The Tables Turned Essays

  • Dear Basketball Poem Analysis

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    The poem The natural and urban worlds portrays the difference between the natural and urban environments, especially criticizing the urban world. I was inspired to write this poem because I was walking in a park and noticed how the lushious green vegetation creates a completely different psychological environment. Therefore, in my poem, I tried to represent this by describing the natural environment positively while describing the urban environment both positively and negatively. Literally, this

  • Narrative Essay About Thanksgiving

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    The Dinner Table Not too long ago, things were good. Family dinners occurred and breadsticks were broken. Cousins, aunts, and uncles gathered around the kitchen table. Conversations about school events and job promotions littered the air. When the turkey or whatever festive meal we were eating hit the table, disagreements stopped and love surrounded. I never knew what it was like to have a family where both Mom and Dad were at the head of the table, but it didn’t matter because until one Thanksgiving

  • The Immigrant's Journal: A Fictional Narrative

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    After a few minutes, he returned with a rather short man, about 5 feet tall. He sat down at the head of the table and said, "Welcome, I'm sure you were all wondering who I am and why you were all invited here today, and I'm happy to answer both". The room went silent. If anyone had been whispering or looking staring at the

  • Personal Narrative-Alice Carter

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    Alice Carter sat at the table with her whole family in a peace that had its own way of changing when no one was looking. She picked up a well-cooked bacon butty that her dad had made for her this morning, like a routine of doing so for his girls, who sat in brushed up and kind smile reached their faces. The only person with the frown of dispreading was their mum who folded her arms like a patron of a prison guard, spectrally eyeing Alice as she eaten her food quietly. Alice was petite with strong

  • Observation Of Social Interaction

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    the server approaches the table and check on them if they need anything they would break eye contact. They could go for almost four to five minutes long with eye contact without breaking it. I could tell they didn't care about how awkward it would be, or worried about how it could be misinterpreted. I didn't notice that they were frequently looking away, they would look at the menu for a second then back with the eye contact. Neither one of them had their phone on the table, and were probably trying

  • Ric Van Walker: A Short Story

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    The following tale was told by my uncle, who has not been seen for some years since, nor heard from for he refuses to Facetime anyone and we have all been too busy to meet him face-to-face. There was a small town at the food of the mountains. They were not as great as the Rockies, but they caught the rain, and kept the small town from being a comfortable and populous place to live. And yet the inhabitants of this little town knew its quirks and the best time of day to loiter and the best time of

  • Narrative Essay Thanksgiving

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    to enter that. My mom goes to get food for me and my little sisters and we sit wherever we are able to find a seat and none of the family sits together. But it is still kind of crowded because the oldest family members sit in the dining room at a table and everyone else just finds a seat in random places I mostly get put on the ground and eat on a coffee

  • Personal Narrative-Transfiguration Homework

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    The first day back was annoyingly long, it had never taken Elizabeth this much effort to get back into the swing of school work. In the common room Millicent and Pansy sat at the table trying to figure out their transfiguration homework. Millicent looked up when she heard Elizabeth come into the common room, “Oh thank god you’re here, what the devil are we meant to do?” she asked exasperatedly. Setting her back down, she removed her dress shirt and tossed it onto one of the winged back chairs. “We’re

  • Train Your Dragon Functionalism

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    creative, empathize was completely overlooked because of this societal control. Hiccup was brave enough to break away from this social constrain and confronted his father about it. But when he told him that he doesn’t want to a kill dragons, his father turned him down and asked him to attend dragon training which reflects how strong the influence of societal pressure was where an individual’s need wasn’t even taken into

  • Narrative Essay On Being Homeless

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    You would n    ever know by looking at me or talking to me that my family and I have been homeless before. For the kids that have been homeless before it doesn't make you any less worthy, or intelligent than anyone else. There  are  many things you can do not only to help yourself with the feelings of being embarrassed or ashamed but you can also help others like you, be apart of organizations, and volunteer your time to others that have been in our situation of being homeless so they can feel better

  • Personal Narrative-Thanksgiving And Labor-Day Diners

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    I walked into a diner at three in the morning after slamming into a stranger on their way out. It was one of those 24/7-except-Christmas-and-Thanksgiving-and-sometimes-Labor-Day diners just on this side of being a twee dump desperately pulled from the fifties. Two guys in trilbies sitting in a booth against a wall were hunched over their cups of steaming coffee whispering. I wondered if they were spies or something of the like and thought tepidly about their government svengalis. I sat on a red-cushioned

