Monday, 11:09 am I can’t remember the last time I was at a funeral. Mom goes off to find Mrs. Matthews, and I enter the chapel. His coffin looks too large; he’s only a child. I jump when something touches my back. I turn and see Aiden, looking nice in his suit. Why is he wearing a suit? Why is David? This is all wrong. “Glad to see you aren’t running,” David says. Aiden’s hand is still on my back, and it gives me the support I realize now I needed. “You run?” Aiden asks, and I can hear his attempt to be lighthearted. I shrug. “I started when I moved back, after school,” I answer. I glance up as the doors open and people begin to enter. Most of Lake Hill must be here. “Even though I can’t imagine living anywhere else, sometimes the town feels too small, too…underwhelming.” “I always felt the same way.” “I know,” I look at Aiden. “You said it.” People start moving past us to get to their seats. The church always looked so large, but it’s filling up quickly, and that makes me almost happy. A lot of people still cared about him. Mrs. Matthews goes passed, and I’m glad she’s with mom. My eyes find the coffin again, and I lean into Aiden without a thought. His hand settles on my hip and his grip tightens. It gives me the strength to say what has been on the tip of my tongue since we got here. “I forgave him.” David takes a step closer, and nods. “So did I.” “Me too,” Aiden adds. “Good,” I say as I step away from them and head for a pew. “That’s something.”
"I'm so sorry Adeline I am so sorry." He began to lead me inside the cave and hidden away from everything. I could barely see much of anything but soon Daniel pulled out a flashlight and lead us a bit deeper in the cave.
I shake my head from side to side. The doctor then looks at Aiden then myself.
In the beginning there was nothing but the gods in the sky. They all lived well but all wanted the same thing .On the fifth full moon of the year all the gods came together and all stated they wanted to have their own children. There leader Ababinili agreed to their request and snapped his fingers and under them was now a new place to explore. With this act he said “ Go create your tribes, but there will be challenges for your tribes” after Ataensic asked “ how would we create them” Ababinili then replied “ take the dirt of the ground and make them how you want, BUT nobody can go to the same region.” All the other gods went below and started working.
I look down at Jonas now, his face red and rigid. I mask my feelings, like always, and kiss him on the forehead. “Little One, no one is coming. You must have had a bad dream. Everything is going to be fine. Now go to sleep, and I will see you in the morning.”
“And this also,'' said Marlow suddenly, ``has been one of the dark places of the Earth.'' (Conrad) Are the first words spoken allowed by Marlow in Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness. Marlow goes on the say that he was thinking about the Roman conquers who came to England 1900 years ago. This comparison that Marlow divulges into in the beginnings of his story frames this story and what it intends to cover in its subject matter. Marlow begins here his only overt characterization of imperialism. He puts Rome in the position of the civilized and the native islanders in the position of the savage and what truly distinguishes one from another is not any level of civility but power. Marlow claims that “It was just robbery with violence, aggravated
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“I needed you to see this.” He walked up to her, and she handed him a newspaper clipping. It was an obituary. She pointed to the gravestone next to them, a freshly placed one. Yagami squinted under the moonlight to read the paper. The name matched the stone. Yagami looked back and forth between the paper and the gravestone in stunned silence.
beginning.As Maddie took me to the back of the kitchen I was thinking what is going on, did I do something wrong. She turns and looks at me and say she had just lost her servant girl Polly to the mysterious fever. I felt sad for her.
It was a beautiful winter day in a small suburban American town. Griffin Junior High School was the only junior high school in the town. “ Come on, we have to go to the band room,” said Steve.
“Well, why you sitting up there disguising your voice? I thought somebody had got that phone. Stop playing so damn much, Mini.”
“Do you think they'll remember her?” Amile's eyes remained on the horizon and in his hand he was fidgeting with a photo of his sister. “It's been so long, you know? Will they even recognize her?” His face was more serious than I'd ever seen before. He squinted as the last rays of light bled over the mountains then smiled at me.
I slowly adjust in the chair; I’m strapped to, rolling back my shoulders. I glare up at him, my knotted hair falling in my face. His face seems different from the first time I meet him. Younger, slimmer. “You survived? Fireproof or
head, she already knew the answer to that. And no matter what, she did the right thing. Placing the brush on the vanity, reaching out she grabbed her pink hair ties. Then thinking about what happened, she needed something a bit brighter. Pulling out a drawer, she pulled out a pair of bright pink hair ties.
One day in the early spring of 1997 James Jameson was at home eating his favorite cereal reeses puffs while watching spiderman, when all of a sudden the TV cuts to the news and apparently the world is in its early stages of ending. James realized he was home alone and his family had gone out of the town for a little bit, so he decided to set off to find his family. About 3 hours after walking and searching everywhere it starts getting dark and he needed to find shelter. When it was about 9:00pm he stumbled upon an abandoned amusement park and when he eventually found out where he was his anxiety kept raising up little by little.
He closed his mouth, kept his head to the ground and June concentrated on the tiny cracks in his lips. He never bothered with chapstick or vaseline.