The Great Gatsby Chapter 1 Dialectical Journal

On his first sniper lookout, the building Chris was inside of was shot with an RPG and the whole wall blew up and land onto his knee. Kyle later went to get it checked out and learned he had completely tore his ACL and MCL in his knee. He had to miss 6-weeks of fighting time which he hated to do so much. Once he got back, he experienced another bad instance. His good friend he met in BUD/S was sent home in a coffin.

A whole year had gone by without Christine being home, and Jermaine was worried. On July 26, 2013, Jermaine filed a missing person report. It was quickly ignored and Jermaine just went back to work. He followed the day up at a night club, then went to the back alley to go back to his car, he then saw Trey carrying Christine's dead body into his white van, screaming "I told you I'd get you back you ____!" Weeks went by, then years, Jermaine then turns to the habit of drinking.

On the way there a lot of people fell asleep, but I couldn't. I was way too excited, I've never been camping before. Timmy, Jake and I all kept quiet, we didn't want to disturb the rest of the group while they were sleeping. I watched the sunset, which was bursting with colors of pink, red and orange. The sunset turned into day, and all of the sudden we were off the highway and into the woods.

-Haddon, 1. This quote is the beginning of the whole story. If Christopher did not go out seven minutes after midnight, this whole story might not have even existed. Going out late at night is not what most teenagers do, but for Christopher, it is a common activity that he does almost everyday. Because of what isolation have done to him, he like going out in midnight so that there are no one on the streets and he can be alone or in a state of being isolated.

Night fell quickly over the Mississippi and we were left to our pathetic campfire and grass beds off to the side of our famous little fishing rock. Nights grew cold as the seasons crept by. With each day, we’d move a little bit further down the river, picking up our poles and leaving. Usually, we never stayed more than two to three days in a spot before we took off further down the river.

Although you do not see his face, Captain Ahab first appears when he walks out of his house with his wooden leg in the middle of the night. You then see his wife and son cowering in a corner because of the fear they share of him. Once out at sea on the Pequod, Captain Ahab disappears for several days and neglects his duties as captain to direct the ship’s crew. He relies on his first, second, and third mate to make sure things run smoothly while on the water. When Captain Ahab finally appears, he makes the harpooners take a blood promise to find and kill Moby Dick.

During the Night, Kevin and other Weekday Warriors duct tape Miles and throw him in the lake. This makes the Colonel and a few other non-weekday warriors very angry. 126 Days Before: It’s the first day of school. The Colonel wakes to find the guys who dumped Miles in the lake also pissed in his shoes.

And after that while at the zoo the Pigman had burned out. For Bobo his only loyal friend had bit the dust a week back then. For with all the stress he’s had it finally was enough, to put the Pigman

The allies are quickly approaching and it seems like the Germans will fulfil their task to kill all of the Jews. The SS start to move everyone out of the camp by the thousands because after all of the prisoners have been removed the camp will be blown up. But Eliezer has luck on his side along with a few others a underground resistance movement takes control of the camp Eating is the first thing all of the men do when freed Eliezer during this gets food poisoning. He spends a couple weeks in the hospital teetering between life or death when he has recovered he takes a glance into the mirror and sees a corpse. This vision of himself will continue to haunt him for the rest of his

This is the action of a sane man trying to save his brother’s life. When Darl was sent off to the insane asylum, the Bundren family made the decision together. The primary decision maker was Anse Bundren, who is not the proper judge of a man’s character. Anse had stolen Jewel’s horse, stole ten dollars from Dewey Dell, only takes his wife to bury her so he can get new teeth, and remarried a week after his wife’s death. From the way he acted, he was willing to sell out his own family to get what he wanted.

As they go back to their house, Victor wanders around the house to find the monster, however, Elizabeth screams and gets killed by the monster. Few days later, Victor’s father died and he devotes to find and destroy his creation. Leaving his past memories, Victor

Yes, indeedy; naked, too. He 's ben shot in de back. I reck 'n he 's ben dead two er three days. Come in, Huck, but doan ' look at his face-it 's too gashly" (Twain 50). If this book would have been easy to read you wouldn 't have to really think about why Jim didn’t want Huck to see the dead body considering throughout the book Huck has seen a few of them.

Sam is for the patriots and his father is for the british. The next year Tim finds out that his father and friend have died on a prison ship due to an outbreak of cholera. After this, Tim’s mother begins to drink heavily. Meanwhile, prices of food and drink go up and the Redcoats even show up in Redding to seize weapons and fight the few Patriots there.

After hours of testing, it was concluded that it was a type of poison, the exact one found in the watermelon. This meant that the watermelon indeed killed him. It was the fault of whoever managed to get that watermelon to Rick, and I needed to find out who that was. It still could’ve been Mickey Simons, but it could have been anyone else, too, so I decided to continue my hunt for Rick’s

In chapters one to twenty-seven much of an adventure has happened to Huck. He was in a gang with is friends, his father came back and later kidnapped him from the widow, the kind lady who was looking after him, and later got tired of waiting in the cabin his father took him and faked his own death. Once he had fled, he ran into a run away slave named Jim, who was the slave of the widow so Huck knew him. The decided to stick together and move along. During their journey they ran into good and bad people.