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The Ending of “The Alchemyst” As the skeletons fell onto the soil that which they fought on, all of their bones that were cursed by Dr. Dee went everywhere on the ground, although when everything calmed down you could still tell which bones go to which body. As the team of four cheering on “ We did it, we beat the army of skeletons.” “ We can’t be celebrating right now” Nicholas exclaimed in a urgent voice, “ Dee is liable to get up and send the army on us again, so let's get out of here!” Doing as Nicholas said, the squad went back to Scatty’s mother, “My mother can do anything with mirrors, she has a teleporting mirror that can put us anywhere we that we want” Scatty telling the group as they sprint to the old rickety house, “so I was thinking about going to Paris, because” just before she got interrupted by Nicholas “It was where I grow up, although it has been four hundred years since I’ve been there.” Scatty didn’t …show more content…
All of them were showing with their hands [come on], lucky for Josh he could read lips because they were saying it's going to blow up. Josh then was about to go into the mirror just before Dee came up behind him and grabbed him. “Look” Dee said “All of your friends went before you instead of waiting on you to get to ketchup, they think that you’re useless to them because you don’t have your powers, you haven’t been awoken yet, but I can help you with that, I can awaken your powers from within you, we can rule the world together.” Josh thinks about that for a moment and respondes with a “yes, I would like to rule the world with you, under one condition” Dee looks at Josh in confusion “Anything” “Don’t hurt my sister, oh and the mirror is about to explode.” Both Josh and Dee run out of the house before it exploded. Meanwhile in Paris, “What do we do now” Nicholas said, Sophie respondes with “We go back and stop my brother and
Then the Bell boys go to the rec center, JB goes of with Miss Sweet Tea and Josh plays a one on one game with his dad. Josh is beating him, and then Mr.Bell steals the ball and tries to show off to the people watching and tries to dunk but before he does. He got a heart attack he collapsed of the court and JB splashed his face. Josh remembered the cpr lesson in PE and tried it. No pulse. Mr.Bell went into a coma everyone was devastated, but it didn't last for long he woke up the day of christmas eve. They had a little family reunion in the hospital room but Mr.Bell had to stay in the hospital for a while. The day of the championship game, the Bell family(minus Mr.Bell) were going to start to go to the game, when a call comes that their father had another heart attack. Mrs.Bell leaves to the hospital and tells the boys to go to the game. JB doesn't want to and follows his mother to the hospital on bike. Josh thinks that his father would want him to play so he goes to the game. During the final 5 minutes JB shows up in the bleachers sobbing. Josh keeps playing till the final second, sobbing as well. He makes the final basket and they win the
The skeleton had a hideous impact to the community and was predicted by local investigators to be reasonably modern. To get better understanding and avoid confusion, a bone sample was sent to a laboratory in the USA for investigation and analysation using series of scientific
always know what time it is (Alexie).'' The skeleton behind you is in the past, and the skeleton in
In addition, fearing the experience of failure enables us to feel vulnerable but vulnerability is the birth place of innovation, creativity, and change. Failure takes a hold of most people but regularly do they see it as a chance to learn and react. They step aside from the lessons that they play and give up. But in The Alchemist “The secret of life, though, is to fall seven times and to get up eight times.” (Coelho 11)In the end he felt fully elated and feeling alive brings birth to his adventure and a path to succeeding his personal legend. In an interview with my uncle, German, he talks about the fear of failure but most of all what comes from the acceptance of fear. Born in Mexico, the expectations from his parents where diminished to what
new friends and adapts well to the new environment he is put into. Josh stays
Throughout the years, certain writers were able to set off a deep sympathetic resonance within readers by their usage of archetypal patterns. One of those patterns is known as the hero's journey, which Joseph Campbell gave an understandable idea of in his book The Hero with a Thousand Faces. According to his book, while comparing world's mythology, he found that no matter how far cultures are from each other, they will still have the same structure of hero's journey in their legends (Voytilla vii).
