...His breathing becomes heavy and sweats flowing down his face. The forbidden act of breeding his mother, gives him an adrenaline through his veins. "I'm going to come soon mom, where do you want my seeds!" Martha's vagina gush out on David's cock. "In my pussy sweetie, fuck me harderrrr! Ughh...Who gives a fuck about the consequences, just impregnate me!" David is shock by the words coming from his mother's mouth. She's always been modest, but now she's just a horny, sex crazed, careless slut. David rapidly penetrated her more forcefully. The sexual sensation he's been building up with his mother for the last 30 minutes -drive him wild. His cock ejaculated it potent seed like a slingshot -deep within his mother's uterus. Martha roll her eyes backwards and moan. She can feel the warmness of her son's seeds blasting deep in her cervix. Her body shiver tremulously, as her son flood her cunt to the brim. David collapse on his mother's chest and Martha realize the situation she's in. "Oh my god, I can't believe I agree to let you fill me up so carelessly...
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...Imagine waking up to sounds of boxes being moved around and your parents telling you to help put stuff away because they are kicking you out of the motel. Having a stable life with my parents was unheard of; until my mother passed that my brother and I moved with my older sister. Once I moved with my sister it was like a whole new world. The change to a stable environment transformed my life. Most children would brag about their parents’ great job and how they would get whatever they pleased. I was nowhere near proud of their occupation. My mother and father would go around Miami knocking down coconuts from trees and selling them to shops illegally. The money they’d receive would be spent on drugs. Not having enough money to maintain an apartment; we would usually stay in motels. Every night I’d pray to god to make sure my mom won’t get beat so we would not have to call the cops again. My mother getting beat wasn’t anything new, until one night that we left to my grandmother’s house after the beating that we last saw my father. My mother kept her breast cancer a secret, it had spread to the rest of her body; she dead two years after she got diagnosed....
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...anyone, nor do they remember me. I’ve developed anxiety and an exaggerated fear of death. I cry in bathroom stalls and forget to pay attention in class. I meet my best friend. My mom gets sick. She spends her days in and out of hospitals, vomiting and crying. I spend mine waking up for school. I’m fifteen years old when I call 911 for the first time. I finish my freshman year happy, despite my mom’s health, because my best friend is someone who has changed my life. We start sophomore year together and it feels like we’re on top of the world. We attend our first school dance. A month later, I move. I finish sophomore year alone and angry at the world. I refuse to participate; my mom is still sick, and I spend most of my time worried about her life. Over the summer, I watch as she deteriorates. Junior year, I meet an English teacher that changes the way I think. He forces me to recognize my faults but does not rush me to fix them. I become more interested in literature than ever, I begin to fight through my anxiety, and I yearn to improve. I begin to trust my peers. I forgive the world. I move. As I’m writing this, I am seventeen years old and a senior. I’m getting ready to graduate with my best friend. I’ve spent my life jumping from county to county, house to apartment, and getting ready for Christmas alone. I have witnessed abuse and experienced life with only enough money for one more night in a hotel room. I have learned from this life: I have learned to work hard...
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...Life is all about learning. Learning from your mistakes, failures, or even successes. AVOID SENTENCE FRAGMENTS. You don't just learn from your own experiences though, AVOID COMMA-SPLICE RUN-ON SENTENCES you learn from those around you. The biggest challenge in my life was when my parents got divorced. Being only five at the time I didn't exactly grasp what was going on or why. One day my dad just moved out and didn't come back. There was no big family meeting to discuss what was happening or what the future held. All I knew is that suddenly I went from seeing my father everyday to seeing him for an hour or two sporadically throughout the month. My parents separating hit me hard but it hit my older brother much harder. He was thirteen when my dad left so he...
