The legendary, one and only Milk Man was watching his favorite movie, Fifty Shades of Milk, when he heard a sudden rattling noise in his den. It was no bother to him at first, his house always makes strange noises. But it happened again, and this time, it was no ordinary noise. Someone had to be in his house. He called for his security to investigate, but he received no response. “LEBRON?” Milk Man desperately shouted, hoping to locate his protection. No response. He then spent a few minutes procrastinating with his eyes glued to the TV screen. He called once more for his security, “Lebron?”
“AHH!” He heard coming from outside. Milk Man ran to his door to look out only to see Lebron being dragged into Chocolate Milk Man’s van. Milk Man then
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Milk Man kicks his door down, only to see Strawberry Milk Man sleeping on the floor with 2 cats laying on his stomach.
“S DOUBLE M WAKE UP!”
“Go away I don’t want what you’re selling boy.”
“ No Chester, it’s me, Milk Man.”
“Milk Man? I haven’t heard that name in years!” exclaimed Strawberry Milk Man.
“I need your help… Chocolate Milk Man took Lebron.” said Milk Man.
“That… that’s terrible man, well, I’m gonna go back to sleep now.”
“NO, I really need your help on this one,” Milk Man responded.
*sigh* “Fine, but you’ll really owe me for this one.”
Milk Man thanked Strawberry Milk Man. They stayed up all night watching and patrolling the streets but unfortunately saw nothing. But that didn’t stop their hope, Milk Man’s at least. Strawberry Milk Man just wanted to head home. But Milk Man wouldn’t let him. Milk Man was not about to give up on this. He needed to find his beloved Lebron.
The next day, they were out searching for more clues. They knew where Chocolate Milk Man’s lair was, but they knew he was smarter than that. He wouldn’t take Lebron to his lair, that’s way too obvious. They must find
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But Chocolate Milk Man didn’t throw him.
“You seriously thought I was gonna throw him didn’t you?” “I did.” explained Milk Man, “But why didn’t you? What do you want from me?”
MIlk man asked, painfully watching Lebron struggle to get loose from Chocolate MIlk Man’s death grip.
“You know exactly what I want from you, Milk Man.” But Milk Man had no idea.
“What are you talking about?” asked Milk Man.
“The last time we fought, you took everything from me. Most of my family members are dead. You have no idea the amount of pain and loss I went through. Now, I want you to feel the same way.” Chocolate Milk Man slowly edged Lebron to the side of the building, trying to push him off. Strawberry Milk Man nodded at Milk Man, and began to run in the building, but when he tried to find his way up the stairs, the stairs caught fire.
“HAHA, I have this all planned out Milk Man, There’s nothing you can do to stop m-¨
He gasps for air after taking a knee to the stomach from Lebron
Milk Man! What do I do?! I can’t jump from here!” The Milk Men needed to think of something before Chocolate Milk Man gets
As a skilled person, Milk got promotion frequently than other workers in the firm. He has not been lonely for too long before he started a relationship with Jack Galen McKinley, who he later recruited to work for Barry Goldwater on his 1964 presidential campaign. Milk’s relationship with Jack Galen was troubled based on the fact that Galen was underage as at the time. When Milk decided to get involved in the political process of the state, the gay political community in San Francisco was damn not receptive to his campaign, as they felt he has not contributed significantly to the community.
Although nothing will bring their father and husband back they were given a large amount of money. Milk was symbol for all homosexuals because he openly lived a gay life. After his death, many people paraded through the Civic Center Plaza in his honor.
When Milkman is set on his odyssey in search of gold, he uncovers his family’s
In the play “The Crucible,” by Arthur Miller, the town of Salem is dealing with girls dealing with witchcraft and this caused a huge ruckus and basically destroys the town. We learned that the girls were just having fun, and were following Abigail’s lead. Abigail was the master of this plot, the one who started all of this, just over a crush and jealously over a John Proctor and his wife. To the prompt of this, why is Danforth, Harthorne and the other authorities such as Parris, so resistant on believing the claim that Abigail and the other girls are lying? From this paper we should realize why this is such a doing in the play.
Firstly, this comparison to a “beer” connotes Milkman’s opinion that Hagar is just a quick glass of pleasure that will soon run out. Secondly, the word “third” connotes that Hagar is only one of the refillable sources of happiness in Milkman’s life. This communicates that he does not appreciate the various sources of love in his life. Thirdly, the rhetorical question “what difference does it make?” clearly states Milkman’s opinion that he sees no real love in his relationship with Hagar and does not understand the consequences of disregarding the thoughts and
Although the ending was completely unnecessary with its only purpose being to relate Milkman to his ancestry, I drew from the novel the idea of how
Without familial ties and history, Milkman lacked the wisdom that comes with knowledge of the past, causing a disconnect between Milkman and his people. Milkman’s journey provides him with the answers to his identity problem allowing his family’s past to provide instruction, and protection, and a certain kind of wisdom necessary in finding his true self. Although Milkman must ultimately define himself, he is also defined by his relationships. He cannot learn these lessons in isolation but only within the context of the present community and relations of
In an attempt to find the gold that would free Milkman from his monotonous life in Michigan, Milkman goes on both a physical and spiritual journey. Instead of obtaining the gold that would change his life, Milkman ultimately goes on a long quest to find his family history,
Throughout Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon, Milkman Dead’s name serves as a constant reminder of his unhealthy relationship with his mother, Ruth Dead, which in itself is a reflection of her deep-rooted issues with her own personal life that are out of Milkman’s control. The significance of Milkman’s name has multiple layers to it. For example, it is important to recall that his real name is Macon because he makes a significant effort to distance himself from Macon Jr. and prove himself to be different from him. Ruth’s breastfeeding him well past his infancy results in his being stuck with the nickname “Milkman” before he is even old enough to understand the situation.
This burgeoning development of Milk’s political agenda is correctly portrayed within the film. Harvey Milk’s agitation with inequality progressively evolves until the point where he decides to take action as seen through his declaration in 1973 of candidacy for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. In the film Milk discusses his decision to take action with Smith inside their apartment. In the dialogue with Smith, Milk proclaims ‘politics is theatre. It doesn't matter if you win.
His social awakening also inspires a change in attitude towards the treatment of women. Initially, Milkman objectifies Hagar and treats her as an inferior, but when he encounters Sweet, he begins to reciprocate her affections and treat her with respect. Furthermore, Milkman’s change in motivation for his flight south illustrates the development of his maturity through his pursuit of his family’s history, proving that attaining wealth is no longer his sole purpose. During his time south, Milkman was maliciously pursued by Guitar. His attempted murderer of Milkman creates the illusion of a resurrection to which Milkman develops social awareness.
Milkman’s identity begins taking shape as a child with his family that constantly coddles him
Furthermore, Ruth’s endless, captivating love restricts Milkman and thwarts his personality’s development to a mature man. His search for his self cannot be satisfied at home since he has no space to become independent or is regarded as a separate
In this scene Sethe reclaims the nourishment she was and human generosity she was denied as a slave and reclaims her identity as mother while preparing milk for the two young women she wishes to care for. The symbol of milk is prominent throughout Morrison 's novel. The milk 's symbolism allows insight into the overall themes Morrison is trying to project. Whether it be through its symbolism of motherhood, shame, or nourishment, milk throughout the narrative reveals the ways in which African Americans were stripped of their personal identities as well as their identity as
Don’t let the movie title, Milk, fool you. The movie’s title has nothing to do with the milk beverage. Sorry milk enthusiast. On the other hand, for those who love politics then this is the movie for you. This movie is solely focused on American Democracy.