...WRITE A CHARACTER SKETCH OF MIKE IN THE STORY “KILL THE WHITE BASTARD” You must write a text of about 600-800 words about the text “Kill the White Bastard. Your text must include a paragraph on the plot of the story and a characterization of the immediate narrator of the main story (Mike). An ending paragraph must comment generally on the theme of the text. The following points must be included in your characterization: * who is he? * what are his family relations? * which environment does he live in? * what kind of a person is he? (what does he tell us about himself?) * how does he relate to other people? (brother, Connie, family, friends) * what does he feel about school etc.? Use the tool box handed out in connection with the text. My text about “Kill the White Bastard” In the story “Kill the White Bastard” let Connie her black friends kick and beat Mike up; just to show Mikes friends who are in control. Connie does not want to tell her friends the trough, cause she do not want to been seen with a white guy of volition. Cause if you are black, and live in a black neighborhood or a ghetto, you cannot hang around with white people. Mike does not have any hate to black people. Even after he got kick and beaten so much, which he ended up in hospital. He thinks, that it is all right what some black people does him, he is of cause hurt but he does not hate general black people or Connie. He just has a little hate to Connie’s friends, who beat...
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...complete and utter annihilation. The only problem was, the bastard felt that about anyone that dared to oppose him. And as much as it pained him to admit it.... Those thoughts the King had were ones he once shared. "Seems...
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...So done With This SHit During the 1930s, also know as the Great Depression, poverty and racial segregation are issues. Many cities in the South, in the 1930s, are reluctant to give up old beliefs of prejudice. Harper Lee shows prejudice in her book To Kill a Mockingbird set during the Great Depression. To Kill a Mockingbird follows the narrator, Scout, who is a girl learning about how the South works. Scout learns that prejudice is very present in her everyday life. Lee uses the actions of others to illuminate the issues of prejudice against the Cunninghams, Atticus Finch, and Dolphus Raymond. Prejudice is evident in the book through how people treat the Cunninghams. During the novel the Cunninghams are told to be a poor family who are considered “trash” by the townspeople. Those who believe...
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...I, Lilith Regalshard, the last of my clan, am currently entangled in another game of cat and mouse. The mouse; that would be me. The cat(s); that would be those black cloaked creepy masked dudes running after me with their maximum killing intend directed at me. Oh, let me also state that they had summoned their familiars, which are either a 5 meter white bird, a humongous three headed snake and so on. My current mental state? Yeah…I try not to think of it. In fact, I try not to think of anything except a way to shake them off my trail and get rid of three or two while I’m at it. Geez~ how the bloody hell did they even find me again? Was it that bastard priest again? I bet it was him. I should have gotten rid of him the first time I had the chance. -6 hours ago- Classes ended without a problem and all the students left one by one. “Hey, Lilith, what...
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...GENERALS DIE IN BED – Charles Yale Harrison JR’s TEACHER NOTES Explain and speculate what the title of the novel is inferring about the Generals. A. * The title is a pun or is having a go at the generals. * Generals die in bed while the soldiers die on the front lines. * Generals don’t fight. Instead they command soldiers from a safe distance behind the frontlines * The title suggests that there is a total lack of respect for generals or for people in positions of power/ authority. If this happens in war then there is a breakdown in the chain of command, therefore making it difficult to win the war itself. Glossary Compile a comprehensive list of words/ terms/ phrases/ places from the text and from the period in which the novel is set in. These words and terms should then feature in your coursework and text responses. * Trench warfare * Western Front * Alliance * Mother Country * Over the top * No mans land * Parapet * Sniper * Artillery * Shell Shock * Shrapnel * Minewerfer – mine throwing trench mortars * Parados – the wall of the trench * Blighty – England * Bosch/ Heine – derogatory term for a German * Estaminet – French café * Propaganda – exaggerating the truth * Lice/ louse – small parasitic insect * Funk-hole – a cavity carved out of the inside of the trench * Raid * Interrogation Quotes Choose at least 3 quotes per chapter and attach who said...
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...the killers believed that traces of the drug could not be traced through an autopsy, no one would suspect the notorious salt and pepper team of KIM DONALDSON or MYRA JONES of a hit of this nature. Livingston had no known enemies that would want to kill him. It was of paramount importance that the brazen scandalous murderers had to make sure that Livingston young ticker stopped ticking for good, once and for all. Kim, white from Arkansas, real name is Marry Joe Kinney, she’s also known as Alexa Sable, but Kim Donaldson, her new identity for the last five or so years. Kim once-overs at a clock on the wall...