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...In the slave narrative titled Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass an American Slave, the author Frederick Douglass claims that slavery is not only negative for slaves, but for slaveholders. Douglass supports his claim by several statements. The author’s purpose is to show that slavery is not only negative for slaves, but for slave owners as well. The “Poison of Irresponsible Power” can change the way people go about their life. Douglass shares this information with flashback throughout the book. Douglass tells about how his slave owner acts as if he was his father.He explained how the father would be wicked towards the children. “The master is forced to sell his mulatto children or constantly whip them out of deference to the feelings...
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...Frederick Douglass, Narrative of the Life of an American Slave, Written by himself. New York: Blight, 2003. Frederick Douglass was known as the most important African American leader and intellectual in the 19th century. He became a major figure in the crusade for abolition, the drama of emancipation and the effort to give meaning to black freedom during reconstruction. He tells stories about the 20 years of living the life as slave to his amazing and courageous escape. Douglass portrayed the core meaning of slavery, for both individuals and of the nation in his narrative. His multiple meanings of freedom as an idea and reality of mind and body and of the consequences of its denial were his themes in the book. The narrative also uncovers Douglass’s symbolic strategies in moral and economic slavery, the master-slave relationship, the psychology of slaveholder, the aims and arguments of abolitionists and the impending political crisis between North and South. He believed in equal rights as throughout his narrative dreamed of being free and wondered why slaves where treated the way they were. Born Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey in Tuckahoe, Maryland. He never new his exact age as there was never any record of his birth. Not knowing this information made him realize early on that there was a difference and unfairness in equality as he commented on he never met a slave in his life who could tell when their birthday was or how old they were. He continued saying...
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...told from the point of the narrator. In these stories a valiant hero, like Beowulf or Odysseus, must vanquish a beast and complete a journey. The audience in enraptured by the linear sequential story and desire to be akin to these amazing heroes. When telling the story from an outside perspective the hero is placed upon a pedestal and glorified, this was the original literature. As time progresses and people have the ability to transcribe their ideas and stories onto the pages creating beautiful worlds with words; the narrator shifted from an outside observer to a first person account of the story which could only happen to the protagonist. Jane Eyre, about a...
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...How successfully does the use of symbolism in ‘Madame Tutli-Putli’ (2007) contribute towards a narrative that explores themes of a woman’s sexuality and freedom? Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski are the professionals at showing their story through the use symbolism in their work of stop motion animation “Madame Tutli-Putli”. I will be showing the best examples I have chosen to support the themes of a woman’s sexuality and freedom in the short animated film, I will also be exploring the use of symbolism and how well it contributes towards the narrative in the short film. We will be looking at two different scenes in the film, the beginning scene and the end scene, we will examine on how well Chris and Maciek use the symbolism to tell a narrative...
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...an outdated conveyance of anti-racism, it undermines the situations of slaves and paints the unrealistic picture of racial tensions for non African American students at Algonquin. In the story Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, Huckleberry fakes his death and flees his abusive father. While on the run, Huck means a runaway slave, Jim, who is fleeing his owner, Miss Watson, who wants to sell him subsequently separating him from his family. Jim hopes to run away to the North...
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...by Koenig, it seems that Serial shifted from a narrative perspective to an argumentative perspective. Koenig struck listeners with evidence from both sides of the story while continuing to keep the reader guessing. She also likes to shift her view point when Adnan looks guilty, or when he looks innocent. Depending on how the investigation is going, Koenig always seems to find questions and holes in the story that just don’t add up, leading to the conclusion that Adnan deserves a new trial. To start off, Koenig definitely argued many different factors which lead the audience to develop...
