The Red Prince Monologue Analysis

“Hold up, Hold up, i’m coming, i’m coming!” screamed Jack. Jack was a 13 yr old boy that was very bright and smart. He was very popular at his school Cleveland Middle School. He is in 8th grade and he has been going to the same school since kindergarten. Jack’s mom was calling him to come downstairs. Jack was in his room which was upstairs. But after his mom had said,”Come down now, It’s important.” When his mom said that Jack’s stomach churned. His mom was talking in a serious voice that filled him with fear. He went downstairs and he saw his mom reading a magazine with a house on the front of the magazine. The title of the magazine was “Available Houses In The Bronx”.That’s when Jack’s body was filled with worry.

Society has an evil deep within. Most don’t notice it because it is them, we are the evil, people are the evil. The Lord of the Flies novel written by William Golding was a look into the evil of society. This evil was conveyed through one specific character in the novel, Jack. Jack is a main character in the story whose personality is way different than we would expect a common 12 year old boy’s to be. He had acted very barbaric, bloodthirsty, and manipulative throughout the novel.

Jack come back! Please Jack, answer me. I need you right now. Come on. You can’t die on me. Ok? JACKKKKKK!

Laertes says “I am satisfied in nature, whose motive in this case should stir me most to my revenge; but in my terms of honour I stand aloof” (273).

While reading the book titled Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline, I was introduced to several characters. First, we are introduced to Molly, a troubled foster kid in a bad situation. Then we meet Vivian, a great lady, who experiences the life of an orphan during the early 1900s. The connection between Molly and Vivian is Jack, Molly’s boyfriend. Jack is the character who I felt like I was most like. His actions portray him as a “make the best out of every situation” kind of person and I feel that’s most like me.

They come from nightmares. Not the nighttime variety, as a rule, but the ones that occur at any given moment. They come when you least expect them. The they I am referring is the Opal Demons. They feast upon negativity, and once they enough they will unleash utter death and destruction upon the world. Fortunately, this has not happened is thousands of years, until now…

In the book Luna by Julie Ann Peters, the family dynamic is dysfunctional due to the prevailing societal norms that dictate gender roles and gender expectations. Luna is a novel about a transsexual teenager, his decision to transition, and the effects of this on his family dynamic. The gender role struggle is evident in Liam’s and Regan’s relationship with their macho father, Jack, who embraces society’s traditional gender roles. The gender role struggle is also apparent in the relationship between the father, Jack, and the mother, Patrice, who transitions from a stay-at-home mother to a working mother. Furthermore, the dynamic between Liam and his younger sister Regan also becomes

Milkweed was wrote by Jerry Spinelli. This is a story of an orphan in 1930s Poland who is very naïve and knows nothing. Not who he is, who other people are, nothing of the world around him. He knows only that he is small and fast and able to snatch food right from under the noses of the people it belongs to. He is eventually taken in by a gang of orphan kids, and becomes the special ward of one in particular, Uri.

Toward the beginning of Ray Bradbury’s, Something Wicked This Way Comes, William Halloway was often associated with dramatic irony to show his deficient understanding of the carnival’s operation but verbal irony to show that he was also suspicious of the carnival. Dramatic irony is evident when Will and Jim question the whereabouts of the lighting rod salesman, like when one of them said, “Storm never came. But he went.”(Bradbury70) then the other said, “Where? And why did he leave his bag?”(70), and finally, “What’s so important you forget everything?”(70). The dramatic irony is shown with the boys multiple questions emphasizing their curiosity about Tom Fury’s abrupt relocation such as, “Where?”(70), “…why…”(70), and “What’s so important…”(70).

The scalding heat of the sun beat down mercilessly against the bare plains of Tornado - clan. Yet it couldn 't compare to the heat in the camp as tension flared between the cats.

Sale Vera Waterston or also known as Sá is a crossed breed daughter from her mother an Elemental and her father who is a noble. She is part of the uprising that is trying to stop the segregation and harsh treatment towards the Elementals, as is her mother until she is wounded in a riot. Growing up with Elementals as her family, Sá knows the truth about how the orderly actually treat them. Sá is now stuck between two hard choices of whether she should leave everyone she knows and cares about in the slums and go with her father, or stay and watch as everyone suffers under the power of the orderlies.

It's Saturday morning in the month of June, as Hank Richards is waking up, he turns on the news only to find that today is expected to reach a record high of 115°. As Hank is coming out of the shower he is listening to the news and all of the sudden it cuts off abruptly and then after a 10 second delay, the President of the United States appears on the screen.

In 2013, based off of the prestigious science fiction novel, Ender’s Game, was made into the movie. Generally, when a book is made into a movie, it doesn’t do the book justice. That was how I felt about the portrayal of the film. There were many plot holes, extra scenes that weren’t from the book, and the portrayal of the relationships between the characters weren’t accurate.

A cool breeze blew across the shooting range, making the paper target sway. The target’s head had been riddled with holes from the day’s training. A gunshot rang out and another hole appeared in the head of the target. Tom Stryker reloaded his weapon and put it back on the rack, finished with training. Then, he changed into some more formal clothing and walked through the Mantis headquarters, toward the office of General Daniel Eiling.

dumb cooze never writes back” (O’Brien1) This shows insight on how cross Rat Riley is at