The Sweetest Girl

that can make your whole day better. She grows roses and greets everyone she sees with the sweetest smile that has a small dimple say hello as well. Recently everything has been strange, has she lost her sanity or is she becoming truly evil? Mrs. Strangeworth gives her opinions and since she is older other think she should not be minded and even a tad rude without meaning to do harm, such as “That little girl is going to grow up expecting luxury all her life” she said to Helen. Mrs. Strangeworth may

Sara Shepard wrote in her book Flawless “The sweetest smiles hold the darkest secrets…” This quote relates to the main character Abigail in a play called The Crucible. This play was written about the Salem Witch Trials and inspired by the McCarthy Hearings in which Arthur Miller—the author—was living through. In The Crucible, Miller portrays Abigail Williams as a troubled orphan who is manipulative, cunning, and has a propensity to victimize herself in every situation that does not fall her way

is only what she is, that being a gorgeous girl. The Friar addresses this when

extremely blessed and joyed to have my first baby brother, and to have my mom sober ... Javeon Ray; You're the smile that is on my face, your the twinkle in my eye. When you get older ... NO ONE is going to be able to be your girlfriend because no girl will live up to my expectations of what you deserve. You deserve the world , and nothing Less.

away. She was the nicest girl in the world. I also had the best swim coach and she shared the same birthday with me. Mrs. Tessena was my first grade teacher and she really liked me because she had my brother in her class. Things in Ohio were

other senior. He is the star of the baseball team. He is one of the most lovable, sweetest guys you’ll ever meet. Next is Daniel, Daniel Seavey. He is a Junior. He has the most gorgeous eyes I have ever seen in this existence. He doesn’t really play sports, he’s more of the musician. He knows how to play lots of instruments and he's amazing at every single one of them. He doesn’t have a girlfriend, he just has girl friends. The only Sophomore is Jack Avery. He is the definition of

Dickinson also has a discrete style of writing poetry. She is very quiet and pacified when writing her poems.  She writes in quick little stanzas and brief thoughts.  A poem that pops up when talking about Emily Dickinson is “Success is counted sweetest.”  This poem tells about how success is so grand to those who have never experienced success.  She says that in order to achieve success you have you have the most extreme need for it.  In the poem, she talks about a soldier who is

The sweetest person can end up being your worst nightmare (Weebly). The novel Living Dead Girl by Elizabeth Scott is a novel that is very “stark, gripping, and totally unforgettable” (Ellen Hopkins). It makes any reader reflect and visualize the painful life Kyla lived at the age of five. Her life took a drastic dark twist she does not wish upon anyone. As the novel progresses a strong theme of not trusting anyone developed due to the simple innocent mistake that leads Kyla to become an Alice who

One day, I was brought into this world with beautiful blonde hair and the sweetest baby blue eyes. Actually, my hair was barely there, I was pretty much a bald baby. I was ever so loved by my parents and had a big sister who was protective of me. I grew up with a huge extended family who loved me unconditionally. I had two great grandparents, four grandparents, five aunts, five uncles, and twenty cousins all portraying different forms of love as I grew older and older. As all people tend to pick

Juxtapositions are prominent throughout many pieces of literature. Juxtapositions such as oxymorons and paradoxes force the reader to infer important information about the characters they are reading about. One good example of this is William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet play. Shakespeare uses juxtaposition in the drama Romeo and Juliet to indirectly characterize the complexity of their relationship. Shakespeare uses juxtaposition to indirectly characterize Romeo as someone who lives a mysterious