Tintin falls asleep for a short amount of time and wakes up to find the lifeboat on fire and Haddock drunk. When Tintin tries to extinguish the fire, Haddock gets angry and pushes Tintin, capsizing the boat. Suddenly, a seaplane attacks them with machine guns. Tintin takes a shot at the plane with a handgun which miraculously stops the engine and the pilots are forced to land on the water. As the pilots are fixing the plane Tintin and Haddock sneak up on them, hijack the plane after it is fixed, tie them up, and set course for Spain. While they are flying, they encounter a storm and Haddock’s drunken behavior causes them to crash land in the Sahara desert, where the pilots escape. After hiking across the desert for a long time and almost dying of …show more content…
Thomson and Thompson heard Tintin’s message on the radio days before, and meet up with him at the port. When they learn that Omar Ben Salaad, a wealthy merchant, sold the tins of crab, Tintin tells the detectives to discreetly investigate Ben Salaad. Tintin finds the kidnappers and saves Haddock. Meanwhile, the detectives successfully tracked down Salaad and are interrogation him in his house. Tintin and Haddock become intoxicated due to the fumes from wine barrels punctured by the shootout with the gang. Haddock chases one of the gang members from the wine cellar to an entrance behind a bookcase in Ben Salaad’s house. The bookcase hits Salaad, Snowy bites Salaad which causes him to shoot his gun into the ceiling, detaching the chandelier which falls onto his head, knocking him out. When Tintin sober up, he realizes Omar Ben Salaad is the leader of the drug cartel due to his necklace of a crab with golden claws. Allan tries to escape by stealing a boat, but Tintin catches him. The police arrest the entire gang and liberate the Japanese
One of the main events was when Cal went to the beach house at Treachery Bay. He and Uncle Rafe were trying to get the boat back to the land after a big squall was coming up. They tried to start the motor as fast as they could but It just wouldn’t start. Something had started to bump the boat again and again and again.
Henry and his girlfriends named Della go to the Sleepy lagoon when all of a sudden they hear a party going on at a ranch across from the lagoon then the downey gang appears and the leader of downey gang wants to finish the fight they started with henry. Henry ended up all bruised up because it was him versus everyone in the downey
we meet our four main characters, Paul Baumer, Stanislaus Katczinsky Muller, and Tjaden. In this book we see how these men are devastated by Germany's infantry, as it rips apart their humanity, leaving them as empty shells deprived of their souls. As we continue to see how long they continue to progress as individuals, we see them devastated by all-out war. Chapter two introduces us to Corporal Himmelstoss, the power-hungry man put in charge of training the soldiers, who treats them with inhumane cruelty and complete disrespect. As they are able to escape his evil tyranny, they are confronted with the death of their friend Franz Kemmerich, who dies at the end of chapter two, leaves them with the only concern of who will get his boots.
In chapter six it starts out with the men discussing a possible offensive against them, meanwhile all of them are in the trenches which are in horrible shape, which are filed with huge rats. The soldiers are all tired and worn down and their leader ,Kat, shows it in his face as well. One night after an earth bomb shakes their trench area a young recruit that seems uneasy and yells at Paul then walks out of the trenches, this showed the toll war does on a man. The same day the men are attacked by the French and attacked bad, Paul described it and says “ We have become wild beasts. We do not fight, we defend ourselves from annihilation”.
The German government: Instable and “You take it from me, we are losing the war because we can salute too well” ( Remarque 40 ) . This quotation from the book All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque stands in representation for the symbol of questioning the decisions of a government. This book shows how a government may not be making decisions regarding war that are in the best interests of the people. The German government was in a time of struggle and despair during the times of World War I (1912-1918). The instability and false trustworthiness of the German government in the time period of 1910-1930 fed the feelings and themes from the book All Quiet on the Western Front.
1. What have you read this week? How has the plot progressed? Write a 6-8 sentence summary of the novel so far. Robin and his crew continue to go town to town helping town memeber who have lost everything or children who have sustained injury.
In chapter two of the novel All Quiet on the Western Front written by Erich Remarque, Paul realizes the threat and destruction of war towards the young soldiers. Paul thought about his dreams prior to fighting in the war and realizes that his dreams were destroyed even before he had a chance to follow them. He also recalls his first experiences of army life as a young recruit, where him and his classmates Kropp, Muller and Kemmerich trained under the command of Corporal Himmelstoss. They were forced to do humiliating chorse and endure harsh punishments daily. Even though the soldiers hated Coroporal Himmelstoss, they believed that he trained them to be pitiless and tough which were essential qualities to survive in the trenches.
The book All Quiet on the Western Front is based on the story of Erich Maria Remarque, an 18 year old German boy that fought in World War I. The book is set out to describe 3 things; the war, the fate of a generation and true comradeship but it describes so much more than this. Published in 1963 and translated into English by Australian Arthur Wesley Wheen who is famous for translating 4 war novels for many more people’s enjoyment. Remarque’s character is names Paul Bäumer in the book.
While he was going to the northern Canada, pilot gets bad heart attack. So Brian had to drive the plane. He didn’t know how to drive an airplane but while he was driving an airplane he starts to think about the book that he read about the plane. Luckily he land on the lake but everything execept his body was sank into the lake.
Since the pilot taught him, Brian flew the plane. He also tried to call for help, until the plane ran out of fuel and crashed. He had crashed in a lake that was in the middle of the Canadian wilderness and managed to survive the crash. Now, Brian had to learn how to survive. It took all his knowledge and strength to survive this terrible disaster.
Muller wants kemmerithicks boots because they have lost normal things in life. All the common commodities are gone with this generation they've lost family themselves at war and the ability to have good boots they are the generation of losing. Another thing that the book touched on was how when the guys lost their humanity and became savages and heartless it actually helped them out in the war this shows how the war took the humanity from the guys who went to war. Paul and his compadres are considered the lost generation because straight out of high school they were enlisted in the war or drafted.
In the beginning of Den of Thieves, Paul, a recovering thief, who is helping Maggie quit her stealing habit when her ex-boyfriend Flaco shows up with a new girlfriend and a plan for the perfect crime. However, their operation was failed and they were caught by mobster Sal and his young boss, Lou “Little Tuna.” They were forced to make a decision of sacrificing one person’s life to save the rest of them. When Lou takes pity on the gang, Big Tuna shown up and made them to speed up the decision. Unbelievably, Sal was killed, although he is Big Tuna’s nephew because of his greed of money.
And out of nowhere the pilot suddenly gets a heart attack and Brian didn’t know what to do at the time. But then he finally realizes that he should take control of the plane before he crashes. After kinda maintaining the plane he does still crash in a lake but survives. And now he has to face any objects coming his way . He
All Quiet on the Western Front taught me many new lessons about the war. The book had showed everything from good to bad. I found the book very interesting and a good resource to learn more about the war. Paul had been the longest soldier who had fought out of his group. Paul had overcome many challenges and had experienced many different events.
When Charlotte went to the forecastle to retrieve a needle she accidentally saw a pistol and a round robin, a sign of mutiny. Prior to, the Captain assured her there were no other firearms on board but his. Charlotte told the Captain what she witnessed but when Charlotte witnessed the Captain’s wrath, she decided to take a stand. Charlotte joins the crew for justified mutiny. She was faced with a test, Charlotte had to climb to the Royal Yard.