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Story arc of Creative Writing: Strangers in the Dumpster
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Story arc of Creative Writing: Strangers in the Dumpster
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The streets of New York were glisting with the glow of street lights that shone down on the wet pavement as Elena Gilbert made her way out of a small bar she'd been hanging out in for the last few hours, which had smelt of stale ciggerates and regrets, but it mattered little to Elena. After several rounds of shots she'd spent most her time dancing and teasing the men and women into falling for her, compulsion was never needed. She could simply flash a smile, bat her lashes and they'd be hooked to her. There was a time Elena would have cringed at the idea killing people like this, not now. Two years had passed since Katherine Pierce had killed her younger brother, Jeremy Gilbert, two years since her humanity had been switched off. The Salvatore …show more content…
There was always a big crowd and people were murdered so often that no one ever noticed her victims. Damon had took her here once when she'd first turned off her humanity, and she knew it wasn't a place they'd think she'd return back to. Adam, the guy she'd lured out of the bar, came out behind her with a cheesy grin, which made her sigh inwardly. Usually she enjoyed the game, but tonight she just wanted to get what she wanted and be done. It would've been Jeremy's birthday and her emotions were trying to fight their way through to her and she refused to let it happen. She took Adams hand and tugged on it, "Come on." She said. Elena led the man into a narrow alley way near the bar and pushed him against the brick wall. Adam seemed surprised with her aggressivness, then her lips were pressed rouhly against his. She could taste the bitterness of beer on his lips, could feel the pounding of his pulse as it pumped what she craved most through his veins. She could feel her canines grow into sharp fangs, dark veins appeared under her brown hues, and she pulled away from her prey. Adams eyes grew with fear as he saw her face and she quickly put her finger to his lips. "Shh. You're not going to scream, it won't hurt for long." She compelled him then reared her head back before sinking her fangs deeply into the soft skin of his neck. His blood was sweet and warm as it slipped down her throat, a soft moan coming from deep within her chest. Adam pushed and wiggled …show more content…
The guy sitting next to her add been trying to make a pass at her for the past twenty minutes with no luck. Like a dog after a bone he'd keep coming back. "You sure you don't wanna get out of here? I-" He started to say for the hundreth time, cut off when she turned to him with a silencing glare. "I'm not sure what part of get lost you're missing bu-" She stopped as something behind him caught her eye. A familiar head of black hair was exiting the club and her eyebrows shot up in surprise. Was he really there? She slid off her chair and stalked after his retreating form, not sparing the poor guy who'd been hitting on her a second glance. She kept a distance between them as she continued to follow him into the parking lot, until she was sure it was him. Once she got a good look of his face and knew her speculations were right she thought about running... but if he had come there for some way to try to get her back to Mystic Falls he would have approached her in the club. "What the hell are you doing here, Damon?" She mummbled from behind him, crossing her arms over her
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With that said she was immediately let in and began her search. Blackmail was one of many of Blake's talents. After a half hour of walking around the club the migraine from all the music and strobe lights kept getting worse and worse. By the time it was 11:30pm she was still no closer to finding Derek. The next thing she knew she was stumbling all over the place and her head kept spinning and spinning.
She could not help but watch; something about him still drew her to him. Christopher Andrews took the woman into his arms, leaned her back so that her head faced toward Allie, and then kissed her long, and hard; however, his eyes were looking into Allie’s as he did. The kiss was so intense that Allie could almost feel his mouth on
Over the coming months, Alice faces her friends and family, who look and treat her differently after the rape. She faces the criticism from her family and fellow officials who question the act. Sebold deals with th...
She was not scared when their steps grew louder, disrupting the sleeping town. What could she have wanted more than to join her children who were murdered at the hands of these same men? She let them beat down the door as she watched through the window. Candles flickered out and the spices shuddered as the door swung open, sending dust throughout the room.
