The No Eyed freak My monster is scary it has no eyes the only eyes it has is on its hands he wheres normal human clothes like shorts and shoes nothing else besides those 2 things. If he wants to scare some people he could put his hand near where his eyes would be and say what he always says too scare people. “LALALALALALALA.” nothing too exciting for this monster yet. This monster likes to live in the world of small people. The reason he likes to live in the world of small people is because he
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The book that has had the biggest impact on me is Looking for Alaska by John Green. I know that most people believe John Green is only an author for teenage girls that are looking for a nice romance novel, but this book is not the case. This book is about more than love; it is about life and death. Throughout the story the main character, Pudge, is searching for his meaning of life, his "great perhaps." He goes to a boarding school and meets a mysterious girl named Alaska. He does fall in "love"
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“I do not wish [women] to have power over men; but over themselves” (Wollstonecraft, Poston). This quote, which Mary Wollstonecraft eloquently stated in A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, portrays the exact feelings of Offred, the main character in Margaret Atwood’s novel The Handmaid’s Tale. Taking place in a dystopian future, The Handmaid’s Tale depicts a totalitarian government under which women are harshly subjugated. Instead of accepting her current position as a handmaid. Offred longs to
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Things" in 2008, "The Climb" and "Party in the U.S.A." in 2009, "Can't Be Tamed" in 2010, and "We Can't Stop" and "Wrecking Ball" in 2013. The latter track became her first number-one single in the United States. Cyrus' catalog has earned numerous awards and nominations. Cyrus ranked number thirteen on Forbes Celebrity 100 in 2010, and was declared "Artist of the Year" by
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After effort and timing, the final objective that Gladwell shows which needs to happen, is that you need to take opportunities. That means that you must be lucky and have to opportunities arise. He uses big, well-known names in order to show that ordinary people were given opportunities and conquered them. One example that he uses is The Beatles. He explains how they were given the opportunity to play in Hamburg at some club, and they took it. They soon went from playing one hour a night to
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I would persuade anyone to read Does My Head Look Big In This By: Randa Abdel Fattah. It shows Amal a teenage Australian- Palestine girl fighting her way of dealing with Australian culture and putting aside that she's Muslim and is Palestine. She tries to hide the fact that when she comes home, she prays and reads Quran and learns about her culture. She goes through a series of events trying to find out who she is and embracing her faith and her culture. She decides to wear her hijab full time at
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Chapter 16 & 17 I highlighted a quote on page 149, chapter 16. All Ishmael remembers from his childhood now, is the violence. He loved killing and did it with ease. It became almost as easy as breathing. You can't erase it just like that but you can lighten the damage that it keeps causing you. For example for me, I think about the memory. Writing down everything I can remember about it. Then stick the paper in a drawer and leave it. When the memory comes back to you pull out the paper and go over
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The handmaid’s tale rough draft paragraph • Margret Atwood in the novel the Handmaid’s tale uses language to make the reader follow and understand the multiple themes that are portrayed in the story such as oppression, representation of power and identity. • To start off with, The Prayer Reading machine in the novel that is present in the society of Gield, symbolizes education and knowledge in which speeches and form of communication are restricted. These things are restricted because of The Republic
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Canned dog food and spaghetti would probably be a disgusting dinner dont u think. This is probably the most weirdest thing you've ever heard. How about an untrained man wrestling an alligator. That would not go very well. These are crazy things people do in life. Just like Jonas and the expierences of changes he goes through in his society. At the beginning of the story the protagonist is nervous, but happy, because weird, awkward things started to happen. One thing about jonas is that he can't
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A must read for every Christian! This book is action-packed with a look at the enemy’s plan. It is as though, Rankin broke into Satan’s headquarters and acquired his entire plan, that include past, present, and future strategies that Satan has used, is using, and plans to use in the future. Rankin provides every believer who chooses to read this book the secret to Satan’s kingdom, the plans, and strategy of the enemy. He is written a book that provides the inside scoop on Satan’s ability. His
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