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setting, and the vampires’ perception of their lives. Dracula is a horror vampire novel written by Bram Stoker. It starts off with Harker's journey from England to Europe to deal with business that Renfield had failed to finish. Harker meets the Count and stays with him for a while. While he is there he notices how trapped he feels in the castle. He is starting to notice very strange things happening around the castle. Once he realizes he is trapped he tries to escape. He does this successfully

they do. Today it seems we have seen more dead on the side of the road than thought possible, the number keeps building the farther we go on. Actually, the number of my deportees has really dwindled down. All I say though, is the faster they all die off the less we have to walk. Within the

work. Franz Kafka is straightforward and enhances the nightmarish quality when saying “His many legs, pitifully thin compared with the size of the rest of him, waved about helpless as he looked.” This describes Gregor when he wakes up as a bug and notices his body is changed. Franz Kafka showed the nightmarish quality by describing Gregor waking up and helplessly looking at his legs. A nightmare most people have is not to have any control of their situation and being helpless, like Gregor in this situation

(343) as he shows off his new catch. The young boy claims that he has found a spectacular grasshopper in a nearby bush, and he shouts out to his company that he wants to give it away. He shouts, “Doesn’t anyone want a grasshopper?” (342). As he is waiving his hand around, enclosing the grasshopper, the other children run to his side yelling in order that he may give them the bug. “Does anyone want a grasshopper? A grasshopper!” (342), he continues to shout. His attention turns when he hears the

camera turns to the dining table with a vase on it and shoots from the back of the landlord.) Act 13 (The landlord is looking at flowers. After he hears the door opening, he has a few look at the door.) Landlord (turns to face the door), “Hi, Santiago.” (The camera shifts to Santiago who is getting upstairs directly without saying hi to the landlord.) (The camera turns back to the landlord.) (The landlord is surprised by Santiago’s response and starts laughing creepily. He then turns back to

of the senses. I see the bike. I notice its worn, but once clean and pristine frame that beckons me to ride. Its sharp, bright colors are like a simple painting, only on aluminum, not canvas. Its aggressive look tells me that I can ride

top, and oversized sweater. She strewn off her 1994 T Shirt and shorts. She puts on her tight jeans, oversized sweater, and

stories. The titles of the stories were The Run and An Unexpected Trip. In these two stories they are completely different but, when you think about it, they are not that different at all. One of the stories starts off like everything is okay and well while the other doesn't and starts off in a way that something is wrong and an emergency is impending doom. It is in a rural if it were Tennessee or Texas and they are leaving. That is what happens in the short story called the run. In the other short

sky like a bird. The morning was warm and windy, a near perfect day to try parasailing. We arrived at the beach where we notice kids playing in the sand, teenagers tanning, and brave souls riding the waves. I was able to notice the straw huts with green chairs sitting underneath. I noticed my cousin getting strapped in, beaming with excitement. She starts to gently lift off into the sky just like a kite would. Around me, I heard chattering of my

Not far after Snowball is ran off of the farm, Napoleon realizes how gullible the farm animals are. Influencing them to do as he wants is a huge part of Napoleon's success on the farm. With this power comes the changing of rules and the blaming of Snowball for all of Napoleon’s mistakes. In the beginning, the changes are subtle and many of the animals never notice, but towards the end the true intentions of the pigs starts to reveal itself, “Their