Witter Monologue

For example he wouldn’t have survived. According to A Long Way Gone the rebels had the opportunity to kill Ishmael without hesitation. In the book it says, “ He was behind us, aiming his gun at our heads, and at some point he said, ‘if any of you makes a move, I will kill everyone. so don’t even breathe too hard or it might be your last’ He laughed and his voice echoed in the distance. “ ( Ishmael 2007).

one really won this war because they both retreated at the same time since so many people had died, and all around it was brutal and horrifying and a war we would surely never forget. The North has been known for having a larger amount of soldiers then the south (Confederates). So far this has been the most bloodiest most terrifying battle of all because yesterday was the most Americans that have died in two battles combined. We will always and forever remember this day as the worst day in the history. Although almost a year part these two battles are both equally bad and very devastating to people all around the world and family and friends.

In Macbeth's case he killed king duncan out of wanting to be king, and ended up getting killed as an after effect of this. Every action in this world has an equal and opposite reaction. As you know the the of this report is Karma, as Macbeth quotes “unless the deed, go with

Yes, I think the narrator is responsible for Doodle’s death. He could have helped him when he fell but he was being lazy. He “ran as fast as [he] could, leaving him far behind with a wall of rain dividing us.” (6) The narrator left Doodle behind during the storm leading to him dying.

Jeffrey curses under his breath. That was close. Too close. We saw the light a millisecond before it saw us. We ducked down into the brush as fast as humanly possible, and even though I can feel the yucca digging into my leg with its razor sharp points, I don’t care.

Then I remembered not to look into his eyes, sad to say everyone else forgot. As the great dreamer was heading to the city of Rome, followed him as fast as I could, but he outrun me, but as I saw in the distance flame as bright as the sun started to appear.as i watch the glorious site i knew it was my time. The world was going to end why should I be alone so with a vile of slow killing poison, I sat and toasted “ to you great Cthulhu, the great dreamer”. I watched as everything got slowly got

Macbeth knows that Banquo is suspicious of Macbeth’s secrets and decides that he must be killed. Macbeth orders two men to murder Banquo as he rides because Macbeth knows Banquo is going to find Malcolm and Donalbain. If these two are found Macbeth would lose his crown and the truth would be revealed. Macbeth asks Banquo all these questions about his ride out and tell Banquo of the Banquet. Macbeth says “ Tonight we’re having a ceremonial banquet, and I want you to be there”(III.i.15-16).

The Battle of Lexington and Concord was a bad battle and the first battle of the Revolutionary War, This is also the reason it is called the shot heard around the world. It was called this because the first shot that was fired started the war and it also was a symbolic moment for both sides. The battle started and was a very bloody fight in which many men died. This showed both sides that they were up against an almost equal force and it would be extremely hard to beat the enemy in this war. In the end of this battle 8 miniet men lay dead on the ground and about 50 British soldiers died at the same time.

This reflects into statistics, with suicide currently holding the title of the most common cause of death in the military, according to USA Today. In 2010 alone, 154 US soldiers in Afghanistan committed suicide, while 127 troops died in combat. Often times, the death of fellow soldiers greatly affects their partners. In Operation Homecoming, a soldier describes how his best friend is shot and killed on the battlefield. The soldier is not allowed to stay with his deceased friend, and must keep moving on with his patrol.

A quote that shows Ego, is when King Claudius plan for the death of Hamlet is when Laertes helps him out and says “And for that purpose I’ll anoint my sword./I bought an unction of a mountebank,/So mortal that, but dip a knife in it,/Where it draws blood no cataplasm so rare,/Collected from all simples that have virtue/Under the moon, can save the thing from death/ That is but scratched withal. I’ll touch my point/With this contagion, that if I gall him slightly/ It may be death”(author). Another quote that goes with Ego that is used is “...We’ll make a solemn wager on your cunnings.—/I ha ’t!

It has been 3 days since our triumphant victory at Gettysburg, however it came at a great cost. The battle of Gettysburg could only be defined under the meaning of massacre. I am Indebted to the lord for carrying me out of this battlefield alive and well. I’m surprised that I still carry all my limbs and most importantly my life. Sergeant has reported that there were over twenty-three thousand casualties in the union army, however we dealt a considerable blow to our opposition as well giving the Confederate forces a loss of twenty-eight thousand healthy soldiers.

Lucas Hayden was a strong, tough boy who grew up on a farm in the deep woods of Missouri. He was tall, with a mop of brown hair and blue eyes that could pierce deeper than any kind of dagger. Although he was very quiet and shy and first glance, Lucas had a knack for mischievousness. Grown up on that Missourian farm, he was certainly no stranger to hard work, and took pride in doing his part. Even more so, he would go to all ends of the earth to please his father.

Monday through Friday I stayed with my grandmother and great aunt, so that I could go to school. I was in elementary school at the time. I use to listen to my uncle play different types of music on his stereo so that he could mimic the sound with the instruments he was playing. I used to sing along with him dreaming that one day I would be able to sing just like the singers on the albums my uncle would play to. As time went on, my mother met a man that she felt was a good man.

A tale as old as time consisted of one particular soul who’s story either made you weep in sorrow or fear for your life. He was said to be the most fearsome leader who ever walked the earth, embedding fear into all of his people. He resided in a castle on top of a hill, looming over the land he ruled below it. The man in the castle was known as Jasper Vanderbilt, the son of a noble family who resided in the mountainous region of North Carolina. He was a cruel man, who punished villagers without a trace of remorse.