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The story begins in the Middle Kingdom which is what the Chinese people call China. Moon Shadow is afraid of the demons, which is what they call Americans. Moon Shadow is afraid of demons because his mother told him about how the demons lynched his grandfather. Moon Shadow’s mother doesn’t like to answer his questions about America. The Tang people refer America as the Land of the Golden Mountain. Moon Shadow has never met his father and the people in the village call him a maker of marvelous kites. Moon Shadow gets to finally go to America because his cousin, Hand Clap brought a letter from his father. Hand Clap tells Moon Shadow about the demons and how mean they are. Moon Shadow arrives in America and he arrives in the Company building. …show more content…
Each one of his relatives gives him a gift and when Black Dog arrives, he gives Moon Shadow a knife. He warns them about the drunk demons. The demons throw a brick at the window and the window breaks. They leave and they clean up the broken glass on the …show more content…
When Moon Shadow takes out the trash he meets three demon boys and they throw garbage, vegetables. and stones at him. Moon Shadow keeps the incident to himself. Moon Shadow writes a letter to the Wright Brothers with Miss Whitlaw’s help. When Windrider finds out that Moon Shadow wrote a letter to the Wright Brothers, he gets upset and crumples the paper. When Windrider flattens the letter he tells Moon Shadow to write another letter. They go to Ocean beach and they have Thanksgiving sandwiches for lunch. Moon Shadow asks Windrider if he can fly a kite, but Robin wants to fly the kite too. They decide to take turns flying the kite. When Windrider and Miss Whitlaw decide that it is time to go, Windrider releases the kite by cutting the string. Robin tells Moon Shadow that Jack hates being hit in the nose. Moon Shadow punches Jack and he feels like he won’t get bullied by them again. They go stargazing on the patio and they share their knowledge on constellations and they compare their myths. A week after the Feast of Pure Brightness, an earthquake happens. They dress out of their sleepwear and look at the wreckage. They decide to help all the survivors and the use chair legs as
Have you had a time in your life, where everything just seemed to be going wrong, and life was hard. Then all of the sudden you actually have a good day. You made it through when times were bad. In the novels Brown Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline Woodson, and Shooting the Moon by Frances O’roark Dowell the theme getting through the hard times so you can see the good ones, is shown by Jacqueline and her family not being treated fairly, Jacqueline leaving her home, and Jamie's brother going to war.
One night Jack and two of his tribe members raid the huts of Ralph, Piggy and Samneric. They stole Piggy's glasses, which only had one glass anyway, now making him blind in both eyes. The next day Ralph, Piggy and Samneric travel to the other side of the Island to get the glasses back.
Cody Blunt’s piece titled The Master of Shadows represents the assassin, Zed. This art piece was created in 2013 for the company Riot Games as the digital concept art for the character Zed. This piece can be found displayed as a representation of the character in their popular multiplayer online battle arena, League of Legends. In The Master of Shadows, Cody Blunt uses complementary colors, value, saturation, tenebrism, shape, and a small variety of different lines to capture the resting energy of Zed and provides a serene and mysterious interpretation of a lifeless city.
When the family emerged out of the basement they relaxed after a night or horror. However, this was cut short when an alien remained in the house and held Morgan captive. This caused Morgan to have an asthma attack and his lungs began to close. Graham realized what Colleen discussed with him before passing. She said, “Tell Graham to see and tell Merrill to swing away” (Shyamalan). During this thought the alien released its poison into Morgan. Graham told Merrill, “swing away Merrill, swing away” (Shyamalan). Before he swung, Graham grabbed Morgan, ran outside, and injected asthma medication into Morgan’s body. Merrill swung forcefully and knocked the alien into a glass of water, which spilled on it causing pain. Merrill realized that the water was key to eliminating the alien. He hit the glasses of water with great force and knocked the water on the alien, killing it. Coincidentally, the water glasses left around the house were a result of Bo’s strange habit. On the other hand, outside, Graham was holding Morgan and saying “can’t be luck, his lungs were closed no poison got in” (Shyamalan). This reveals that Graham falls into the first group of people, believing in God and his
He awakens to the sound of whimpers. He then tilts his head to the sound of shoes clinking on the concert floor, and then the light enters his small cage. He raises his head, tail between his legs, to look at the men peering down at him. He knows that the pain from the electric shocks is waiting for him. He doesn’t know why they want to hurt him, after all he’s just a dog.
