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When Morgan is abducted, the members of the BAU team race against time to find him and save his life. Derek was held captive in a remote cabin by a torturer named Edgar Solomon along side his gang. As Edgar progressively tortured Derek. First with blunt force, then by burning a trail of white phosphorous smudged down his torso, the BAU agent first entertained a fantasy about an idyllic home life with Savannah and their two rugrats. But as the pain got worse, the fantasy faded, ultimately leave him in the company of his late father, Hank who was there to either make dying easier, or help his son hang on, by pushing him to work the case as he usually would, using himself as the victim. Derek flashed back to age 10, the day his policeman father was fatally gunned down when trying to stop a purse snatching, then briefly to age 15, …show more content…
Derek would not let such a detail derail him, so he gutted the man to fish out the SIM card, pop it back into the phone and then hit redial, hoping that Penelope and the team would be watching for the signal, which they were. From there, and as Hank helped Derek realize that Savannah was readying to tell him she is pregnant, it was a race against time to see who would find Derek first, his BAU team or the “cleanup” crew member that had been called in. Bad news, it was the bad guys. Derek did his best to fend off the men with a knife, but fell short. Luckily, Reid and the others showed up in time to gun down the soon to be killer and save Derek. Or maybe not, Derek starts to flatline in the ambulance, and things begin looking down, but Hank urges his son to fight on and be the father he needs to and will be. And three days later, Derek comes to in the hospital, where he pours his heart out to, mother-to-be, Savannah and asks her to marry him which she instantly says
looking to destroy me and everything I care about. The weight I carry beside me is more than average. There is the darkness slowly coming to consume me into to a life of hell. I have found out that revenge is a satisfying feeling. People very often do things they are not happy with, but I have done something so dark and devious and I have gotten away with it without a trace. Every day I sit here it haunts me, the scarring screams of the man they once called Fortunato. Today of all days especially I have devoted so much thought to my past with the ghost of a man I vowed to avenge. All the events every single one leading up to me trapping Fortunato down in the cold disgusting cellar are on replay in my head, my father never in my life loving me his own son, the people at my school never wanting to except me but the day Fortunato came into my life stealing all the attention and popularity I never had doomed
right or wrong for Derek to be hung. Also it is very biased as Peter
Dana is pulled back into the past whenever Rufus is faced with a life or death situation. On her first trip back into time, Dana finds Rufus drowning in a river. She pulls him out safely and begins to give him mouth to mouth resuscitation. Rufus’ mother, who saw the whole thing, begins hitting Dana while screaming, “You killed my baby!” (Butler 14). A few moments later Dana comes to face her first racial encounter with Tom Weylin. She turns to face the end of a long barrel of a shotgun. Almost immediately Dana becomes dizzy and passes out to wake up in her and Kevin’s home in California.
Buck is unable to find work and convinces Tracy to move back to Florida. After losing a game of cards, he goes to rage and beats Tracy again leaving her two black eyes. Tracy moves back to Connecticut, only to have Buck follow her and takes the baby away from Tracy.
Bob Sweeny, a trusted and loyal friend to Derek helped him develop into a well-rounded person. After Derek Vinyard’s father died, he fell into a self-destructive pattern ultimately leading to racism. After spending three years in jail, Derek began to realize he needed to liberate himself and his family from this hate-infested lifestyle. Derek turned to Mr. Sweeny and begged for his forgiveness and his help. While in prison, Mr. Sweeny told Derek, “your anger is consuming you, your anger is shutting down the brain god gave you” (American History X). Mr. Sweeny guided Derek into the right direction. He understood that in order for Derek to be truly liberated he needed to learn on his own, much like Athena. He guided Derek, but never persuaded him to change. Surviving jail was nearly impossible, but with the help of Mr. Sweeny, Derek overcame imprisonment and returned home.