Autumn was a dancer. A ballerina to be exact. She loved dance just like her mother. She hid it from her abusive father. And now she was dancing to distract her brother to let others escape to find life. It all played out perfectly. Tyler’s focus was on his sister as she told him how wrong it was to be doing this. Tomás and Fareed had unlocked the auditorium doors and were guiding people out. And Autumn knew she had to keep Tyler distracted. She knew it was life or death now, for her classmates, fellow students, and neighbors. She didn’t understand how such a caring soul could harm someone. But it happened, and she wasn’t able to keep him distracted for long. But it was long enough to get nearly everyone
Dana’s attachment to Alice and her plan to see her be freed; was suddenly altered when Rufus laid his hands on her. As I have discussed in a pervious assignment “The Storm” and “The Rope,” the word “love” can mean many emotions. Jealousy is one of the emotions that arise when: fear, concern, and suspicion take over our body. “I grinned. ‘Get out of here, Sam.
Whatever she had dreamt had emotionally hit her hard. I held her tight, whispering comforting words softly in her ear and stroking her hair in an effort to calm her. Minutes later, Amber responded to my comforting gestures and loosened her hold. I let her break our embrace easing her back to a lying position on he bed.
“I didn’t go back home until 5 years later. It didn’t turn out too well because I couldn’t control my urge,” Jackie informed, sadly looking down at her hand.
The Story begins on a beach with three young children playing. Violet, 14, inventor; Klaus, 12, amateur researcher; and Sunny, baby, professional biter who has not totally developed speech. When they arrive to the beach it is a cloudy foggy overcast day. Violet is spending her time here skipping rocks, Klaus is studying tide pools and Sunny is just enjoying her time being at the beach with her older siblings. Even though it is not the greatest day in the world, the children are enjoying their time spent here at their favorite place. No other people are here on beach and this gives the children a place to be alone with their imagination. While playing a gentleman is approaching, but with the fog it scares the children because they cannot see who walks beneath the fog. As the figure gets closer they start to figure out who it is. The strange figure that lurked in the fog is Mr. Poe a friend of the family. Mr. Poe comes over to the children playing and explains to the children that their parents have perished in a fire that destroyed their home. Mr. Poe explains to the children that they will have to live with his family temporarily until he can figure out a plan as to where they will go.
What happy days they were the only really delicious days she had ever enjoyed, and how quickly they were over And then her discovery of the penalty she paid What anguish of that journey to the South, that long journey, her sufferings, her constant terror, that secluded life in the small, solitary house on the shores of the Mediterranean, at the bottom of a garden, which she did not venture to leave. A little farther on the road passed beneath a clump of trees, which hid a few houses, and they could distinguish the vibrating and regular blows of a blacksmith's hammer on the anvil; and presently they saw a wagon standing on the right side of the road in front of a low cottage, and two men shoeing a horse under a shed. "Take the road to the left, close to the inn, and then go straight on it is the third house past Poret's.
Nadia bit her lip, wondering if her father would be a bit frustrated, as he had told her to be careful when it came to her blood. “It was for his return,” She nodded in confirmation to herself. She gazed down at her now dirtied body and could not help but smile, even if the slightest bit. There was no doubt in her mind that her idea, once she found him, would not work.
It was cold, damp, the smell of old earth, vomit, and other bodily fluids filled the air the further through the corridor you traveled. A single torch was lit by the locked door at the bottom of the stone stair case that seperated the free from the imprisoned. On the other side of the door were rows of stone walled cells. Prisoners never meant to see the light of day again. "
The Creature That Opened My Eyes Sympathy, anger, hate, and empathy, these are just a few of the emotions that came over me while getting to know and trying to understand the creature created by victor frankenstein in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. For the first time I became completely enthralled in a novel and learned to appreciate literature not only for the great stories they tell but also for the affect it could have on someones life as cliché as that might sound, if that weren’t enough it also gave me a greater appreciation and understanding of the idiom “never judge a book by its cover.” As a pimply faced, insecure, loner, and at most times self absorbed sophomore in high school I was never one to put anytime or focus when it came time
Being in the presence of this man did not make Alice feel an overwhelming sense of security like a child should feel when with their father instead, a feeling of a fiery disgust and hate pulsed through her veins like a rapidly growing infection slowly gnawing it’s through her body. She needed a release. Her tears dried and she would no longer feel sorry for him or for herself,