When Danny, Tom, Robin and Anny reached the door of Mr. Onion’s classroom, a big explosion was heard. The door flew open and out flew Mr. Onion. His glasses dangled from his right ear and his hair looked like a rainbow. Quark screw curls of all colors shut out from his head in every direction. “You look like a demented sheep!” said Danny between giggles. Tom laughed so hard that a loud fart, sounding like a trombone ripped out of his butt! “Another experiment gone wrong,” sighed Mr. Onion, motioning for the children to come into the classroom. He walked to the other side of the room, where a frightened little sheep looked at him with wide eyes. “Whoa!” exclaimed Robin, noticing the sheep. “What happened to her?” He asked, wondering why the …show more content…
Onion explained, trying to pick up Betsy. Betsy bleat loudly and jumped onto a table, knocking a round beeping device off. “Duck!” warned Mr. Onion, hiding under a lab table and covering his ears. “Duck, where?” asked Tom, looking all around. Another loud explosion sounded. Everyone took cover, except Tom, who stood in the middle of the room, blinking confused and with hair of all colors, much like Mr. Onion. Betsy bleat again, from the other side of the room as she knocked out different bile’s. “Catch that sheep!” yelled Mr. Onion, not wanting anything worse to happen. A hissing sound came from across the room and the smell of rotten eggs and gym sucks took over the classroom. “Oh, nasty!” shouted Anny, covering her nose and making a face. Danny gagged and coughed. Pulling his shirt over his mouth and nose, he carefully walked forwards, calling out softly to Betsy. “Got you!” announced Tom, diving down from a table towards Betsy with a trash bag in hand. Betsy’s eyes grew wide. She jumped and her head bumped Danny’s stomach, sending him stumbling backwards and sliding on the liquid covered floor. “Look out!” Danny warned, heading straight for
her son to have a better life. As for the real Tom it was very embarrassing
Daisy’s face was filled with fear as she slowly stood up and walked around the room. “She was…she was killed?” Daisy questioned in a trembling voice.
Later approaching the tragedy of of the book, Tom displays another act of sub-human behavior, nonchalantly brushing off his affairs, “And what’s more I love Daisy too. Once in a while I go off on a spree and make a fool of myself, but I always come back, and in my heart I love her all the time.”(201). Tom in a sense...
having to tell Tom what was going on. Tom asked Daisy if it was true but she couldn’t respond.
came running out. Tom is the one who stumbles mentally in his inability to look
Tom has been living for thirty years, hiding and scared of his Vietnam incident. He's scared of facing his fears. It made him live a dead, hidden life for all these years and
Tom became furious, and could not handle himself. I never thought she would do this to me. Tom thought confoundedly, How could this happen to me? I have never done wrong, and all the years have been a lie.
came running out. Tom is the one who stumbles mentally in his inability to look
... the dorms at around 2 in the morning after the party was shut down by the unlucky owners of the house. The students are completely belligerent and destructive. The hallways are strewn with food and missing articles of clothing. The bathrooms are covered in a mixture of bodily fluids and dirt that was tracked in from outside. The students are loud and disorderly until they catch word of the resident advisors doing rounds. Then they disappear into dorm rooms, but continue being loud and destructive.
...cher began to get livid and threatened to call them in, the school bell rang and the two men scrammed from the building.
Tom is shown, throughout the story, as a typical boy of his time. He has a loving, happy home, with his devoted Aunt Polly to care for him. He is restricted by his home routine of prayers, meals, chores, bedtime, ETCTERA, but when his routine life gets TOO dull, he has the nearby river and woods, where he can go to escape. Though Tom is not " the model boy" of the village. He plays boyish pranks on Aunt Polly, Sid, his friends, and everyone in town. He steals, lies, plays hooky, fights, and goes swimming secretly, but he is a normal boy, what normal boys do at his age.
“Wait!” I yelled as Jason ran from the fire spreading on the floor. Jason went back to class, but Celia went and hid in a Janitor’s closet in the wall. Beep! Beep! Beep! I started to smell thick smoke as the ear-piercing alarm screamed across the whole school. Revenge is what I had an idea for(14). But I had to do it quickly, as my surroundings became very warm and dark(13). I went to the closet Celia was in and flipped the lock.
Another male teacher and I made sure all of our “students” had evacuated the Madison Room, and we brought up the rear of the second batch of sixty kids. Suddenly, a male chaperone from a Catholic high school class that had also been staying at the Tyson’s Corner motel came running over to us, screaming the larynx out of his throat.
On the kitchen floor he set her down, held her in his arms, and kissed her. “Thanks.”
When I first got to the classroom the students were doing a listening exercise and had to answer same question the teacher wrote on the board. At a certain time they all were allowed to go to the bathroom. Each student was given a responsibility in the classroom.