A group of boys are stranded when their plane crashes onto an island and have nothing but each other to survive. Ralph, one of the main characters in the story, becomes acquainted with another boy who is later known as “Piggy”. After Piggy and Ralph become familiar with each other, Ralph decides to go for a swim in the nearby water and Piggy does the same. Piggy tells Ralph that people call him “Piggy” as a nickname but asks that Ralph does not tell anyone. The two boys quit swimming and come across a white conch shell; Ralph blows into the conch then multiple other boys appear from the forestry. A boy named Jack speaks up and says they should focus on being rescued but Ralph disagrees and thinks that they need a “chief”. Ralph is eventually elected as the chief. Jack, Ralph and Simon decide to go and explore the island when Piggy offers to go with them but Jack tells Piggy that he can not go with them because he is not suited for the job. After multiple protests, Ralph tells Piggy to stay and take names of all the boys on the island. As Jack, Ralph, and Simon explore the island, they come upon animal tracks. When the three boys start to return to the rest of the group, they come across a pig tangled in thorns and although they know they need the food from the pig to survive, the
In American Born Chinese, three separate stories are told by author Gene Luen Yang. Each story uses different plot elements to connect with the reader’s emotions. In Jim Wang’s story of a school boy trying to fit in, foreshadowing is used. In Danny’s story of a popular teenage boy whose Chinese cousin embarrasses him, conflict is present. Finally, in the Monkey King’s story about a god trying to earn his place in the heavens inciting incidents are used. Overall, Yang succeeds in telling all three stories with these plot elements.
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At first the boys are living up life playing and messing around even though they still follow the rules. Soon enough Ralph and Piggy get worried about Jack and the rest if his hunters behaviors. Ralph begins to like Piggy’s sense of maturity he carries himself with. One day a ship passes by the island but didn't notice them due to the fire dying out. Piggy blames Jack which causes them to fight. This is when the group starts to split up and realise they see things differently. However, they attempt to move to the top of the mountain with Jack because they fear him. They believe their is a beast on the island even though Jack keeps telling them their isn’t. Every time their is a noise or something in the night they believe that's what that is. Ralph decides that it is best to head back to the beach just in case there is a beast but Jack decides to go make a fort at the destroyed castle. Jack heads back to Ralph's camp and offered the rest of the boys to come to his new better tribe where they can live life to the fullest. All the boys leave except for Piggy who believes that Ralph is still better. Simon during this whole thing is hallucinating in the jungle and passes
The use of color inside the house is symbolic to the mood. The almost yellow fluorescent lighting is ironic when compared to the first image of the painting since the painting had set the expectations of an enthusiastic film. The yellow tint throughout the house is also conflicting since yellow is known to be a luminous color. Yellow usually represents happiness and warmth which are emotions that lacks in the Bishop household. The dim lighting also mirrors the gloomy and dark weather outside. An extreme long shot of the outside house captures the darkness of the sky which prompts unhappy emotions. When Susy proceeds outside to check the mailbox the change in weather is instantly noticeable since the sky transitioned from gray to blue and the
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Fred's dad and Fred is asleep blackie sees someone braking in the house when he finds out that its shy man blackie
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One night before dinner, Evan is told that Roger has been accused of wrecking a boy's bike, and the boy's mother is questioning him. He heads to the house, intent on defusing the situation, but when the father of one of the other boys tries to pin the blame on Roger, Evan loses his temper. The unpleasant conversation escalates to a shouting match, then a physical struggle. Afterwards,
Late one night he finds himself in the middle of the woods with the Devil, on his way to a meeting of the Devil's followers. After seeing respected townsfolk at the Devil's meeting, including his minister and his wife, Faith, he loses hope in humanity and all that he had known to be true or real. Goodman Brown wakes up in his bed immediately following the Devil's meeting and wonders if what had happened was reality or simply just a dream. Despite his confusion about the events that took place, he was unable to forget what had happened and lost faith in religion and his com... ...