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...Abortion is Immature What would it be like to die so young and so fragile? What would it be like to kill something so young and so fragile? Abortion, in my definition, is the taking of a life. Now it is hard for me to sit here and type this paper when I know good and well that if my daughter or wife were ever raped I would want whatever was inside of them out -- immediately. I think that to take the life of an unborn just because the couple involved were too lazy to use contraceptives, is immature and quite horrid. In this informative paper, you as a reader will come to understand the facts on abortion and then understand where I stand. Let us begin. According to US Abortion data provided in 1995 by Planned Parenthood, there were 1.8 million first trimester abortions, 180 thousand second trimester abortions, and about four thousand required Hysterotomies. Now according to these figures we, as the United States, killed/aborted 1,984,000 fetus'. Sure we could keep down the increase in our population at this rate, but where would we be emotionally? Speaking from a "my" point of view, I wouldn't get to far. I enjoy children profusely and thinking that there are 1.9 million children less in the world every year sends shivers down my spine. But I guess you may say that it is not my place to speak. There are fewer deaths per million abortions than per million births according to the Planned Parenthood survey...
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...What would it be like to die so young and so fragile? What would it be like to kill something so young and so fragile? Abortion, in my definition, is the taking of a life. Now it is hard for me to sit here and type this paper when I know good and well that if my daughter or wife were ever raped I would want whatever was inside of them out -- immediately. I think that to take the life of an unborn just because the couple involved were too lazy to use contraceptives, is immature and quite horrid. In this informative paper, you as a reader will come to understand the facts on abortion and then understand where I stand. Let us begin. According to US Abortion data provided in 1995 by Planned Parenthood, there were 1.8 million first trimester abortions, 180 thousand second trimester abortions, and about four thousand required Hysterotomies. Now according to these figures we, as the United States, killed/aborted 1,984,000 fetus'. Sure we could keep down the increase in our population at this rate, but where would we be emotionally? Speaking from a "my" point of view, I wouldn't get to far. I enjoy children profusely and thinking that there are 1.9 million children less in the world every year sends shivers down my spine. But I guess you may say that it is not my place to speak. There are fewer deaths per million abortions than per million births according...
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...Abortion is Immature What would it be like to die so young and so fragile? What would it be like to kill something so young and so fragile? Abortion, in my definition, is the taking of a life. Now it is hard for me to sit here and type this paper when I know good and well that if my daughter or wife were ever raped I would want whatever was inside of them out -- immediately. I think that to take the life of an unborn just because the couple involved were too lazy to use contraceptives, is immature and quite horrid. In this informative paper, you as a reader will come to understand the facts on abortion and then understand where I stand. Let us begin. According to US Abortion data provided in 1995 by Planned Parenthood, there were 1.8 million first trimester abortions, 180 thousand second trimester abortions, and about four thousand required Hysterotomies. Now according to these figures we, as the United States, killed/aborted 1,984,000 fetus'. Sure we could keep down the increase in our population at this rate, but where would we be emotionally? Speaking from a "my" point of view, I wouldn't get to far. I enjoy children profusely and thinking that there are 1.9 million children less in the world every year sends shivers down my spine. But I guess you may say that it is not my place to speak. There are fewer deaths per million abortions than per million births...
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...Julia is a bank manager, and I'm supposed to smile while serving coffee. It was not her true potential, she knew that for a fact. She was a smart girl, not Julia-level genius, but she was clever, likable and charismatic. However, she hated most people and had a terrible secret between her legs, a curse, more like. It will go away, idiot. Doctor Norris said so, remember? she took to reminding herself every night, and every morning she would wake up to it. A morning wood saluting her like a soldier, large and pink and pulsing, sensitive to any touch and eager to bombard her sheets with white semen. She wasn't born with the wretched thing, but when other girls woke up on blood-stained mattresses, she woke up with a raging erection. It remained with her ever since, started as a small limb and evolved to a rock-hard baton, waking up at the wrong times and getting her in embarrassing situations every so often. She kept it a secret from everyone for a full month, relying on internet searches on incognito tabs for information. Then when her search turned fruitless, she knew she needed professional...
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...In Harper Lee’s rites-of-passage novel ‘To Kill a Mocking Bird’, the theme of prejudice and injustice is portrayed in many aspects of the narrative, and suggests that out-casts and misfits of society cannot escape the callous effects of discrimination in the conventional town of Maycomb. Through the protagonist’s eyes Jean Louise Finch also known as Scout, we are shown the harsh and insensitive circumstances the victimized in Maycomb. Lee also gives us insight of hope and optimism through individuals who persevere for justice and equality. In the novel, we see Arthur (Boo) Radley constantly victimized by the prejudice of Maycomb’s society. Boo Radley is not accepted nor does he fit into society and from his unusual ways he is wronged and deceived. Boo Radley isolates himself from the people of Maycomb. If Boo chooses to go outside, he will be unfairly viewed as a visitor from abroad because of his mysterious ways. He remains in his home all day and all night because he knows that his society will ridicule him. After being isolated for so many years ‘Arthur Radley was not seen for fifteen years’, Boo is developmentally challenged and has lost his basic social skills. Boo is the object of rumours and is viewed as the town’s erratic figure. The town blames and accuses Boo for any petty crime or unexplained phenomenon. Under the influence of the adults we also see the children speculate over Boo. They describe him as a ‘malevolent phantom’ ‘six-and-a-half feet tall’ with ‘bloodstained’...
