Personal Narrative: My Trip To Southside Prison

Left,right: he punched him. Left, right: he slapped him,” (Wiesel 55). Throughout Elie’s time at the concentration camps he went through many selections, this is when it is

Hey Joann, I agree with you, those videos from Unnatural Causes are crazy! It 's insane how your neighborhood can determine how many years you 're going to live. I used to live in a neighborhood were people were afraid to walk, cars were always broken into, the helicopter was always looking for someone. It was scary, but it was the only place my parents could afford.

This is his coping with it, he runs away just like his father and mother did. Due to the fact that he never had a loving family, he ends up raping Pecola. All his life he has been oppressed and learned that you can’t blame the oppressors. The only thing you can do is pass the oppression along. He is the symbol of the perpetuation of oppression and how it cannot be solved.

We knocked and knocked no one open so we went inside and there was blood and people dead and a lot of knifes in the walls. It smelled real bad and disgusting !!! We tried to call but there was no signal. I told Fidel to not let me go because I was really scared. A guy and

I came to when they doused me with cold water.” There were many innocent children living in concentration camps, but nevertheless, they were beaten to the same extent as their parents. Also, on pg. 54, Wiesel states, “At first, my father simply doubled over under the blows, but then he seemed to break in two like an old tree struck by lightning.” Anyone could be beaten at any time with no justification.

The worst part about the whole thing was that we could not find Gavin and Alex. We were looking for him all day then when we went to the police station to file a missing person 's report we were apprehended. We were thrown in a cell that Gavin and Alex were already in. We asked them what happened, and they said that they didn’t remember. We asked the police why we were in jail and they said because we stole a flamingo from Stephen Curry. When they let us go, the first thing we did was walk around town to ask what happened.

What did he there? Could he be (I shuddered at the conception) the murderer of my brother?” (Shelley 163). All of the people who see Being, scream and run like mad men because of its atrocious physical appearance.

Imagine one day waking up and putting on the news and finding out that a 16-year-old locked in his whole family in their home and tied them up in the basement for over 2 months torturing them, that would really ruin my day and make me so angry because it’s something that wouldn’t happen if things like the human centipede weren’t being released. The government needs to step in and have some restrictions on movies that can be released because movies like this don’t deserve to exist and represent a demonic side of people who shouldn’t be popularized. Because people can easily find influence in things like this and idolize them. Which is why I want to send human centipede to room

On top of that I don 't get enough food to eat, I often sleep outdoors, and sometimes I 've even contemplate suicide. Yet the gang always stops me, If it wasnt for the gang, I would never have known what love and affection are. My parents never showed me what love or affection are. They abuse me both physically and verbally and when they don 't abuse me, they 're ignoring me. I can stay away from home for long periods of time and nobody seems to care or notice.

Everything is going my way today. Like literally. EVERYTHING is going my way. This morning I woke up and tried to sit up but I was stuck to my bed. I ended up going to school with my bed on my back.

I have a lot of adolescent memories but this one I will always remember. After my freshman year at Faulkner state university I moved back home to stay back with my mom and I attended Bishop State Community College. During that time I didn’t have my own transportation so therefore I had to use my mothers’ car to get to and from school. One day I was running late and not to mention I was not that good of a driver two years ago. I pulled up at school and there wasn’t anywhere to park.

But I couldn’t stand the fact that Anayelli’s body was to go into that death car after the Mass. Of course as I’m always the odd one out I was dressed in yellow and black. Once I started taking more steps towards the church, the more I felt like it was all dream. How stupid of me to think that counting to 10 would wake me up from the whole damn dream. Then in an instant reality punched me as hard as a boxer could punch their own opponent. Though I just began to walk in I could already see the stupid black casket.

But no one really knew me. I wasn’t all that bad. I just had a tendency to overreact and get mad. All of the drama started after I was locked up in here, then everybody was scared. No one gave me a chance after my mistakes, everybody turned their backs.

The Dale Patrick Burns stated “ I parked in the front of the parking lot, exited out from the driver side, noticed that I forgot to bring my backpack, and I went back to get it. After grabbing my backpack, a guy came up with his hands, and pushed me back. The guy behind me threaten me with something that felt like a gun pointed at my back and grabbed my backpack. After that, they were running toward the red truck into woods. Also, I saw the guy behind me have a red swastika tattoo and has a mohawk hairstyle from the reflection of my truck.”

Ever been able to see through someone? In book Tangerine Paul, is a seventh grader that is nearly blind but he has this special ability to see things in his perspective and others. Meaning he sees what other people don’t. Edward Bloor, the author of Tangerine makes many different themes for each chapter. The most important theme in Tangerine is seeing the truth.