This girl Cady was a new girl and she really didn't have friends , she wanted to be friends with this one guy because he was so nice to her and she loved the way he treated her, So one day Nick went up to Cady and said would you like to come over to my house because they had a chemistry test to do together. So then he said “yeah sure.” Then Nick said “Ok, meet me after school by the buses.” So, then its was after school and Nick said “Cady over here.” NIck was going right towards her and he was like “You Ready” Cady said “Yes” so then they headed to his house and then they go inside the house, and they get their chemistry book out and they start studying for the test. Then it was getting late and Cady said “I better get home so she did and then the next day when Cady was in school the Mean Girls went up to …show more content…
One day Nick was in the parking lot right beside Cady car so then she was walking towards her car until Nick grab her face and kissed her, she didn't see that coming but then Nick said “i've been waiting to do that. Then he also said “I love you Cady since the first day that we talked.” Cady was shock she didn't know what to say or what to do. But the Mean Girls were just watching Nick kiss Cady but you know that jennifer wasn't happy. So, then weeks past but Nick was throwing a party just for fun, So then couple of days past, and it was on a saturday night and the party started Cady wasn't going till like 8:00 because she had stuff to do. So then it was 8:00 pm and she was looking for Nick so she went up stairs and she saw Jennifer and Nick kissing, she was heartbroken. Then Nick said “It's not what it looks like!” Cady said “Really Nick i gave you my everything and you just broke me into pieces just for her!” So then Nick said “I love you” but then Cady said “It's a little late for that.” so then Cady went home and when she was driving she was crying
Little Girls in Pretty Boxes and The Scarlet Letter. Both authors persuade the reader to feel pain of the stories subject. In Little Girls in Pretty Boxes the author used pathos and interviewing to share the stories of these overly dedicated youth. Joan Ryan wrote to show how these young, talented, sophisticated women can hide the harsh reality of the sport. In her biography she listed the physical problems that these young girls go through. They have eating disorders, stunted growth, weakened bones, depression, low self esteem, debilitating and fatal injuries, and many sacrifice dropping out of school. Whereas the Scarlet Letter is a fictional drama that uses persuasion and storytelling to involve the reader. Nathaniel Hawthorne discusses
The short story, “Likes”, by Sarah Shun-lien Bynum follows the various emotions a father, Dave, feels for his pre-teen daughter, Ivy, who has inherited his joint problems. Throughout the story, a therapist helps Ivy better her joints and Dave learns how to communicate with his daughter in ways he did not before imagine. The story is about bettering oneself physically, but also about how parents have a hard time communicating and engaging with their growing children. However, once parents stop avoiding and feeling uncomfortable with their children’s differences, they can find a way to grow back together with them.
The Hardy boys, Frank and Joe, were driving down Shore Road and they heard a report about a stolen car. Frank and Joe raced towards the scene and saw the stolen car. Suddenly, a big red produce truck came right into the middle of the road. The boys had to slam on their brakes. They crashed into a fence and were dazed but not hurt The driver came out of the truck and said he was sorry. Frank thought something was fishy about the guy. They both went home and tried not to let their mother see all their cuts and bruises.
When Meghan hears me enter she runs crying "Tim's teasing me and I'm hungry." I ask the kids, "Why didn't you feed her?" Tim responds, "she didn't say she was hungry." Pat runs up from the basement and reminds me I have to take him to guitar practice now or he'll be late.
After the classes, Allison bumped into the bad boy and his crew outside of the school entrance and says to herself
Cafeteria Scene - Corinne has lunch with David, Angela, and Kathryn. Kathryn tells group that Curtis kissed a girl. Corinne is crushed and leaves table.
“Girl, Interrupted” is the story of a young girl’s attempted suicide and her time in a psychiatric hospital. The author tells the story of her experience at McLean Hospital and the people she meets while she is there. In Susanna Kaysen’s “Girl, Interrupted,” the author uses the hospital records to symbolize inconclusiveness of her diagnosis to support the theme of confusion of social nonconformity with insanity. Many of the other patients at McLean Hospital have very obvious diagnosis’ such as psychopath or depressed, but Kaysen’s diagnosis is borderline personality disorder, which has symptoms that most teenages can relate to. Throughout her stay at McLean Hospital and years later when she reads her hospital records, Kaysen struggles with accepting herself and her diagnosis.
On the first week at Grandma’s, a man named Shotgun Cheatman died. Everyone in the town went to the funeral because he was the well known assistant to the Mayor. The funeral was held in Grandma’s house and a creepy thing happened that night when Tom the cat crawled inside the casket. The next day, Joey, Mary Alice and Grandma left the house and walked across fields of tall grass and “cow pies aplenty” to Salt Creek to go fishing. They found an old wooden boat and Grandma rowed the boat out into the creek. While on their fishing adventure, they encountered a cottonmouth snake that fell into the boat and a party of drunken men on land dancing in their underwear.
Before Squeaky left her mom told her to be safe in the park and to not to lose any of her Lilo costume while she was running. She then went to the race hoping she would win the race and get to bring home to big trophy that you got if you won the race. When Squeaky got to the front of the line to get in, the lady then asked
In most short stories the author writes a story about an experience they have had or something they have made up. In David Arnason’s, “A Girl’s Story,” the first thing that catches the eye is the title. David Arnason incorporates the readers in the story; he writes a story about the process of the author writing a romance novel. The story is entitled, “A Girl’s Story,” because the author tries to write a novel a female would write, or would want to read.
The next day during supper someone knocks on their door. When they answer it they notice it is one of the neighbors from yesterday. The woman says, “Hello welcome to the neighborhood, I’m Felicia.” Then O’Shea said, “Thanks you’re actually the first person to visit us.” Felicia says, “Not to worry that people around here are shy.” Felicia then tells them that she has to go and both of them said, “Bye Felicia.”
However, at that moment Drew walked up to her in line and just stared at her without saying a word. Than he looked at the man behind her and told him if he could give this lollipop to the most beautiful girl standing next to him. The man was so embarrassed that he turned red, was speechless, and was unable look at her. Drew took the lollipop back and gave it to her. When she took it he looked at her parents and said see one day away from home and she is already taking candy from strangers. The whole crowd around them busted out in
The main character Jaycee is with her boyfriend Skyler. Jaycee really loves Skyler and he really loves her. They both think that they can only really talk to and trust each other. Jaycee is looking into the death of her friend and doesn’t want to tell anyone but Skyler. Skyler loves her a lot and near the end after things start coming together Skyler tells her what he did and hopes she won’t hate him. He tells her that he killed Manny because he loved Rachel, but then he meet her Rachel told him to stay away from Jaycee. He didn’t want Rachel to keep them apart so he killed her. Then he tries to kill Jaycee and himself. In the end she doesn’t want to but some part of her still loves
In the short story, “Girl,” the narrator describes certain tasks a woman should be responsible for based on the narrator’s culture, time period, and social standing. This story also reflects the coming of age of this girl, her transition into a lady, and shows the age gap between the mother and the daughter. The mother has certain beliefs that she is trying to pass to her daughter for her well-being, but the daughter is confused by this regimented life style. The author, Jamaica Kincaid, uses various tones to show a second person point of view and repetition to demonstrate what these responsibilities felt like, how she had to behave based on her social standing, and how to follow traditional customs.
“The Little Match Girl,” gives readers an insight on what it is like to be a starving, freezing, homeless, and mistreated little girl.