ipl-logo

Allison's Short Story

206 Words1 Page

Allison is in her cap and gown waiting in her line to go outside to the football stadium. She sees Ellie and her new boyfriend in the corner hugging. Allison smiles as she is happy for her best friend. They separate for now, and Ellie goes back into her line with Allison. They both hug each other. The march to the stadium begins. As Allison takes her seat she looks around, and is happy to see her family. She waves to them. The ceremony begins but she can’t find Cole in the audience. He later appears right by her side, smiles, and waves to her. Allison’s name is called for her diploma. She walks up and accepts it. As she walks back to her family clapped for her as well as Cole who also puts his two thumbs up. The ceremony comes to a close.

Show More
Related

  • Diane Barbee's Short Story

    147 Words  | 1 Pages

    Diane Barbee, returning to the scene, could feel intense heat radiating off the house. Moments later, the five windows of the children’s room exploded and flames “blew out,” as Barbee put it. Within minutes, the first firemen had arrived, and Willingham approached them, shouting that his children were in their bedroom, where the flames were thickest. A fireman sent word over his radio for rescue teams to “step on it.” More men showed up, uncoiling hoses and aiming water at the blaze.

    Read More

  • Allison Weiss: A Brief Summary

    129 Words  | 1 Pages

    Weiner introduces a duality between caring for others or oneself to depict a stressful situation that influences Allison’s thoughts. Allison Weiss bears a sensitive child, a disconnected husband, a dependent mother, and a sickly father. Along with caring for her child and maintaining a genuine relationship with her husband, Allison feels responsible for her parents’ welfare, from getting her “parents’ house on the market” (177) to filling out mandatory paperwork the “long-term care required” (177) to creating a “long-term plan” (177) for her mom. The workload causes a mental strain that produces anxiety and degrading thoughts, driving Allison to believe she is an unworthy mother, wife, and daughter. In order to manage these taxing obligations

    Read More

  • Laura Hillenbrand's Unbroken Essay

    691 Words  | 3 Pages

    Three-time Olympic champion Gail Devers once said, “Sometimes we fall, sometimes we stumble, but we can’t stay down. We can’t allow life to beat us down. Everything happens for a reason, and it builds character in us, and it tells us what we are about and how strong we really are when we didn’t think we could be that strong.” In the biography Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand, Devers ' words illustrate the sturdy determination of Louis Zamperini, which carried him through everything from his track career and time as a prisoner of war in Japan, to his life after World War II had ended. In all, Louie’s unfailing willpower to continue through life’s hardships outshone all other traits throughout his haunting story.

    Read More

  • Bradford Short Story Essay

    578 Words  | 3 Pages

    Bradford isn’t just the story of the year for OU football. He’s been one of college football’s most compelling stories all season,and it began,humbly enough,when he played scout team quarterback for the OU defense last season. His turn performing a largely unwanted task impressed head coach Bob Stoops and when Bradford got his shot with the offense during last season’s Fiesta Bowl. Stoops was watching. Bradford won the Heisman Trophy his sophomore at the Oklahoma Sooners.

    Read More

  • Susan Burton's The Danger Of A Single Story

    246 Words  | 1 Pages

    After watching the video I felt very emotional and inspired by Susan’s work and passion about helping and serving women who were released from prison. I discovered how easy it is for people who have been released from prison to return to prison due to the lack of support and resources some people are able to receive. The fact the people who have drug or narcotic felonies are not able to receive food stamps or low-income housing stood out to me. This stood out because this rule is one factor of how people who have previously been incarcerated return back to prison. It surprised me how much a family member incarcerated effects a family and the impact it has on relationships.

    Read More

  • Brief Summary Of Makenna Olson's Story

    139 Words  | 1 Pages

    Makenna olson is in 5th grade, and She is 10 years old. She lives in Linwood,Michigan. The members of her family are her mom Casey, her dad Steven, her sister Makayla, her dog Roxy, and her cat Lilly. Her hobbies and what she likes to do with her free time are dance, soccer, basketball, and volleyball. She also likes spending time with her family.

