates why she didn't kill Evan Walker when her survival rule is to trust no one. Physically Cassie is at her best she is the most physically acme of her body though she still has the bullet hole where she was

His appearance combined with the time and place he lived in made many things in his life difficult to accomplish but it also made him, Oscar Zeta Acosta, a strong and honorable man. Starting with the fact that there was a lot of racism, drugs and violence going on while he was growing up. Violence especially was a big issue. In those days, firearms were owned by anyone who either had the money or knew a way to get it and most of the times they fell into the wrong hands. Q: Hello Mr. Acosta, How are

I would like to start of with my hatred for the Hannah family. Margaret is a crim (who I think shot Drew at the end in the head to shut him up, she is more capable of murder than Victoria and her issues). Curtis is the worst member of the family! He is an idiot who thinks he can bully and intimidate everyone to get what he wants but just looks like and idiot doing it. To be honest it is a real shame the whole Hannah family was not in the cafe. Mo is annoying because he keeps taking Mags back. He

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He watches as she shivers like a leaf and keeps her smirk under shuddering lips. He looks in those green eyes of hers, they shine with victor over the target’s neck and service. Bronson takes a sip of his black coffee, almost tasting the added rain, as he watches. She gets the target’s jacket and sweet whispers under the black umbrella. The target’s gaze is on her and her alone. She could have killed him without Bronson but here they are. Bronson puts his cup down and lets the tips of his coat

We as a country have been caught up lately in the idea that we need to take away people 's guns in order to make people safer. Adolf Hitler once said, “To conquer a nation, first disarm its citizens (Quotes About).” Do I really need to explain where history seems to be repeating here. Instead of turning it into a possible genocide, there needs to be focus on the mental health of people. What people do not seem to understand is that by trying to control guns, you are just making it easier for those

lot of exposure. Two gringos in a crowded town square, punching out a local, plenty of unsavory types witnessing it, word would spread like a flash fire. He dropped the car off with Father Carlos, forcing a bunch of money on him for gas and his trouble, and they walked back to their apartment. Sherry was trembling. He asked, “Can I hold your hand?” She said nothing but let him. At the apartment she lay on the couch, and he carefully joined her there. As he stroked her hair, her trembling slowed

hostilely; pointing to the analogous argument seen on real topics. Barry heavily employs innuendos of golf clubs to indirectly reference firearms allowing him to address a very heated debate under the guise of a leisurely sport. He uses diction such as “silencer,” “Activator Button” (trigger), “Always assume your club is loaded,” and “the right to keep and bear golf clubs” (common gun safety phrases). The author beautifully uses allegory in the last paragraph of the piece to figurately discuss the debate

Bang, the sound of a gunshot is heard, a rapid succession of shots are fired. More gunshots are being fired, what is going on? People are screaming, shouting, and chaos is everywhere. Bang, bang, bang more shots fired. What is going on? Looking out the windows to see that there are people lying on the ground dead. Some of the people are not moving, there is blood is everywhere. Then there is white hot pain in the shoulder, what has happened? Looking down, there is blood soaking through the shirt

manner, the theme, “people are defined by the choices they make” goes along with the theme, “trusting one another is what makes us human” because with choices, you could choose to trust or not. Evan, for example, is certainly a threatening, dangerous Silencer that could kill Cassie at any point in time. Nevertheless, he chose not to kill her and falls in love instead. Evan’s actions and choices indicate that he isn’t the monster that he seems to be. Despite that, Evan still is a murderer; before he saw