He grasped the trigger, and shot. ‘’Bang,‘‘ the bullet exploded with power right out of the gun. Jamie looked up to find his trophy buck, but he could not see it. Although he knew to wait fifteen minutes, his eagerness took over and Jamie left his spot. Being cautious to make as little sound as possible, he dashed over to find the spot where he shot the buck. The buck was nowhere to be seen, but something else important was there.
Name: Adrian Galvan___________________________ Text: lord of the flies_____________________________ Chapter(s): 9-12________________________ Pages: _145-208___________________________ Page # Important Ideas and Information in the Text My Thoughts, Feelings, Questions Page 148 Page 149 Page150 Page 152 Page 153 Page156 Page 156 Page 161 Page 175 Page 176 Page 179 Page 184 Page 189 Page 200 “Perhaps we ought to go to….I mean to make sure nothing happens.” “take them some meat” “ And the conch doesn’t count at this end of the island.” “Kill the beast!
At the end of William Golding’s Lord of the Flies, the children whose actions were chronicled in the book committed atrocities like murder and torture. Regular children somehow did things worse than anything that they ever could have imagined back at home. This begs the question of what prompted what once were normal children to snap: the circumstances or something that was inside of them all along. The answer in my mind isn’t as simple as one or the other. A winning combination of both spurred average boys into becoming killers, because without something dark being triggered in some of the boys, no one would have even thought about the horrible things that ended up happening.
Reveals about situation: This quote serves a vital role in characterizing Holden. Specifically, it reveals how Holden actually does feel sympathy for others, but he does not know how to express his feelings externally. Thus emphasizing how Holden struggles with more person vs. self conflicts opposed to person vs. person conflicts.
Richard Doan Mrs. Wecht Gifted 1 17 October 2014 Chapters 1-4 1. Holden references to the story of David Copperfield to explain that he is not going to give the reader the details of his life. Holden states that, “. . . the first thing you’ll probably want to know is where I was born . . . and all that David Copperfield kind of crap, but I don’t feel like going into it . . .”
Chapters 1 through 10 Reactions It had surprised me that though Pop Eye was white and had the opportunity to leave the island following the blockade, he didn’t. To me, I am able to get a general understanding of who this character is. I see him as a good character as he is married to a woman of colour, more or less breaking through a part of the segregation. Pop Eye shows that he holds goodness within himself as he begins teaching at the school because all of the teachers left, despite his lack of credentials.
Bailey Rausch Freed English 3 September 29, 2014 One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest Journal 3 This section of One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest starts out with Harding’s wife making a surprise visit to the ward. Harding’s wife comes into visit while the ward is at the library. Harding and his wife don’t get along very well and when she asked Harding for a cigarette, he didn’t have one so she became very angry at him.
In the book To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee, it takes place in Maycomb, Alabama. In a small town where everybody knows everything about everyone. Including the mysterious, creepy house three doors south of Scout and Jem’s home. This is where Boo Radley lives; he is a man who killed his father by stabbing him with a pair of sissors. People around Maycomb say Boo exists, but Scout and Jem have never seen him before.
1) In this quote, the term being used is metaphor because Life and Game are two completely different things but they are being compared to each other like if they are similar. 2) I think the author’s purpose for using this term is that he explains that Holden feels alone because he doesn’t feel like he is winning. 3) This quote revolves around the overall theme because it shows that Holden is isolated from everybody around him. 4) • I really like this dislike this idea because Holden is wrong you need to play according to the rules to win not be on the winning side. • I think this idea seems important because it is an inspiration quote to live by even though Holden doesn’t believe it; this is how life goes it is in reality.
While watching the film, The Kite Runner, I reflected on my own culture and values. I first realized there was a similarity between the Afghan culture and my own. When I was growing up, my father was the decision maker and leader of our family. While our patriarchal culture was not as strict as the one depicted in this film, I was surprised to learn that there was even a slight resemblance in our family roles. Since my own family was happily led by our father, I realized that other cultures probably feel satisfied with the patriarchal system as well.
The connection between the relationships of Hassan and Amir and then Amir and Sohrab thrive off of the conflicts and the recurring motifs throughout the novel. Amir lived his redemiton and his loyalty through Sohrab, trying to make what he did to Hassan feel like less of a burden on his shoulders. There are many different ways for one to redeem themselves, but there is no better way to show loyalty than to be present in a time of
In The Kite Runner, the author tells a story of the close friendship of two boys who come from different social classes, Amir being the wealthy boy and Hassan the servant. It takes place in Kabul, Afghanistan in 1978, a time where the separation of Hazara Shia Muslims and Sunni Muslims took place. A part in the book where we witness betrayal of their friendship and this division of culture is after the yearly kite tournament where Hassan goes after the kite Amir won and promises to bring it back to him. During his search for the kite, Hassan encounters Assef and his friends, who constantly bullied Amir, threatened Hassan to give up the kite or pay the price. Being that Hassan was loyal and wanted to keep his promise to Amir, he decided to pay the price which was rape.
In the novel The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini expresses a main idea about loyalty. Throughout the story, the author shows us that a way to be good is to be loyal to family and friends. First of all, because Hassan showed his loyalties lay with Amir, he shows he is honorable. For example, when Hassan and Amir were confronted by Assef and his friends, Hassan protected Amir by threatening Assef with his slingshot. Then Assef backed off and ran away.
Kite Runner Woodcarving Project Rationale The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini explores the theme of loyalty and betrayal through the progression of Amir and Hassan's relationship. To represent these conflicting themes I created a wood carving. In the wood carving Amir is depicted as worn face roughly carved into the thin bark of the wood. I have chosen this rough wood to carve into because of its bark which is easy to scratch on the surface but more difficult to break down.
In the Kite Runner, Khaled Hosseini talked about Hassan's loyalty towards and connection with Amir. Human connection is very important. It allows us to confide in, look up to, and be happy around people. Studies show that people are happier with human relationships then without them. With healthy relationships people will find a sense of belonging and identity.