    Read More

  • Comparing Emaline's The Moon And More

    447 Words  | 2 Pages

    Emaline’s father had paid for her child support, but after Marie graduated, she started working full time at Colby Realty, where Marie, no longer needed the money. Emaline’s two best friends, Daisy, a fashion-forward and perfectionist, and Morris, a lazy and stubborn friend, have been there with Emaline in her arduous times. Luke is an overall perfect boyfriend: handsome, thoughtful, kind, and funny. He and Emaline have been together since high school in Colby, but one day, when Emaline and Luke have a fight over Theo, a super ambitious outsider, and a New Yorker assisting Ivy, the director, on a documentary film about a reclusive local artist, Clyde. They decide to take a break, and yet, weeks later, Emaline decides the time has come to talk, where she finds out Luke has cheated on her throughout those weeks.

    Read More

  • The Gruesome Shooting-Personal Narrative

    2084 Words  | 9 Pages

    The Gruesome Shooting It was chilly in the room as Janice threw over her blankets and slid on her fluffy slippers. It was 6:00 in the morning when she sat on her bed, staring across the room at her closet figuring out what she wanted to wear; jeans and a cardigan, or sweatpants and a sweatshirt. Sweatpants and a sweatshirt it was, if it was going to be a non-exciting, boring Monday, at least she would be comfortable. The door in front of her bed was cracked which was probably the reason the heat didn't get in.

    Read More

  • Ld Anthony Rockwall Analysis

    1833 Words  | 8 Pages

    It was Ellen. “They are going to be married Anthony,” she said. “She has promised to marry our Richard. On their way to the theater their cab was stopped in the street. It was two hours before it could move

    Read More

  • Basilica And Grotto-Personal Narrative Analysis

    602 Words  | 3 Pages

    and I mean no one comes into our house and pushes us around…" Okay, so maybe it 's not quite like the final game in Rudy, but Steve does talk about the last time in the loft. It is a chilling reflection that sets the tone for all of us during that emotional evening. As most of the seniors sing their last solos from the loft, many tears are shed and shared on this night, culminating in our final song "Lead, Kindly Light" that leads the senior class out of the Basilica and to the Grotto.

    Read More

  • Love Exposed In Noah Calhoun's 'The Notebook'

    539 Words  | 3 Pages

    On their way back it starts raining and they kiss and romance occurs. Allie’s mother comes the next day and gives Allie all of Noah’s letters and leaves. Allie is struggling to understand which person she truly loves. She loves Noah, but she doesn’t want to hurt her fiancé Lon’s feelings. She leaves Noah and goes to her hotel reading her letters while Lon is waiting in the lobby.

    Read More

  • Uncertainty Reduction Theory In The Film 'Hitch'

    515 Words  | 3 Pages

    Sara begins to plays along with Alex, acting like she is really waiting for Alex. After all of that chip then gets the idea that they are a couple and leaves Sara

    Read More

  • Paper Towns John Green Summary

    806 Words  | 4 Pages

    The first place they visit is Becca's, her best friend, house. She leaves a note signed with her (full) name and a cat fish for her (now

    Read More

  • Acceptance In R. J. Palacio's Wonder

    1036 Words  | 5 Pages

    Her acceptance began with pity for August on the first day of school when she seen him sitting alone at lunch. As she spent more time with him she was able to overcome his disfigurement and truly befriend him. Jack’s acceptance also begins with pity when his mother convinces him to come to the school and tour August around the school during summer. What began as pity quickly transforms into a true friendship after he and August have a fight and Jack notices he much he misses Auggie’s companionship. It takes a bit longer for the rest of the Beecher Prep students to overlook Auggie’s face.

    Read More

  • The Girl On The Train Character Analysis

    1163 Words  | 5 Pages

    After a while, her and Cameron start talking a lot and he starts really caring about her. After

    Read More

More about Allison's Short Story

Open Document