Kristoff. He was called Kristoff and apparently he had been living with trolls since he was little. “Yeah, I live with trolls; they also make pretty good matchmakers as well. They like it when I call them love experts; they say it makes them sound important.” That was also why they were here now, because being trolls and love experts weren’t enough – they also had to have magic and had an extensive knowledge in all things magic. Elsa didn’t want to get her hopes up, but the smile on Anna’s face at finally being seen by someone other than the Queen was contagious and she couldn’t help but try and have faith in the trolls. Maybe they could help, maybe they could help Anna, maybe then Anna could walk around the halls and actually feel like she was there, instead of a ghost. She wanted that for Anna, for her to be happy, because if Anna was happy, then so as she, and that was enough. … Magic, Anna was magic. That was all the trolls could say, it was all the information they would give. Elsa knew they wanted to say more, she also knew that they wouldn’t say it with Anna around. She ...
“How am I supposed to know who I had got hitched to, let alone who was dumb enough to pick you two.”
Stephen King published his novella “Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption in 1982. In 1994 this novella was turned into a movie called The Shawshank Redemption. Frank Darabont wrote the screenplay. A good adaptation will capture the same overall essence of the written book or novella. Darabont did a wonderful job of adapting this novella into a movie. He captured the overall essence in a way that makes a heart rejoice in happiness and relief. The adaptation of The Shawshank Redemption is very well done.
life would be her own again gave her a contentment that she had not felt in a
Explanation: Queen Elsa exemplifies a dynamic character, because she is ashamed of her magical powers and shuns herself from her family; by the end of the move, Elsa became open with her powers. Elsa does not like herself for having magical powers. She is also seen as disowning her sister because of the choice she has made. By the end of the story, Elsa changes her mind and is more receptive to her powers.
Because she had been at the freak show for so many years, and it was always understood that Elsa was normal with no deformity, it came as a shock to her freak family when her baggage was revealed that she had wooden legs.
to recreate the world as it should be—in line with her high-minded sensibilities. To that
yearned for the fantasy of finally being with her. His expectations could and would not be
her and her business to become the way how she had wanted and to make sure that her
She wanted them to see themselves through their own eyes, not the eyes of another race. If they can only accept who they were, they would become happier and more prosperous as individuals and lead to improvement of the entire race. The goal is for them realize their own beauty and self worth before it leads to destruction.
she wants to live her life. So in the end, she is happy and where she wants to be.
The story starts off with Elsa putting away Mrs. Montjoy's pots and pans in her cupboard, but she is not placing them where they need to go. Mrs. Montjoy comments, "And the colander on that hook there." (Page 1) As if Elsa isn't upset enough, Mrs. Montjoy doesn't even care about what Elsa is trying to say to her what so ever because Mrs. Montjoy doesn't have any interest in her life. At this point you understand that Mrs. Montjoy only wants her around to take care of what needs to be taken care of that's her job and nothing else. The story takes you back to how Elsa came about living with Mrs. Montjoy. It was all set up between an old friend of Elsa's mother's and Mrs. Montjoy for Elsa to take the summer job for her and be her maid. Now Elsa is taken to the Island where Mrs. Montjoy and her family live. They are traveling on a boat which Mrs. Montjoy thinks scares Elsa, but really doesn't. At this point Elsa is confused on why Mrs. Montjoy would think it is such a big deal if she really was scared, since Elsa is all right with showing fear because it's something normal to her unlike Mrs. Montjoy.
I believe that Anne Bradstreet’s main purpose in writing this poem was not for the entertainment of readers, but for her to escape the oppression of women in the Puritan times. My reasoning behind this hypothesis being that this whole poem is just a prayer to God to rid her of the sickness, which ailed her. Why would Anne Bradstreet write this poem? I believe that Anne was writing this poetry as a rebellious effort to illustrate that women are just as talented as men, if not more talented. Every other line of this poem is a rhyme, if Anne was just writing her prayer down for her pleasure I believe she would have not put so much time and effort into finding the “perfect word” to rhyme with the previous line, if she had not meant this poem to be a demonstration that women can and will become un-oppressed one day. I believe one main purpose of this poem to show women that they should be able to express their ideas and feelings.
" What do you expect? Your more of a gossip and love advice writer than a sales associate." Kerria giggled.
...perhaps to show John and Jennie that she was no longer weak like she used to be and was now free.
When Inge died, the law prohibited Olaf to bury her on the farm and had to make the hard decision to cover her grave but knew that his family would remember her and love her. “She was real, Olaf thought, only to those who knew her, who loved her. Olaf suddenly understood, was the way she should remain. As in her life, her death” (25). Even though Inge’s grave had to be secret, the people who loved her will always remember she was there strengthening the theme of love throughout the