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...discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one's own race is superior.” Harper Lee’s, 1960 novel, To Kill a Mockingbird takes place is the early 1930’s during the Great Depression in the fictional town of Maycomb, Alabama. The town of Maycomb has shown its racism in many different ways. Racism is shown through the Tom Robinson case, Bob Ewell’s actions, and the actions of Aunt Alexandra. Throughout the Tom Robinson Case racism is shown through the jury and its actions. Tom Robinson was accused of rape and even after all of Atticus’ hard work to try and prove him innocent, he was found guilty and sentenced to death.When...
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...FUBAR CONTACT RIGHT, CONTACT RIGHT! UP HIGH, UP HIGH! I DON’T HAVE A VISUAL! MUZZLES FLASH 12 O-CLOCK! RABBIT! TAKE OUT THE LIGHTS! My name is Michael Barracks, call sign ‘Rabbit’. And I am a navy seal; as of 3 weeks ago I became the man that terminated Malik al Sharim, the leader of the global terrorist organization Al-Faeda. I’m one of 3 men in the AFO Wolf pack, but we are known to civilians as ‘Seal Team Six’ to cover our identity. Bruce Dixon ‘Deuce’ is my partner and my commanding officer is Trevor Oxford ‘Mother”. As a unit we have executed 63 raids against Al Faeda forces and I have 391 confirmed kills. Our latest mission, infiltrate a possible training stage for Al Faeda insurgents, in search for links to a new synthetic explosive called P.E.T.N. code name Alpha, Bravo. We were transported by Helo at 1300 hours on august 3rd 2013 in the Mountains of Peshawar, Pakistan. I lean to the left of the rock I was taking cover behind. Placing my rectile on the light bulb and with a firm but controlled pull of the trigger… darkness “Nice shot rabbit” “Nods up” I pull down my nods and everything glows with a vivid green. Bruce Dixon ‘Deuce’ is my fellow seal and the brother I never had. He grew up in Kansas and was the classic redneck. He enlisted in the seals the same time I did, we went through the entire boot camp together. At times he was the dumbest person I knew, but the toughest son of b***h I will ever know. Trevor Oxford...
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...Living Jim Crow: An Autobiographical Sketch” Richard Wright 1 My first lesson in how to live as a Negro came when I was quite small. We were living in Arkansas. Our house stood behind the railroad tracks. Its skimpy yard was paved with black cinders. Nothing green ever grew in that yard. The only touch of green we could see was far away, beyond the tracks, over where the white folks lived. But cinders were good enough for me, and I never missed the green growing things. And anyhow, cinders were fine weapons. You could always have a nice hot war with huge black cinders. All you had to do was crouch behind the brick pillars of a house with your hands full of gritty ammunition. And the first woolly black head you saw pop out from behind another row of pillars was your target. You tried your very best to knock it off. It was great fun. I never fully realized the appalling disadvantages of a cinder environment till one day the gang to which I belonged found itself engaged in a war with the white boys who lived beyond the tracks. As usual we laid down our cinder barrage, thinking that this would wipe the white boys out. But they replied with a steady bombardment of broken bottles. We doubled our cinder barrage, but they hid behind trees, hedges, and the sloping embankments of their lawns. Having no such fortifications, we retreated to the brick pillars of our homes. During the retreat a broken milk bottle caught me behind the ear, opening a deep gash which bled profusely. The sight...
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...Satirical Essay – The Black side The biggest problem we have is immigration! Anywhere I look, I see immigrant who is not a part of this lovely country. All those immigrants comes to our land and they take our workstations, they take our women and they are shitting on the law. None of this immigration should be legal, but instead be illegal such as if you crossed the border the police would shoot you on sight. I think that we should clean up this mess! “We are all human, so we are all equal”… NO! All those bastards from the outlands is not our friends and we are not equal to them. The worst thing is those half-black people from the east. They are all theorists, and they would do everything for their stupid god. If you vote on me, I will promise that this land will get clean from those east swine. I will make a law that says: ‘If any east-European is in sight, shot to kill’. Now I know that it is not possible to do that, but I will try to do my best to keep these east immigrants out of our country. I have been searching the last half year for a large Island, not to live in but to kick all those immigrants away from our civilization. They do not even belong on this planet, but we do not have the resources and the money to send them away up in space. We will take a clean-up day where we catch all the immigrants. After we have cached them all, we will give them the tools to build their own civilization up from ground. But we are not letting them living their own lives down there...
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