Vivian Pickles

She wasn’t short. She wasn’t exactly tall either, but she certainly wasn’t short. She had coarse, light brown hair and an unreasonably large forehead for her face. Her light grey eyes were shielded by black, plastic glasses that rested on her bulbous nose. She rarely wore anything other than jeans and sneakers, and her thighs were quite a bit larger than she’d like them to be. But her physical appearance didn’t bother her that much. Being pretty was not a requirement for her job. What job is

The Use of Silence #1 I have a one-year-old named, mylah. communicating with her or getting her to do things is pretty difficult since she is one and she can’t really communicate with words. she does however point, cry, or grab things she wants or needs. She’s a really smart baby. She listens to what her father and I are saying, but just tries to act dumb and ignore us. Every time I bathe her we go through a little process afterwards. First I dry her off with the towel which has a little

Generally speaking, readers are encouraged to respond to Sethe’s actions like most other characters in the novel and deem her actions as disgusting and unforgivable. This is due to the fact that most characters, such as Stamp Paid and Paul D, feel that, “more important than what Sethe had done was what she claimed” (Morrison 193). This refers to the fact that Sethe justified her actions and did not necessarily feel that she had done anything wrong—in fact, she felt that her plan had worked out, as

Harman was sitting in the back of a police car, which seemed ironic since her dream was to become a police officer. One might ask what happened to this turn of events. It all started the day before. Harman was in Los Angeles with her best friend Carolina. It was spring break and Harman was graduating from Sacramento State University this spring. She was going to Disneyland and Hollywood. She was especially excited about seeing the newest addition to Hollywood, the Harry Potter ride. She

Problem Introduction Sara Collins is an eighteen year old female college student who is trying to balance work, school, family life and her current relationship. She is coming to the ABC Counselling Agency looking for new ways to deal with her anxiety and stress, any of the ways she has previously attempted to deal with her anxiety and stress have failed miserably. She hopes that the new ways that she will be given/taught will help her in her daily life and help her to better manage her stress.

Jedi Temple Dorne waited on the steps outside the temple, lost in the inner workings of her helmet. Something sparked, and she swore. It was weird sound in such a posh accent, and Fynta wasn’t even sure what language it had been in. The medic looked up at their approach and heaved a sigh of relief. “I was trying to get my communications link back up, but it isn’t working.” She scowled at the blank HUD again. “I’ll have to let Yuun look at it.” Vik bent down and frowned into Elara’s helmet as well

Jessie Keyser, the second oldest child of her family at age 13, lives in the small, 1840s village of Clifton. She is the main protagonist in the young-adult fictional novel, Running Out of Time, by Margaret Peterson Haddix. Though this novel takes place in a 1840s village where everyone is old fashioned, Jessie learns that the world she lives in isn’t what it seems outside. As you go through more of the story, you start to learn that it isn’t 1840, it was actually 1996. Jessie faces the dangers that

My sister Tiana is beyond strange, as I and a few others can see, but that has never stopped me from loving her. She’s smart, beautiful and we actually share a lot in common. Although sometimes I wish she was just normal. “GO AWAY!” She wailed in my face. Of course, I was not really doing anything to sabotage her, nor pestering her; she was just in a bad mood. I’m used to hearing this phrase come out of her mouth. Now I’m not going to lie, sometimes I provoke this action, for my own amusement, but

Through our lives, we all go through regret, but it may be different for every individual person. In “Regret” by Kate Chopin, the author uses metaphors, irony, and personification, to illustrate that there are many things, that we humans will regret doing in our life’s. Mamzelle Aurelies life is portrayed by how she’s regretting the life that she lived and wants to start a family. Throughout the story Mamzelle Aurelie is introduced and is the main character. This lady ends up being single and never

Kailani finds a parking spot near the entrance at the first volcano. She sees many people, some tourists, some park rangers but no clue. She isn’t entirely sure what she’s looking for but knows it will be some kind of clue that will tell her where they’re keeping her dad so she can bring the ransom money. She hasn’t even thought about how she’s going to pay the ransom. She puts that thought aside for now. Kailani puts the leash on Kiwi and changes her shoe to a hiking boot. Out of the corner of her