In the novel The Assassin Games By Kirsty McKay. The main character Cate wants to be in the group called the Assassins Guild. Which is a group where they play a game like mafia.However before she could get accepted she had to be challenged by the recurring members. Let’s just say she didn’t have the most pleasant thing to do. It involved Cow Poo and hands tied together. She ended up succeeding in the task and got put into the group. Soon enough the game started the killer has been selected and people were frantic and “horrified” trying not to get “killed.”The game seemed pretty calm overall when all of the sudden it started to become more realistic. People were trying to not actually get attacked by this mystery person. People after people …show more content…
She would be considered a tragic hero because she has a task and she has a set back. During the whole story Cate’s main task was to stay alive during the Assassin Guild game. Overall she strived over other members and got to the end. Her strategy was to hide and stay low-key because she knew the killer was going to come for her soon enough. With Daniel, Vaughan and Marica possibly being the killer she tried to stay away from everyone. She even said for herself “ I spent Sunday hiding. Hiding from the killer, hiding from Daniel, hiding from Vaughan and questions about Vaughan that inevitable will come my way from Marcia and Alex.” ( 67 ) This proves that her other task was to not stay close to anyone because they could be a compulsive liar who was actually the killer the whole time. Later on throughout the book she found that Vaughan, and Marcia were not the killer. The person she ultimately thought it was Daniel but it wasn’t. She found out who the real killer was when Vaughan was attacked during the night. During the panic to find him, she finally found him chained to a rock on the lake. Then he started to explain to her who the killer was his explanation was that “It wasn’t Daniel that hit me over the head, and it wasn’t Daniel who was Skulk, and it wasn’t Daniel who tried to kill Emily and Rick.” (306) After this point they find out who the killer is and from this you can tell the Cate guessed wrong. Which put her …show more content…
I would describe Vaughan and Cate to lovers but there is one thing in there way. That one thing is the Assassin Guild. Out of nowhere Vaughan came to Umfraville Hall where he met his old friend. But Cate doesn’t recognize him at first, she thinks it’s a random guy speaking to her. It ends up being that he was a old friend at school when they were 8. Cate realized and said “ Vaughan? His name comes out as a gasp; it almost feels forbidden. I haven’t said that name in such a long time.”(36) Throughout his time of just getting to the school, he ended up getting into the Guild. Which means that they could have more time to catch up with each other. When they end up keep hanging out with each other they start to like one another. But the bad thing between them is the games. Cate had been stressed about the games and she couldn’t even talk to Vaughan. She stayed in her room all day and avoided human contact. After Cate not trying to bump into each other. She had to trust Vaughan and know that he actually was not going to kill her. An example to show after they overcame this struggle was when Cate woke up in the cave and he wasn’t there. Her thoughts in this were “ “ ( ) She was extremely worried that Vaughan could be dead right now. Everyone told them that he was probably killed by the killer. But Cate ended up finding him. She was scared and frightened for him which shows that they care about each other
Which was sister souji who is a psychologist or someone who comes and preached and gives advice to those in trouble , in need of some good advice she is well known in new york . Winter gets introduced to sister souji who takes her in even though winter gives her a fake name . She asked sister souji if she knew her cousin midnight she said “yes” . Winter had lied and said that her mother was very sick and her mother wanted to see midnight which was her cousin . she asked if she could stay there which sister souji let her for a few weeks till midnight came to get her . Sister souji introduced her to her little sister lauren which who also liked to party and was a bit sneaky . Then the doctor who works down stairs and has her little clinic which winter seems to keeps an eye on because she make 300 dollars each patients . Sister souji gets invited to her friends party who most likely her boyfriend on the low but things don't seems to workout at the moment with his career and lifestyle as a rapper . Which winter sees a big opportunity to snatch and if she sleeps with the rapper she can make him fall in love with her body which is not true at all because the moment she gets a chance to go back to the mansion and gets picked to go up stairs . She gets played out. who she really sleeps with is the bodyguard .
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After discovering a God-given talent, a young boy struggles to achieve his only dream; to become the best there ever was. Baseball is all he has ever known, so he prevails through the temptations and situations laid before him by those out to destroy his career. His hopes and dreams outweigh all the temptations along his journey. These hopes, dreams, and temptations are depicted through archetypes in the movie The Natural.
Consistent in literature throughout every era and culture, archetypes represent a recurring image, pattern, or motif mirroring a typical human experience. An idea developed by Carl Jung, archetypes in literature exist as representations reflecting vital perceptions of the human psyche expressing the manner in which individuals experience the world. Using Jung’s concept, writers of all epochs embeds archetypes in structures, characters, and images of their narratives. John Gardner, in his novel Grendel, integrates several of Jung’s archetypes into his epic tale derived from the early story Beowulf. Gardner associates Jung’s personas of the outcast, the shadow, and the mentor-pupil relationship through the identities of Grendel, the narrator of events, and the dragon.