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...Nicholas Gibney Hernandez Hum 225 Professor Zupan April 22nd, 2015 Victorion: El Defendor de la Mision I was extremely excited to go visit the Mission Murals mostly because I have never seen them before. I didn’t know what to expect heading down there. When I arrived in Balmy alley I was not disappointed. I was immediately drawn to the very first mural I saw. I knew right then and there I was going to choose this mural. Even though I had yet to see many more murals my mind was set. The mural I chose was “Victorion: El Defendor de la Mision,” by Sirron Norris. I was immediately drawn to Norris’s mural mainly because of his focal point. In the center of his mural is what I believe to be a giant transformer made up of San Francisco Victorian style houses. I was immediately drawn to the transformer or “Victorion” because of its massive size in the mural. Also how the small people are all looking up to it. Norris didn’t use a massive change in value or contrast to draw the viewer’s eyes to Victorion but just its massive scale in the mural. I was also drawn to his cartoon style that he uses in this mural. It was different than all the murals that I saw that day. His style is a little bit surreal but mostly cartoon, which I thought was interesting. The way he created San Francisco in this cartoon style was really cool to look at. He puts recognizable landmarks and elements that are from San Francisco. For example he has Sutro Tower in the back and also has a cable car with...
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...the aesthetics of border narratives in the way Anzaldùa constructs it together with the mechanisms of stereotyping and the politics of ethnic identity representations she opts for urges a new conception of the literary creation situated in-between multiple ideological and symbolic borders. The hybrid construct around which the rhetoric of boder is built becomes dialogic: it witnesses the presence of mainstream culture and marginal- ethnic culture .The latter is endowed by the power...
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...days now sense Nick’s wife Amy has disappeared. Each day Nick has been recording his emotions and thoughts in a diary. Nick starts to wonder if Amy had run away because she was pregnant. That would make sense because Amy was not always so excited to have children, and on the other hand Nick could not wait to bring children into their lives. I graded this book a B, the three most important reasons why are because the narrative perspectives flips back and forth between Amy and Nick, it is an intriguing read, and it gives the appearance that marriage is built on lies. Throughout the confusion about where Amy disappeared to and why, the narrative perspectives were switching between Nick and Amy. It was hard to follow at times, and could get blurred when the author was not clear whose point of view was being told. It was hard to follow when Amy says: “I do love that about the mid west: people don’t make a big deal about everything.” (Flynn 476) Then, the sentence following Nick says: “She was standing there in there in the orange glow of the streetlight, in a flimsy...
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...The Boat is true stories about “the boat people” who have fled from communist power during the Vietnam War. These people were men, women, babies and children on ships migrating in horrific conditions that consist of a cramp spaces of people on a ship, limited food supply, and illness where people where casted off into the sea for burial while heading to Australia. The visual story the boat is based on the story written by Nam Lee and adopted Matt Huynh. Mai is a young girl who her parents send away to her uncle to flee away from the Vietnam War for a better life. Mai makes friends with a boy and her mother on the ship. On the boat she experience horrible conditions and unpleasant memories of people dying while on her journey. The makers...
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...Summary of the books of the Old Testament books Ruth The Book of Ruth is a narrative material. The key theme of this book demonstrates how non- Israelites were to be accepted into the nation. The story begins with Naomi, Elimelech ( her husband) and their sons moving to Moab from Israel in search of a better life due to famine. Their sons marry Moabite women, named Ruth and Orpah . Shortly after Elimelech dies, her two sons die as well. Naomi declares she is heading back to her homeland. Ruth insists she is going with her as she states her love for Naomi and her God. Upon arrival Ruth gleans the fields, after the harvesters, on Boaz’s fields. Boaz was very kind to Ruth. Ruth learned that Boaz was a kinsman-redeemer and proposed to him. But, he knew there was a closer kinsman-redeemer. He facilitated a deal so he could marry Ruth. Boaz and Ruth were blessed with a son named Obed, who became the great-grandparents of David. Joshua The Book of Joshua is a narrative material. The key theme of this book is about Joshua conquering the Promised Land through God’s commands. Jericho was the first land they conquer after crossing the Jordan River. Rahab, a Canaanite, helped two Israelite spies escape. Due to her loyalty, the Israelites spared her and her family. Ai was next, although the first battle was lost. Ai’s first battle was lost due to Achan’s sin. After Ai was destroyed, Joshua renewed the Covenant of Moses. Joshua then went on to defeat the different kings of...
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