The Bread Doctors It all started when the bakery downtown somebody bought some bread mix from a mysterious man that they thought was trustworthy. She baked the bread and she thought it smelled funny. But then, her friend, Daniel Mcall ate it and said it tasted weird. But, when he brought it home his dog went crazy! Liam, his dog who was a puppy was going nuts! He scared him so he dropped the bread and he ate it all. But, when the bread was analyzed, by Dr. Deacon he found that there was traces of human bone fragments and flesh. That’s when they called Kale, Derek Kale. Derek Kale was the investigator of of their town, Beacon Hills. He has worked on all the major cases. He had a team once, but he left them, so now he’s like a “lone wolf”. …show more content…
“Kale get in here!” Sheriff Stilinski said. “What do you want Stilinski?” said Derek. “Deacon found traces of human bones and flesh in bread…” Stilinski said “Well do we know who it is?” Derek asked. “Yes.” said Stilinski. “Who?” Kale asked. “Just, just go ask Deacon.” Stilinski said. Derek walks down the hall to find Deacon. “DEACON!” he shouts. Dr. Deacon was starting at the lab results. ”There was definitely human traces in but, the human who it was, was….. “ “DEACON, SPIT IT OUT!” shouted Kale. “It, it, it…….” Deacon muttered “DEACON!” Kale shouted once again. “It was your sister, Cora.” Deacon said. Kale was furious! How could someone kill, and then bake a 17 year old in bread! That wasn’t right he must have misread the lab results. He had Deacon check again. It still said Cora Elizabeth Kale. He wasn’t mad anymore. But, he was going to catch whoever did this to her. He was going to make them pay…. “Hey, Kale we’ve got another one!” shouted Stilinski. “Do we know who?” Kale asked. “Yes, 15 year old Allison Argent” Stilinski …show more content…
He’s going after young girls, killing them and then baking them into bread.” Kale said. They went after another one. A boy, about 18. His name was Danny Mahealani. He was found in bread also. They found what’s left of his body in a dumpster outside of the town’s power plant.They found Allison’s outside of the sewage plant. But they haven’t found Cora’s. There is no fingerprints on any of the bodies or bread. No hair traces. Nothing. It’s like they don't exist. But we think the next body will be found at the water plant. Maybe that’s where Cora’s body is. Just maybe. Kale went to get coffee down the street at Cafe 215. He took an alley way as a shortcut instead of going through town. It was almost sundown, so he was going to the water plant after. But then his plans changed. There was these guys in full armor and gas masks, like they couldn’t breathe the air. They held him down to the ground, injected this green goo into his neck, then hit him over the head with a
One of the first and most vital sources utilized was Not By Bread Alone by Barbara Engel. This article comes from Barbara Alpern Engel who is a historian who has wrote several books on Russian women and specifically Russian women during the early 1900s. The book appears in the larger journal The Journal of Modern History. The purpose of this article is to expound on the subsistence riots in WWI era Russia and the ones that lead to the Russian Revolution. A value of this source is her specialization, it seems, in Russian history from 1700 onwards. She has wrote several other books on Russian history and thus she has a greater knowledge than most on the subject. A limitation of this article maybe since she
Anzia Yezierska’s 1925 novel Bread Givers ends with Sara Smolinsky’s realization that her father’s tyrannical behavior is the product of generations of tradition from which he is unable to escape. Despite her desire to embrace the New World she has just won her place in, she attempts to reconcile with her father and her Jewish heritage. The novel is about the tension inherent in trying to fit Old and New worlds together: Reb tries to make his Old World fit into the new, while Sara tries to make her New World fit into the Old. Sara does not want to end up bitter and miserable like her sisters, but she does not want to throw her family away all together. Her struggle is one of trying to convince her patriarchal family to accept her as an independent woman, while assimilating into America without not losing too much of her past.
Unfortunately, they don't find anything. However, Curly, the dog, has found something. Meg discovers that is an old-fashioned silver fork. As she tries to find where the fork came from she sees the old woman who looks like a witch staring at her. The woman gets in a car drives away. Meg investigates the chimney on the burned out old plantation house where the woman was standing and discovers some disturbed bricks.
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Anzia Yezierska's Bread Givers. Anzia Yezierska's Bread Givers attacks several social norms of her. traditional Polish homeland and the American life her protagonist has come to know. Clearly autobiographical, Bread Givers boldly questions why certain. Social and religious traditions continue throughout the centuries without the slightest consideration of an individual's interests or desires.
On the night that Jessop’s body was found, the first snowfall of the season was challenging police to find any evidence related to the case at the scene. The police conducted their search ...
