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I think there are ummm.... 5 of them. As I said they are all good looking guys. They run so fast. But I didn't notice that there is a guy next to me which is running also. And suddenly...
"Ouch!" that are the only word I can supply. There is a guy who hit me. One of those guys who are running. UGGHH! Great just great! What a first day to start by being lame. -.-" He stop running after he hit me. He comes closer to me. To apologize.
"Oh. Sorry. I didn't meant it." he apologize sincerly we'll I can see it on his beautiful blue eyes. Oh it is so tantalizing. Oh. Wait! What am I sayin? Hahaha.
"Oh. That's alright." I smiled to him as a sign that I am not mad and as a sign that I am alright.
"Are you sure? I can take you to the clinic if your not alright."
"No need I am alright."
"Hey John, Lets go?" His friend called his attetion. Oh. So his name is John huh?
"Yeah. Let's go!" then he turn to me. "Bye! I gotta go. See you around." then he smiled at me. His smile is such a beautiful smile. Oh. I am melting with his smile. x)
John. Woah. What a great name. John. What a such a lovely eyes. What a such great smile. What a such beautiful face he have. Oh yeah. He's so attractive. Hey what am I thinking of? I turn my head at the room number. Oh. It is room 205. So I get inside, then I look around but there is someone who catch my eye. Do you know who is it? It's John. The guy whom I met earlier. Ehmeged... x') His my classmate. :')
I seat on the 2nd row in the 3rd column. While John is seating at the 3rd row in the 2nd column. I really wish he'll notice me. I really do hope so.
"Miss! Miss!" He said. Ummmm... Whom is he talking to?
"Miss! Hey!" I didn't turn to him cause I know he is not talking to me.
*Poke. Poke.*
Then I turn to see who is poking me.
"Finally." he said.
"Oh. Hey! Are you calling me?"
"Yes. And I seem you didn't care or I guess you didn't notice me."
"Oh. Sorry."
"Nah. That's alright." he said with a smile.
"Ummm... By the way I am John."
"Hi. I am Cristina."
"You've got a pretty name huh."
"Thanks."
"Your Welcome.
If u see David, Charles, and I at once people would think we was all brothers. Charles can be quiet sometimes but he also has a wild side to him. Brandon is my other cousin. He is the live wire out of the bunch. Brandon is pretty much ready for anything.
John's eyes fluttered open and he cautiously surveyed his surroundings. Where was he taken? Who knocked him unconscious and carried him from his solitude at the lighthouse? He did not have to wait long for his answer, when he saw his friend standing over him, shaking him to awareness.
at me with those piercing eyes and huge grin. He said, "Oh, I'm just trying to
He said, "Are you ok? Sorry that happened. I did not see you at first."
There was one Soc that was right in front of me and Ponyboy. I noticed three big rings on his hand.
John is a high school boy, he’s doesn’t enjoy school at all and doesn’t follow the rules. He doesn’t listen to his parents at all and calls his father a “bore.”
He was genuinely disgusted that his case had become such a mockery. The thoughts were interrupted by loud sound of the breaks on the bus as it came to a screeching halt. John motioned the elderly man to get on before him, which he did with a thanks. Carrying the briefcase, he stepped in, on his way to the station.
When the narrator got up in the middle of the night to see if the yellow wallpaper was moving John said to her, “What is it, little girl?” he said. “Don’t go walking about like that—you’ll get cold” (Gillman). Throughout the entire story, the woman or her husband never reveals her name. The woman is referred to names that carry a subordinate connotation, such as “little girl.” All sense of individuality and self worth is taken way from the narrator when her name is never revealed to the audience. Furthermore, John continues to belittle his wife by giving her the command to not walk around at night. Although the John thinks in his mind that he is looking out for the best interest of his wife, in actuality, he is taking away his wife’s abilities to make choices for herself. There is a possibility that John’s controlling personality is one of the factors that led to his wife’s psychosis. Such a controlling life style more than likely limited the narrator’s ability to live any life outside of the home. Towards the end of the story, the narrator exclaims, “"I 've got out at last," said I, "in spite of you and Jane” (Gilman). The woman had escaped her gender role as being subservient to men, and is possible that the narrator’s real name is Jane. If this is true, then she had relinquished that identity associated with the struggles that she had during her relationship with John. Her
“Nope. You actually took me surprise for once. I’m utterly shocked.” You said sarcastically, looking back at him. You reached towards him, looking through his silly goggles into his dark eyes. He kissed you again, this time at a slightly more human pace. You ran your hand through his long silver hair, making him groan and pull back with a laugh.
“Sorry,” she said, giggling while wiping a tear from her eye. “Aragon, I haven’t seen you in, like, forever.”
...e woman which she perceived to be trapped and struggling from inside the pattern. When John manages to break into the room and sees the horror of the situation, he faints in the doorway.
John is 5ft 8 inches, has lots of dark black hair with a few greying pieces at the side of his head. He wears small dark round glasses and has a moustache that is almost completely grey. John is a slim man as he knows the importance of keeping himself healthy as every day he sees so many people who have not. John is a very kind man who is always so calm and patient with everyone.
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"You seem a little better today. Are you feeling better?" He asked, his demeanor, instantaneously changing from silly guy to serious guy.
all looked the same and acted the same. We were young and did not know any better. These kids