Clue-cat discloses a deep secrets of Ms. Griffin. That forms an unexpected relationship between Harvey and Ms. Griffin. Harvey meets Clue-cat on an occasion in which he jumps on top of a pan filled with boiling water and a few moments later he is left dead on the ground. When Ms. Griffin comes back in she seems sad, but does not cry, this reveals that she can’t cry. Ms. Griffin rushes in, only to see Clue-cat dead on the ground and harvey weeping over the pitiful cat. Ms Griffin, says to
The next post is where the book takes a turn. The post reveals all the secrets of the four accused high schoolers. This presents them all with a motive. Bronwyn cheated on her chemistry exam to receive an A, Cooper took steroids to get better at baseball, Addy cheated on her boyfriend, and Nate sold drugs. “The Murder Club,” as they call those four, all received backlash, especially Addy who was humiliated by the whole school and her “perfect boyfriend,” Jake.
Quite often in life we wish for things bigger than ourselves. Seeming to get wrapped up in our own minds we do not pay attention to reality. As reality comes full force we are not sure how to take it, so we let it take us. In the writing “Where are you going, where have you been?” we see Oates craft archetypes and allegories into the work through detail and word choice in order to help the reader understand the shocking outdistancing of day dreams and the overshadowing sockdolager called reality. These archetypes and allegories provide a way for the reader to join Connie in the story, but also to see the danger of what Connie doesn’t see.
Lastly she committed an illegitimate opportunity by becoming a hitman. She played as a criminal who was paid to take out some dudes wife and when the dude didn’t want to pay she ended killing him. So it was pretty clear she meant to be the bad girl whom committed crimes for money. I also inferred that somewhere along the line her fictional character life a way to success was blocked so she turned to
An archetype in literature is defined as a typical example of a certain type of person. A character in a poem or play can be placed into many different archetype categories. Archetypes help a reader to gain a better understanding of who a character in the work is on the inside. This deeper insight into the character allows the reader to follow the flow of the story easier and more effectively. There are many different archetypes that can help to advance the story. One of the most useful in advancing this story is the typical powerful character. Whether it be supernatural or cunningness this character always comes out on top in the situation and holds the most control over others and their actions. “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?”,
From the death of Isabel to taking scuba lessons for when they go to St. Maarten, the siblings have put each other through some much in the past couple months and it has changed their relationship dramatically. “I can’t believe I’ve turned out to be such a shitty person,” he says (27). Sage has finally admitted how he has been treating everyone since the accident. He also said that he was a terrible boyfriend to Isabel because he always got her mad and in the way it was handled. Maddy had then told Sage that Isabel loved him which made him feel as if he could be happy once again. Having Maddy say something like that to Sage also showed how she has started to open up more to Sage and tell him more things that she would comfortable to say to him. Before long, the two were getting into the pool for their last lesson at the Y before they go on their trip. Maddy felt more comfortable this time because she had finally got flippers that made her feel satisfied when she went under water. As Sage moved closer to Maddy, he could feel how nervous she was just by looking over the edge of the pool. “Quit thinking about last time... It's going to be different,” he says (28). Sage telling Maddy, it’s going to be different, shows how she shouldn’t worry like last time they were at their lesson when she started to
He then moved his car and changed his clothes and returned to kill her completely and he found that she moved to the back of her building. Later when the killer was captured he confessed to killing kitty and another girl. People said that there were three attacks when really there was only two. Where her death hit the hardest is with the ones who were closest to her. Her brother joined the Marines and when he went to war he kept thinking of his
Whenever I play a role-playing video game, my favorite part is the initial character creation. I really enjoy being able to completely customize the appearance of a character. As shown in Illustration 1, some character creation can get quite detailed. However, there is much more to creating a character than just its appearance. Characters are a very important part of any story and must be properly developed.
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A while later, Detective Strode questions Cleo and takes her to the police headquarters to take place in a lineup by the witness. Stoney gets furious at Frankie and T.T. about the occurrence at the motel; Cleo arrives and suggests they should rob another bank or they'll be in prison the following morning. With their cash gone, the ladies victimize another bank, which happens to be the same bank where Keith, Stoney's partner, works. Before they make it out of the bank, Strode and his accomplice arrive and ordered them to drop their weapons, yet as they do, a bank security guard shoots Tisean, mortally injuring her. Stoney and Cleo open fire and killed the security guard and carry Tisean to the getaway auto with Frankie in the driver's seat.