Her dad had to go to America for work, so she was given to Scrummage to drop her off at the Seahawk. When she was dropped off she went to her room and it was tiny. After a little bit a black man came in and introduced himself and said hi, i'm Zachariah I want you to have this ,it was a dagger that she put under her bed. Right now Charlotte is being accused of killing Mr. Hollybrass with her dagger. Also captain Jaggery killed Zachariah and Cranick. For Charlotte's murder she was put in prison on the boat for killing Hollybrass. At night she heard a voice get closer and closer and she said Zachariah and he said yes. So she told him why she was in there, and the important part that Zachariah is alive!
Bread Story, is a reading from Michael Parenti, that tells about the story of father that took the business bread of his brother in the year 1956. It was a really soft and popular bread that the people in town was happy to buy. Years after, the production of the bread started to increase when the supermarkets and groceries started to placing orders with them. But not everything was going as expected, months after, a big company called Wonder Bread, went into a special line giving a free introductory of two hundred loaves. After it, the father of the guy wanted to avoid that his company break down and he decided to develop a certain trick. He was making less loaves and selling it for more money. The son of the company owner decided to go to
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Bread Story wrote by the author Margaret Atwood and it is actually highlights 5 short stories, which put the reader in various scenarios. All these stories are basically revolve around the "bread". The first story recounts the satisfaction in eating bread, yet it is additionally being squandering. In the second story, a kin is starving as is the reader. Do you help you're kin or not? The third story is in a jail setting. Should you tell an imperative mystery? Alternately put hundreds at danger by keeping the mystery? Bread is offered for participation, yet this time numerous lives are in question rather than one. The fourth story is around two sisters. One is rich and one is poor. The poor sister has kids very nearly starvation. The kids' chance
He didn’t show emotion almost as if he didn’t care. Police interviewed him and notice he was acting like a worried husband. He automatically became a suspect in Denise killing. Then months went by and the police still didn’t have anything they searched and searched but nothing. Then after a month later the police found Denise’s car abandoned in the woods 5 miles from their home. Then her body was found down the road of her car. She was sexually abused and strangled to death. Then the police questioned her husband again and said he had nothing to do with his wife’s murder. Then Jessica knew her dad knew something. Then Denise car was being investigated and there they found Henry fingerprints on the steering wheel. But that was enough evidence to charge him with the murder of Denise Walter. Denise body was examined and they found sperm on her body. They tested the sperm and tested it and it came back to be Henry. Henry was arrested and charged with the murder of his own wife. Jessica and all the siblings were divested to know that their own father killed their mother who they thought he truly loved her. His motive was because Denise didn’t want to give him another baby and he didn’t like that so he killed the women he said he
Overview of the episode: Kale Stephens episode starts with the phone ringing and Lori answering her husband comes off as abrasive, and short as he asks who was she talking to on the phone. Lori seems suspicious of the call. In contrast to Glaspell's original work, the storyline opened with the Hossack family finding Mr. Hossack bludgeoned to death as he slept beside his wife who did not hear a thing. Kale used the friendship of two women, and the visible verbal abuse of one woman’s husband and suspected abuse of the other. In Glaspell's version, Mrs. Hossack was shown as the murderer. There were more detail and emotion in Glaspell. Both used women as the murderer.
Many of Brent’s careless and violent actions have caused negative consequences. Brent starts the ball of bad consequences rolling when he goes to a party with his friend Jake. The night starts off bad and gets worse from there. Brent begins to drink, clouding his mind and affecting his judgement. He goes up to his crush Brianna while under the influence and starts to chafe her, causing her to get mad and begin yelling at him. Brent becomes severely depressed and suicidal, and he decides to try and kill himself while supposedly driving home. This is the first of many corollaries that Brent experiences. After his unsuccessful attempt to commit suicide, Brent is informed that he has killed Lea Zamora, an 18 year old girl who is a “...senior at Niles North High School, an honor student, ...volunteer at Resurrection Hospital. Why did he have to kill someone like that?”(35) When he hears this, Brent begins to feel a strong g...
Kelsie and monkia looked at each other in awe, they examined him and it seemed like he had inflammation in his joints. When Lyssa came back she was not happy to see that Kelsie could only use the powers she inherited to cause pain and not insanity. Then, Lyssa pit Kelise into her dungeon because she was so disappointed. After a while being in the dungeon got old and Kelsie wanted to get out. Next, Kelsie screamed as loud as she could causing an earthquake, which broke the dungeon, and set her
Sophia decides that she is going to go out and ask everyone if they have seen a blond haired man with blue eyes he is tall and his name is Justin. As we all know that is not enough information there are thousands of people that are missing. As the day goes on Sophia is really starting to worry, she is thinking of all their good memories and she does not want her little girl growing up without her dad. There has been someone saying to Sophia ''I'm ok and I love you'' over and over but she does not know who it is. She does not think it is Justin because he lost his phone in the