“The Goddess is coming! The Goddess is Coming!” Fanna exclaimed excitedly as she flew through the new home of the night fliers. Fanna had just come back from an excursion into the daytime world, made possible by the gift of the sunglasses from the Goddess herself. Doox shouted up to Fanna, “When will she arrive?” “She'll be here at nightfall! She'll be here at nightfall!” Fanna answered as she continued to fly around heralding the coming arrival of the Goddess. The Goddess was approaching the domain of the Witch of Morpheus, where the night fliers now made their home. Jayna's memory had fully returned, the bad along with the good, but she was finally at peace with it. Jayna resolved to stop looking backward to the dead past, live in the present and look to the future, but first she had to do …show more content…
I'm Henry, one of the knights of Morpheus and this is...” The man in the shadows stepped forward and let them see his extra eye as he interrupted. “I'm Elmer, I'm not a short human, I'm a dwarf from the planet Ohma that lies in one of the universes next door. My third eye enables me to see the future, or as others have been quick to point out lately, the possible future or futures as the case may be. Morpheus is in grave danger and you my dear Ophelia are at the very center of it. I already know about the prophecy and....” Henry said, “Elmer please, You don't have to get everything out in one breath, even though this conversation is as good as over for you, the rest of us need to go through the process, perhaps we could continue with the introductions.” Elmer bowed and said, “Sorry, Henry, this is Ophelia the Witch of Morpheus, Doyle, Professor Kevin Angstrom, there are a couple of others, but they're keeping watch.” Ophelia said, “My, my Elmer, you are quite the wealth of information, but I'm afraid I must verify your identities, we are at war with the overlords you know. Come forward and take my
She hopes that it will be angels that will save them. “I tell that we are expecting a sweet angel and when angels tread, the hosts must be as beautiful as floating hibiscus” (p.86). Through all the things they go
As the party goes on Azariah gets less and less excited. He knows this is important, he just can not lose the weird vibe he is feeling. Just as he is going to leave the party, he sees her. She is sitting next to a tree, smiling as if the world was hers. He decides to make contact.
It shows her transition into happiness and recognising the blessings in her life. This book is cyclic; it begins and finishes with the girl in her bedroom with a negative view on how the day begins and ends. But then there is a tonal shift on page 23 when she says, “But suddenly there it is right in front of you bright and vivid quietly waiting”. The use of symbolism is used through a bright red leaf. The leaf is a constant motif throughout the book representing her blessings and the good things in her life, but she hadn’t taken the time to notice it.
They turn to her, startled. She is enraptured, as though in a pearly light. I want the light of God, I want the sweet love of Jesus! I danced for the Devil; I saw him; I wrote in his book; I go back to Jesus; I kiss His hand. I saw Sarah Good with the Devil!
The author uses the all-seeing eyes of Dr. T. J Eckleburg to demonstrate that one’s reality
With this, Tituba puts all her hope and trust into the Devil, as she’s convinced he’ll save her. She pleads with him, “I goin’ home! Take me home, Devil! Take me home!” (Miller 1155).
Her room is where she seeks calmness, the lamp, and books which allow her to escape to a different imaginary
Book Summary Night Flying Woman is a story about a young girl who had to make a lot of changes during her life. In the beginning of this story Oona(Ni-bo-wi-se-gwe) was a young child who observed from her elders. Her own story is reflected from the hardships she had to go through as a child and how she had to grow as a Native American Woman during the time in which they were being contained and assimilated.
In The Dark Prophecy, Apollo, Leo and Calypso continue their search for Meg as well as follow the prophesy they were given by Dodona in the previous book, The Hidden Oracle. They land in Indiana quickly before they are surrounded by mythical creatures called
In “Night Woman,” even though she experiences many despairs, she still continues to have hope. This woman sleeps with men at night to make a living for her and her son. Although she hates doing this, she needs to in order to provide for her son. She has hope that one day she will be able to get out of that lifestyle. She uses angels as a symbol of hope.
Seeing her mother again, and what she’s done with her life after years of separation shocks her, shown with “When she looked up, I was overcome with panic that she’d see me and call out my name... And mom would introduce herself, and my secret would be out.” [Walls, 3]. She grew up, escaped, and put her poor childhood behind her.
“What stillness in this pre-dawn hour. The air is cold. In all our life of preparation we are unprepared for this new hour filled with emptiness” (221). Naomi is still in the sense that she never knew when her mother was to return and whether it would be tomorrow, in twenty years or never. She is frozen in the waiting zone and only wishes to be able to be with her mother again.
Ophelia should have listened to her dad and brother when they warned her about him.
The Evil Queen This is my story. Everyone just assumes that I tried to kill Snow White because of envy and jealous well I was both of there but the not why I tried to kill her. I never really wanted to hurt anyone, that was never my intention until she made it so difficult
“You should not have believed me, for virtue cannot so inoculate our old stock but we shall relish of it. I loved you not.” (3.1.120-122) The suspense here comes from Ophelia’s psychological damage, as the reader is unsure what will happen to her or how she will handle the cruelty. While Ophelia doesn’t have a lot of lines, Shakespeare makes sure that she is put to use well regarding the suspense she builds in the play.