The Pioneer: A Brief Summary

After making sure the hunter is doing everything safely then the hunter has to worry about the deer they have great sense of smell and great hearing. So if the deer is down wind from the hunter he will smell you before the hunter even knew he was there. If the hunter does get lucky enough to get a deer close enough within 40 yards the hunter must be very quiet while adjusting himself to pull the bow back and get a kill shot off. The slightest noise that the deer hear that he doesn't agree with hell run of with no second oppins. There are many ways to describe how to be successful while bow hunting but if you break it down on what you should be doing to be successful you will always be ready to take on whatever.

I went, set it up, then got it ready for the next morning. When I went in the next morning the blind was trashed also smashed into the dirty, brown, mucky, ground of the earth. There was no way I was going to be able to shoot this deer, it was too smart for me. The landowner 's daughter had been listening to our conversations about the hunt and the genius deer. She came up to me and said “Hey mister, what if you put a treestand across the field from where the deer comes in also, put a ground blind where it comes in then when it messes with the ground blind that will leave you with a perfect shot.” I couldn’t believe it, his eight year old daughter was smarter than both of us.

People, who in my romantic notion, liked the idea of solitude. But who are we kidding? The guests are all required to hunt the loners with their tranquilising guns if they want their stay to be extended by a day. One loner captured is one more day of being human. David, who cons his way into a relationship with the most heartless woman at the Hotel, is found out and so, in order to escape death by law, he flees into the woods to save

The crew dropped them off, then left so they would not dispel the animals. They trekked inland where they found elk tracks. They followed the tracks to a field in which the elk was standing. Whitney raised his gun and killed the elk. Whitney did not know what was going to happen to him in the next few minutes; he was about to become Rainsford’s first

Traveling through the Dark Every day the average adult, "makes 35,000 decisions in one day", but one wrong decision can change lives and history. In the poem, " Traveling through the Dark," by William Stafford, he shows the decision making in human nature. The first stanza opens with the man driving down the road only to find a dead deer on the side. He is initially left with an easy decision to either throw the deer off the side of the road or allow people to die trying to avoid the deer. However, when he touches the deer, he notices a fawn in the side of its stomach still alive, contrasting the "stiffened...cold" deer that lays on the side of the road.

James Howe is trying to fit in, but his emotions make him stand out when animal is involved. On page 2, the text states that after James’ brother kills a deer, the get ready to eat the deer so they hang the deer outside. James gets very upset and doesn’t want to eat the deer because he still sees a little bit of life in the deer’s eyes. James’ can’t eat his venison from the deer because he doesn’t think killing animals is right. This proves that although James is trying to or into his family, his emotion(s) put a major roadblock in his path.

In the beginning, Mr. Arthur Radley’s son generally roused a lot of trouble and caused a ruckus, culminating in him and his friends locking the town sheriff inside a courthouse. However, Mr. Radley didn’t know that his son was causing trouble until he was arrested. In the words of Scout, “Nobody in Maycomb had nerve enough to tell Mr. Radley that his boy was in the wrong crowd.”(10). This quote perfectly sums up the unique but relatable character criteria. The quote is not portraying people as heroes all the time.

James Howe is trying to fit in, but his emotions make him stand out when animal is involved. On page 2, the text states that after James’ brother kills a deer, the get ready to eat the deer so they hang the deer outside. James gets very upset and doesn’t want to eat the deer because he still sees a little bit of life in the deer’s eyes. James’ can’t eat his venison from the deer because

In the text the story talks about Leo giving his wildfires presentation to his class. In paragraph 14, the text reads, “When somebody throws a match into the forest,” Leo began, ” he is a murderer. He kills trees and birds and animals. Some animals like deer, who are fast runners and the might escape. But other animals.”- he lifted the cover off the box- “have no hope.

“Forget it all? I can’t stop now, Not with all my birth clues in my hands” (Sophocles 59). Because Oedipus refuses to alter his perspective to see Jocasta’s point of view, he is blind to her whole message in this instance. Similarly, in Minority Report, John Anderton’s destiny is to kill a man named Leo Crow. Anderton does not know why he is going to kill this man because he has no idea who Leo Crow is.

That is exactly what George didn’t want for Lennie, so he shot him. George did what he thought was best for Lennie. George didn’t want him in a state hospital because he knew that Lennie would deteriorate in the conditions of a state hospital. Everyone knew about the abuse at asylums, but only the patients and doctors knew about the extent of that abuse. In asylums the patients were not seen as people, they were seen as objects.