  • The Awakening: A Summary

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    [BC]· · ──────── * ✱ * ──────── · · [BC]☆☆☆ [IC]Dean and Cas tell each other ghost stories. [BC]· · ──────── * ✱ * ──────── · · [IC]Written by: CasDean? [IC]Characters: [Dean Winchester, Castiel Novak] [IC]Pairing: Destiel (obviously) [IC]Rating: T+ (minor bad word) [IC]Triggers: unexplained deaths out at sea [BC]☆☆☆ [IMG=QKR] [BC]☆☆☆ Underneath the vaulted, glittering starlight lay two slumped bodies. One tan trenchcoat pressed against a campfire log, the other with dirty blond hair resting comfortably

  • Revealed-Personal Narrative

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    they will have no affect on this monstrosity. A smile appears on Henry, Alexander, and Samantha's faces as they see their friend is covering the garlic bread in so much butter that it is has become uneatable.. Kol places his knife carefully on the table brings the piece of bread up to his mouth then throws it across the room. A werewolf that looks more like a chicken in his human form barely dodges the flying projectile. The bread crashes into the wall and sticks to it due to the insane amount of

  • Figurative Language In Sara 18-20's

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    We are focused on two characters in the scene. SARAH, 18 – 20's, a mute girl who sits alone and reads, and TOM, 18 – 20's, a charismatic boy who often puts his foot in his mouth. SARAH is already sitting at a table with no one else around. TOM approaches a seat at the table nearly TOM (sitting down) Hi TOM (taking books out) You flat out with exams TOM I'm up to my eyeballs in reading. I mean, Shakespeare's great of course, but there's only so much you can read till it all looks

  • Act 1-5: A Fictional Narrative

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    alone and think. Please allow me that privilege. -- And no matter what I do -- understand that is my choice and this is my life! I owe you nothing. I don’t even know why I’m calling you. [Suddenly he hangs up the cell phone and places it on the table with a bang. The song ends – everyone ambles back to their seats. With that, a powerful gust of wind blows the doors open -- the snow flies in. A loud, thunderous sound of the howling wind shakes the place as the lights suddenly flash on and off.

  • 1984: A Short Story

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    in the council room located in the middle of the ship on the first floor. By the time Winston made it to the council room news broke that they had made it to Oceania. A horrible feeling came over him as he remembered all the painful memories. Aslan turned to Winston and said “Do not be afraid anymore, Winston, you are safe with us, but what I ask of you will take courage and bravery. We need you to draw out the party members by walking up to the headquarters doors. We have word that they have been

  • Olivia Monologue

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    Just another Angel “Time is almost up girls, two minutes left to get your food down. Oh, and Angel, would you please roll up your sleeves.” Margaret's words reverberate through my head. I’m at the moment more concerned about the visiting hour than about the three fish fingers that are still left on my plate. I’m going to get a penalty if I don’t finish my meal, but it doesn’t bother me. All of my electronics are already taken away. I know this will be the first time someone from school is going to

  • Pros And Cons Of Building A Colonial Home

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    Which Home is Perfect for You? You have a plot of your own and have decided to build a house on it when you suddenly find yourself with a truckload of confusing options. Should you go for the colonial, is the ranch a better option or should you go with the log cabin? You will obviously want to consider the pros and cons to build the perfect home on your property. New homes are available in a wide range of budgets and even a wider range of styles. The six of the most preferred styles of homes

  • Persuasive Essay On Minimum Wage

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    You are trapped in a wild cave in the mountains of Afghanistan behind enemy lines, avoiding hostile attacks, just trying to survive another day. All in the service of your country. You’re probably exhausted, a little afraid, and have risked almost everything. Now, let’s switch to another visualization. You are working in the back of a chain-restaurant, putting together a sandwich, making sure you add the extra mayonnaise stated in the order. You feel under compensated, and ask your boss to raise

  • Personal Narrative Essay: Sarah's Facade

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    In the early 90s, Sarah declare she needed a desk. That’s all she had to say, and I started looking into building one. My last project was solid wood, and since I hadn’t done a project in veneer, I thought I would try that. I decided to make a drop-front desk and called a company in Pennsylvania that sold veneer. He said he had just gotten in a bookend piece of veneer that would make a beautiful front, and I bought it immediately. I paid $50 for the two pieces, and when it came, they were