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Magazine, I think that in every step that we take, there are pros and cons that we may face. “To see the world, things dangerous to come to, to see behind walls, draw close, to find each other, and to feel that is the purpose of life.” – What I think about this phrase is we need to be brave to try new things

he doesn't think much of what he had just witnessed. A lesson to be learned. In this same way, we witness nature providing us with everything we would need, yet we don't appreciate it, or understand it as well. You see, while this that child had gotten the fruit, he neglected to learn that when negativity, and the worst parts of life are thrown at you, you should throw your best back. Of course, mankind

the dressing room, and they stare at Alicia dumbfounded. She shakes off the popcorn that's all over her and asked what happened. I told her and she starts apologizing to the band members. CC said it was alright, since he did hit her with a door, and we quickly say our goodbyes, running to the front hall for the concert to

There once lived a very large strong man named Thor. Thor was very lonely, he had no family or friends so he decided to go and get a pet. “I will get a pet troll and name it Gilbert” Thor said. There was only one problem with his plan, the forest where the trolls lived, was across the whole world. After thinking hard about his decision Thor tells all of the gods that he will set out on his long journey. The gods were very surprised and one god in particular thought that it was a horrible idea

come?” demanded Charles The voice retorted “I think we both have a clue, now don’t we Charlie? I’m here in search for a certain somethi…. how convenient! You already went through the liberty of fetching me the trinket!? May God rest, I mean bless your soul.” The voice venomous, piercing Charles’s psyche with every syllable. “You know Charles, you didn't have to change, you didn't have to turn against us! We...we cared for you, we were your family, we would do anything for you! I mean without family

Zyra De Los Reyes Professor Dan Gerth Honors 2010 – 003 October 21, 2016 An auteur director is viewed as prime mover in creative filmmaking, whose work is considered to have a distinctive style and innovative. Wes Anderson exemplifies the concept of auteurism due to his personal influence, and artistic control in his movies. His films feature a continuity of technical aspects with similar themes of familial drama and disgruntlement. From his well-composed mise en scene to classic pan shots, his

The book The Other Wes Moore One Name, Two Fates was written by Wes Moore. The novel consists of two boys who had an identical name: Wes Moore. One gets to experience things he never thought of and the other we will be behind bars until death for a robbery. In this novel, it really shows the difference between the two and how they grew up. They grew up at the same time, on the same streets, and with the same name. Their stories came together and one helped the other. It was a large story that consists

many things we have most families don't. One of the characteristics of my would have to be is how tough we are. If you see my family you will notice they are people that look like they come from a tough place. They will look like a group of big scary bikers that you don't want to mess with. But we are actually normal people. The only thing other people find scary about us is how well we stick together. When it comes to feelings it we are also tough there. When something is embarrassing we just shake

” “Because love is unpredictable.” The giver replied. “It causes people to do many things that could hurt others.” Jonas didn’t really understand but he just nodded along. “So me and you are the only people who have real feelings?” Jonas asked. “We are the only people who have a real understanding of it.” “I don’t think it’s fair, that other people can’t have feelings.” Jonas said strongly. The Giver stood up and paced around, softly stroking his beard. “I agree.” he said at last. “In fact

“Remember” by Joy Harjo This poem dramatizes the conflict of remembering that we are not just individuals, but part of a greater whole. In the poem “Remember” by Joy Harjo on page 739, Harjo talks about her hometown and where she comes from. She invites us to feel gratitude toward our home, earth, sun, moon, stars, family, and everything we are made of. This poem does not have a particular rhyme scheme. It also has no predominant form of meter. It is written in one stanza and has a variety of