The White Horses

Lightning flashed and thunder roared. Wait! What was that? It was a white horse. Standing in the pasture, staring right at me. He was calm, almost as if he was waiting for someone, or something. Suddenly, a huge lightning bolt flared. Momentarily, I was blinded. When I looked back at where the horse was, I was astonished. Nothing!! Where did he go? Still confused, I get back into bed and drift into a deep sleep filled with white horses galloping through the sky. The next morning, I sit up and yawn

The Little White Horse By:Elizabeth Goudge How did Maria change as a person throughout the story,and how did this change help her succeed? Maria Merryweather is a thirteen year old girl who lived in London all her life. She was considered plain, had sliver-gray eyes, reddish hair and freckles. “Maria was one of your true aristocrat; the perfection of the hidden things was even more important to her than the outward show. Not that she did not like the outward show. She did. She was a very

was probably that person who was scared everything.She didn’t like things that were bigger than her.She was especially scared of horses.Andrea’s cousins Carlos and Pablo already knew how to ride a horse..and so did her brothers and sister.Andrea was basically the only one who didn’t know how to ride a horse. She hated the fact that she had to learn how to ride a horse.She had to learn or she would have to stay with her grandpa,and she didn’t want to stay because he could be really mean sometimes

New World it comes with high expectations. The tavern was founded by William Mayes, Sr. and was soon named The White Horse with hopes for a great future. The White Horse was once a residence of Francis Brinley. “The massively framed building and quarter acre of land fenced with Pailes” seemed like the perfect destination to Mayes, so he built the tavern. The white horse is a meeting place for all sorts of people from the normal friendly get together, to meetings

In The Ballad of the White Horse by G. K. Chesterton one of the main characters is King Alfred of England, the legendary savior of England from the invading Danes. The book is set in the ninth century AD. He is accompanied in battle by Eldred, a Saxon farmer, as well as Mark, a Roman, and Colan, a Celt. While Alfred originally feels despair over his efforts to drive away the Danes, the Blessed Virgin Mary appears to him in a vision and tells him that he is to continue. G. K. Chesterton named the

White Horse This novel by Alex Adams is based around a main character Zoe. She is a single 30 year old woman who leads a normal life until a deadly virus kills 90% of the human population and genetically changes those who survive the virus. Zoe’s part time occupation is being a janitor at a pharmaceutical company. Her goal is to make enough money to return to college one day. Zoe finds out she is pregnant and takes herself on a journey to save her unborn baby and find the man she loves. The main

Grant’s white horses finally arrive for him and he becomes more aware and gathers insight about how to learn and cope with tragedies in his life. Waiting for white horses is the theme of how people will become able to receive intuition about the journey of their life. There is an idea expressed towards the end of the book that describes Grant’s dad’s funeral. It is the idea of a funeral being sad that I refute with. I disagree with the book’s thoughts and believe that funerals should not be mournful

The Vale of White Horse (VOWH) is a local government district of Oxfordshire in south England. The main town is Abingdon; other places include Faringdon and Wantage (see A2). The Vale of White Horse currently has a population of 125,600 people. In the area the amount of people over 60 years old is predicted to rise by 2,800 from 32, 00 now to 35,600 in 2020. The amount of people living in the Vale of White Horse who are from ethnic minority background currently is 12,600 (10%) and 16,000 under 16’s

of figurative language is applied as it is used to represent “chance” or to be direct “this is the last chance”. Meanwhile, it has also been discovered that a series of lines falls under understatement. Evidence to this is a line from the song “White Horse” which states “You had to fight to have the upper hand”.

Opening Scene of the Film Gladiator The opening scene in any film is important as it introduces the hero and other main characters. The idea is to catch the imagination of the audience and draw them into the film so they wish to watch all of it. There are lots of factors the director has to take into account when making the opening the scene these range from camera shots all the way through to sound.