In the beginning of the novel, Alyss is characterized as stubborn, clueless, and she has the typical seven year old attitude. Alyss is very headstrong, “I won’t need any lessons,” Alyss said “I’ll just imagine that I know everything and then I will, so you won’t have to give them to me“ (Beddor 26). Instead of listening to other people who are trying to help her, she is trying to be independent. She thinks she can be independent and does not need anyone else’s help, but she is too young to know everything and not need help. Alyss is also oblivious, she has no idea what a lot of things mean, “Where did you come from?” (Beddor 34). In this scene, Alyss is talking to the kitten that conjured at her feet. She is unobservant and does not think about how situations could be bad or dangerous. Alyss is also sassy and she has her ways
All that the audience can hear at first are muffled indiscernible murmurs as it drifts through the bedroom creeping up on Sam in the dead of the night. One can make two inferences immediately based on the voice of the person on the phone and that person’s tone; one, that it is indeed Ginger, and two, that whatever she is saying and whoever she is speaking to, it was never meant for Sam’s ears. Ginger’s phone conversation is hard to make-out, and yet becomes a bit more audible as certain words and phrases (“I can’t take it, why should I take it?”) start to emerge. Sam silently opens the door to the room Ginger is in. As he stealthily walks closer, the words, “Yes I want him killed” are heard as the camera cuts over to Ginger; when Sam knows and is able to confirm what Ginger is plotting against him, the attention shifts to her. As Ace confronts her, the camera changes to a high angle that makes Ace look huge and Ginger small and almost child-like, showing their place in their relationship. Ace has power over Ginger, whereas Ginger is powerless. Does Sam proceed to drag Ginger across the bedroom when he slams her against the wall of the closet, as they argue Sam tells Ginger, “You never even loved me in the first place” while Ginger yells “Love you? How could I love you? You treat me like I’m your dog!” We as the audience have followed Sam up to this point and now must watch as he
Josh is by all accounts an average man. He works as a musician and runs an apartment building to supplement his income. On the day of Whitey’s arrest Josh had the day off of work and was planning on attending a concert with his friend. Josh tells the audience how he hasn’t have a day off in two straight weeks and was dying to have a night out. Starting the story in this way helped to paint a picture of Josh’s life and make him relatable. Throughout the story the audience feels for Josh, who is being forced to turn in someone he believed to be a friend. He is being thrown into an extremely high stress situation in which the FBI is calling all the shots. Throughout the story Josh sees the good and the bad in the situation he is in. At one point he calls his brother because he is so excited about what is going on. He has
In the early 1990s a man decided to explore the catacombs by himself. Carefully, he descended below the bustling city streets with only his camcorder. As he trudged on deeper into the catacombs, filming each step and moment, it was clear that he began to panic as he realizes he is utterly lost in the labyrinth of bones. Vertigo sets in. In the footage, which years later some urban explorers descended down the catacombs had found, it shows him running frantically through the tunnels. He would stop every now and then catch his breath and turn rapidly to see which way to go. While running down a wet and muddy tunnel he suddenly speeds up tremendously and throws the camera down. The footage keeps going to show his boots run off and the sound of a grunt. People swear that when they glance behind them time to time, while on tours or alone, they spot creatures of dysfunction and ghosts. While transfixed they hear voices whispering to them through the walls and footsteps creeping up behind them. Chills run up tourist’s spines like spiders. When people wander through the catacombs they don’t have to listen and watch for ghosts to whisper to them, they are in the bones themselves.
were springing up from the ground. Jason hid from them, but then came up with a plan for getting rid of
Both jack and Algernon are very complex in their own way. Jack creates an alternate identity so that can be confusing in itself. He says so himself by saying "I have always pretended I have a younger brother of the name of Earnest" he uses this 'younger brother as another identity, which also shows he is not earnest at all. However Algernon is a confusing way of thinking of thing such as the line "the truth is rarely pure and never simple." However unlike Jack from what we know Algernon is earnest as he is very suspicious of jack when he thinks jack stole the cigarette case. This makes us believe that Algernon is trustworthy or
Bones Unturned. This had gave me a better grasp at what they were looking at.
I think Wan wanted to make Josh character’s similar to Jack Torrence from Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining. Josh flashed a menacing smile like Jacks, and in one scene of the film, Josh is in the bathroom struggling to make the voice of the demon in his head go away. The voice says “You need to kill the others, it’s the only way to stay alive.” Josh went a little insane and he started to trash the bathroom and said “Shut up, get out of here, get out of my head.” The actors did an amazing performance especially Patrick Wilson. His character, Josh, is trying to protect his family, while the part that overtook his soul doesn’t want him to at the same
When Danny, Tom, Robin and Anny reached the door of Mr. Onion’s classroom, a big explosion was heard.