This films tells us the story of 19 year old Derek Bentley & 16 year
When an alpha so stubborn and ignorant as Derek Hale wants to end your best friend since kindergartens life, it undoubtedly made everyone a little on edge. The recent drama about the Kanima on the loose has made Derek nervous and quite frankly scared to the bone. He doesn’t want to live in a world where a supernatural being that can be controlled by another and can kill him.
Mike and Dana had a nice relationship which came to a brink as they started to disagree about the future of their only robot son. They did not take their time to logically think and investigate Cole’s issue and were influenced by outside people to come to a split decision. Even though Mike did his part best supporting Cole mentally, he failed to consider Cole’s future and did not foresee that he might lose him forever. Dana lacked the sympathy toward Cole’s present condition which did nothing more than worsening Cole’s condition by making him depress and feel guilty. Thus, the parents’ indecisive and rushing manner toward their son covered both their relationship and their son’s future with darkness.
Many of Brent’s careless and violent actions have caused negative consequences. Brent starts the ball of bad consequences rolling when he goes to a party with his friend Jake. The night starts off bad and gets worse from there. Brent begins to drink, clouding his mind and affecting his judgement. He goes up to his crush Brianna while under the influence and starts to chafe her, causing her to get mad and begin yelling at him. Brent becomes severely depressed and suicidal, and he decides to try and kill himself while supposedly driving home. This is the first of many corollaries that Brent experiences. After his unsuccessful attempt to commit suicide, Brent is informed that he has killed Lea Zamora, an 18 year old girl who is a “...senior at Niles North High School, an honor student, ...volunteer at Resurrection Hospital. Why did he have to kill someone like that?”(35) When he hears this, Brent begins to feel a strong g...
After brutally killing two people, in cold blood, Derek was arrested and sentenced to six years in prison. In prison, there were some like him and had the same thoughts but didn't stay true to their beliefs. He wondered why did his fellow skin-heads had confrontations with others outside of the group for product and merchandise and then turned around and sell it to his own. This kind of activity puzzled Derek who later in the movie came to the realization that there is nothing wrong about talking to blacks and others. Slowly, as the months passed, in jail he started developing a new found respect for everyone no matter their color or race, he started talking to his black laundry folding partner, and stopped hanging or talking to his Nazi friends .
However at this point realism kicks in as Peyton is snapped back into reality and she quickly disappears. He then drops the last few feet to his death, being hung off the Owl Creek Bridge.
Marty (26) swings by the California Correctional Center (CCC) to pick his brother Derek (24) up from the prison gates. After picking his brother up in their father’s hunting truck, the two hit the California highway and catch up on old times.
Eleven seasons, two hundred and forty-one episodes and that wasn’t enough to keep the neurosurgeon Derek Shepherd on Grey’s Anatomy. The slaughter occurred on episode twenty-one of the eleventh season back in April 2015. The episode was called “How to save a life”. To kill him off, Derek got t-boned by a speeding car. After that, he was brought into the hospital and they wouldn’t let the resident doctor do the important test that could’ve saved his life. They then realized he had severe bleeding in his brain and it was too late once the neurosurgeon decided to show up. They shouldn’t have killed off the best character on Grey’s Anatomy also known as Derek Shepherd. They shouldn’t have killed him off because the death was clearly last minute, the ratings have gone downhill and Derek was one of the most important characters. With hope one day Shonda Rhimes will read this and
Bob Sweeny, decides to give Danny a second chance, as he fears that Danny will end up like Derek, leads into the narratives ‘Recognition’.
Dan’s naivete towards Jack 's sexuality is the conflict in their relationship. His inability to accept his son is the reason why their relationship is so complicated. Dan, caught off guard when faced with his son and another boy together, loses his temper and their relationship is compromised forever. This event makes him reevaluate his parenting behavior and the role he will play in his son’s future. What hurt Dan the most, was not being in jail, but the realization that he did not know his family, and that he was ignorant of even the most obvious things. That day he lost both his freedom and his family, thus fueling his dedication to do right by his son. He resolves, after his symbolic road trip with Cam, to make a grand gesture towards his