“Dan, Dan! Wake Up!” I hear as I wake up in a fright at my desk. Ms. Neuhaus is at my desk telling me to pack up because I am leaving early. I pack up and leave. Noa and I were going to have a sleepover that night because it was a Friday, so I hoped that I didn’t anywhere for too long. I walk to the office happy that I was leaving early. When I get to the office, my mom grabs my arm and rushes me out of the door. We get into the car and rush home. As soon as I get home, I discover that we are going
Literary Analysis Rough Draft Among the many peculiar short stories of Poe, "The Tell Tale Heart" has come to be known as one of the most mysterious and psychologically captivating. The short story commences as the narrator describes that he is extremely nervous. He wants to kill an old man simply because the sight of his pale blue eye disgusts him to a severe extent. As he approaches the old man, he hears a noise such as a watch when enveloped in cotton; that noise was the old man’s heart beating
Caleb Gretsky IBP Proposal rough draft 9/29/15 How could I apply my interest in filmmaking while completing school requirements? This E.Q. is good because it will help me with time and rolls two separate projects into one. I want to go to school for film and I would like to build my film portfolio that I will send to schools. The product I will create will be a short film that will involve homelessness and will hopefully show that people act a certain way when they are around a certain group
It is actually a rough draft. Please do not share it with anyone or use it for yourself. “The Necklace” by Guy de Maupassant: A Preventable Tale "The Necklace" by Guy de Maupassant exhibits a pitying, and during the rising action of the plot, an exhilarating tone as the unfortunate tale of a woman named Mathilde Loisel is narrated. While Mme. Loisel is a static and sympathetic character, she is indeed the story's protagonist. All page references are to the class text, {book}. Mme. Loisel’s
Jones Grant Jones Hensley English 11/ Fourth Period 05 March 2018 Part 14: Rough Draft #2 “Desiree’s Baby” is a very different style from other stories and the way she writes her stories is how she looks out at life, often in different ways than most. Many things in this story are hard to catch and the author's style is very different for this time period. While reading the story hints are dropped, but they are very hard to pick up on. Kate Chopin always has a way of surprising you and leave you
Rough Draft Guns blazing, hearts racing, fighting everywhere. A sniper sits atop a roof waiting for his next victim. Many decisions and emotions go into every second of the Irish Civil War. Liam O'Flaherty tells a story like such in "The Sniper", a dramatic short story in which a man is fighting in the Irish Civil War. O’Flaherty is an Irish-born author who wrote many novels and short stories throughout his eighty-eight year life, focusing mainly on the hardships of war. A strong majority of
(Rough Draft) Chicago: Downtown In the summer of 2014, I traveled to Chicago. Chicago is a gigantic city located in the state of Illinois. It is also known as the “Windy City”; not because of the wind, but because in the 1800s politicians were known to talk excessively long at conventions. I visited Chicago to watch/film my best friend, Jordaan, Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) basketball tournament games. I had a wonderful experience while in Chicago that dealt with the wacky weather, amazing venues
Fiction Essay-Rough Draft In the short story, “A Rose for Emily”, the authors use of tone, setting and character conveys how the visions of America were changing during this time period. This story begins at the funeral of the elderly woman, Miss Emily Grieson. No one has seen Miss Emily in ten years, except her housekeeper who has worked for her for many years. At one time Miss Emily’s family was a name of prestige because her father was very high up in the Confederate Army, but as time went
Process Analysis Rough Draft Anything that is done has a reason behind it. Many volunteers have a reason behind their kind acts. “that hospital was so nice to my family, I would love to give back to them,” or, “ I love helping the animals, that is why I volunteered at the shelter,” Whatever the reason is, Volunteering is a wonderful thing to be a part of. As a respectable citizen, it is our civic duty to volunteer. Volunteering helps making the community a better place, along with shaping the volunteer
Many years ago, there was a small, nine-year-old girl with short, sandy blonde hair skipping across a section of cracking blacktop. Licking her index finger and sticking it into the air, she kept moving until she was absolutely certain the wind would not disturb her. She found her place against a browning brick wall. The girl scoped out the area, checking to make sure nobody would see what she was doing, and pulled out a yellow three-ring binder from under her arm. She put her pencil against the