Ten minutes later
The Bridge was surprisingly empty besides a few automobiles here and there. The sounds of the soldiers and zombies was increasingly diminishing with each step Leo and Eve took.
"I can't believe we left her there." Leo says as he puts one arm around Eve's shoulder
Leo holds his right side tightly. His t-shirt is soaked in blood. His vision is blurry and he feels a very cold chill across his body. He can hear his heart beat and he begins to breathe through his mouth.
"You are going to be okay! I am going to find a car that runs and get you somewhere to patch you up Leo!" Eve states as she carries Leo across the bridge.
Eve pushes Leo gently on a truck and looks around frantically.
"Just…Just stay here and keep watch. I am going to see if I can find a running car or something." Eve states as she runs down the bridge.
"Just go without me. It isn't looking to good for me." Leo replies as he leans on the truck while attempting to lift Amber's rifle.
"I am not leaving you. You will be fine! I just need to find….Bingo!!" Eve yells as she hotwires a car down the...
" What do you mean she will be fine?! Did you not see her " I hear Akira yell.
“This ones going to kill my story. It was so happy and magical.” Elizabeth fluttered to the front of the room.
"Still with Charlotte then" She asks as we jump in a cab and about two hours later we reach Calcutta and we spot a little girl Natasha walks up to her as I turn to the group of men we have assigned to us
Finally thought Adam relieved to hear an ambulance and police sirens. “Thank god!” said Adam. The backup took the same route that Gemini-Scout did. The entire time this occurred, Gemini sat there in the middle of the tunnel. The backup saw Gemini sitting there and two of the members of the rescue team carried Gemini. “There. You got him?” asked one member to another. “Yeah. He’s secure.” replied the other
“I’d know the crew would appreciate walking on solid ground once again. We will stay in an inn for the time being.”
him that he will be all right. They get a taxi to drive around town. Jake puts his arm
“Now I’m satisfied. We can go to bed," Silsa said smiling. And so they went to bed.
"Now-now, save the bickering for later and concentrate on pushing the car, we still have quite the ways to go before we get to the outpost up ahead."
“I’ll be needing you guys for awhile.” Luke says as he grabs them and teleports
“Well please be careful and please stay with the rest of the group so you don 't get lost! And I hope you have a fun time there.”
Throughout Toni Morrison’s controversial debut The Bluest Eye, several characters are entangled with the extremes of human cruelty and desire. A once innocent Pecola arguably receives the most appalling treatment, as not only is she exposed to unrelenting racism and severe domestic abuse, she is also raped and impregnated by her own father, Cholly. By all accounts, Cholly should be detestable and unworthy of any kind of sympathy. However, over the course of the novel, as Cholly’s character and life are slowly brought into the light and out of the self-hatred veil, the reader comes to partially understand why Cholly did what he did and what really drives him. By painting this severely flawed yet completely human picture of Cholly, Morrison draws comparison with how Pecola was treated by both of her undesirable parents. According to literary educator Allen Alexander, even though Cholly was cripplingly flawed and often despicable, he was a more “genuine” person to Pecola than Pauline was (301). Alexander went on to claim that while Cholly raped Pecola physically, Pauline and Soaphead Church both raped her mental wellbeing (301). Alexander is saying that the awful way Pecola was treated in a routine matter had an effect just as great if not greater than Cholly’s terrible assault. The abuse that Pecola lived through was the trigger that shattered her mind. In The Bluest Eye, Toni Morrison uses the characters of Cholly Breedlove and Frieda McTeer to juxtapose sexual violence and mental maltreatment in order to highlight the terrible effects of mental abuse.
“Car crash,” I reply, looking at the clock. The impatience of all the others is starting to get to me, and the seconds tick past as the minute hand stretches towards midnight.
"Well get your mind out the gutter and get focused we might have zombies to kill but on a positive note if that sound was a vehicle we can use it and look for Zion" Amber said as she smirked at Leo while throwing him his jacket and backpack.
¨Are you alright Ava?¨ Jeremy worried. ¨Why don't you get back on and try again,¨
The Bluest Eye Toni Morrison is an African American writer, who believes in fighting discrimation and segregation with a mental preparation. Tony focuses on many black Americans to the white American culture and concludes that blacks are exploited because racism regarding white skin color within the black community. The bluest eye is a story about a young black girl named Pecola, who grew up in Ohio. Pecola adores blonde haired blue eyes girls and boys. She thinks white skin meant beauty and freedom and that thought was not a subject at this time in history. This book is really about the impact on a child’s state of mind. Tony Morrison has divided her book into four seasons: autumn, winter, spring, and summer. The main characters in this book are three girls, Claudia and Frieds McTeer, and Pecola Breedlove. Why was Pecola considered a case? Pecola was a poor girl who had no place to go. The county placed her in the McTeer’shouse for a few days until they could decide what to do until the family was reunited. Pecola stayed at the McTeer’s house because she was being abuse at her house and Cholly had burned up his house. The first event that happens in the book was that her menstrual cycle had started. She didn’t know what to do; she thought she was bleeding to death. When the girls were in the bed, Pecola asked, “If it was true that she can have a baby now?” So now the only concern is if she is raped again she could possibly get pregnant. Pecola thought if she had blue eyes and was beautiful, that her parents would stop fighting and become a happy family.In nursery books, the ideal girl would have blonde hair and blue eyes. There is a lot of commercial ads have all showed the same ideal look just like the nursery book has. Pecola assumes she has this beautiful and becomes temporary happy, but not satisfied. Now, Pecola wants to be even more beautiful because she isn’t satisfied with what she has. The fact is that a standard of beautyis established, the community is pressured to play the game. Black people and the black culture is judged as being out of place and filthy. Beauty, in heart is having blond hair, blue eyes, and a perfect family. Beauty is then applied to everyone as a kind of level of class.