Ishaan Musunuri Mrs. Asselin Scat message March.28.2018 The environment The book Scat by Carl Hiaasen is about a boy named Nick, a girl named Marta, a boy named Duane, a man named Twilly, and a strict biology teacher named Mrs. Starch who tried to reunite a mother panther and a baby panther. Red Diamond Energy Cooperation(RDEC) is a greedy oil company that is drilling illegally in the Black Vine Swamp. Twilly tampered with their employees and equipment and the police finally caught them. Twilly’s team later reunited the panther cub and the mother panther. The project manager, Jimmy Lee Bayliss, got arrested while the manager, Drake McBride, escaped. He later got turned in by his father. The message Hiaasen is trying to convey is that protecting the environment is very important. …show more content…
Starch decided to take care of Squirt when “Twilly went to look for the mother panther” (p.251 to 267). Mrs. Starch didn’t want the panthers to die. Twilly had rearranged the pink flags that Red Diamond Energy Cooperation was using. “He moved along uprooting every pink flag he saw.” p(262-263). Twilly did this because he wanted to give RDEC, an oil company that is drilling illegally, setbacks because they were harming the environment by drilling illegally. Lastly, Nick broke his arm while climbing up a tree to reunite the panther cub with his mom. This quote occured when Nick was climbing up a tree in an attempt to reunite the panther and the panther cub. “Pulled with all his strength. Pulling in spite of the worst pain he’d ever felt or imagined feeling. Pulling even with a terrified wild panther cub attached like a cactus to his flesh yowling and spitting in his face. “ (p.342) Nick proves that he would sacrifice almost anything to help the
Lorraine Hansberry’s “A Raisin in the Sun” touches on many issues African Americans faced in the early to mid-twentieth century. One can analyze Hansberry’s “A Raisin in the Sun” from many angles, and come away with different meanings. While Michelle Gordon focuses more on segregation and housing discrimination that plagued African Americans on Chicago’s Southside in Hansberry’s “A Raisin in the Sun”, William Murray emphasizes on Southern Pride and heritage. This paper will show contrasting views from Murray and Gordon in their critique of
While Watchman and Raisin come from different backgrounds they are similar because they take place during the same time period that deals with gender roles and family. During this time in the 1950’s it was not usual for the women to stay home and the men be the head of the house. Although when times were rough family is always there for support.
Violet Duran being a protagonist of the novel “Feed” by M.T Anderson stood out the most. To me she wasn't just some girl, she was different. titus was drawn to her and from the minute him and his friends started talking to her at the moon, they noticed she wasn't like them. Violet had her feed implanted in her brain when she was seven years old due to her parent’s financial situation. She is also home schooled by her father who is a professor who teaches the dead language. Both her parents didn't have the feed and were even hesitated about getting it for Violet. Until Violets father figured it was necessary for his daughter due to the generation she was going to grow up in and because of the job interview. He stated “Then one day, when
"We attract who we are and repel what we are not, which is who you are, what you love, and why it has your attention with attraction." ~ Jon Barnes
A Raisin in the Sun is about the dream of the Youngers, a black family living in South Side Chicago in the 1950s. Like any family, the Youngers’ dream is a stitched-together mosaic; as they impatiently wait for the arrival of an insurance check for ten thousand dollars, each member of the Younger clan has a slightly different dream for the money. Yet when the check actually arrives, their dreams collide. Even as the dream of each relation moves closer to reality, the family fragments. The struggle between material desires and family ideals escalates into a heavy and bittersweet drama. There are a couple of prominent themes throughout A Raisin in the Sun. There’s the obvious theme to follow and work hard for your dreams, the importance of having a healthy family relationship and pride.
Hi Anthony it's nice to meet you. I am hoping the same as you to be able to earn a high passing grade. I am also hoping to improve my writing skills as well. I can agree with you on being able to talk about almost any topic for a long period of time, but writing it out can be hard. I hope you have a great quarter and you earn the A that you are working
Identity has become a big factor throughout the history of the United States. The novel “Ask The Dust” and the textbook “Give Me Liberty” has a big focus on how individuals have different values and opinions because of where they come from and character itself. According to the novel, “… I stood and smoked them all, and saw myself a great author with that natty Italian briar, and a cane, stepping out of a big black car, and she was there too.” Arturo the main character of the novel focus on his character throughout the book because he believes that being himself in a place where he went looking for opportunities to be successful can benefit his overall career as a writer. He is an Italian American who meets a Mexican American women where he
Have you ever met a person who is a mean, spoiled, brat? Well, in the book, Wonder by R.J. Palacios, Auggie is the new kid at school. But, since he has a deformed face, Julian, a bully, picks on him and treats Auggie like he is garbage. But really, Auggie is a great person. Julian bullies kids like, Auggie and Jack.
“Family is not an important thing. It's everything.” Lorraine Hansberry wrote “A Raisin in the Sun” in 1959. The play describes how life is in the late 1950’s for a poor, African American household in Chicago, Illinois. It revolves around the Younger family and what happens when a large sum of money causes conflict in the family. They all go through changes throughout the story and eventually learn what’s really important in life. L.H. reveals one of the themes through the character of Walter.
In the book Everything I Never Told You, written by Celeste Ng, the second to the last paragraph reveals a lot of things. The paragraph reveals a lot about several characters’ futures. Lydia’s impact is also revealed in that paragraph. The paragraph reveals several major details about the futures of several characters. When Jack and his mother first moved into the Lee’s neighborhood, ”Nath thought they could be friends” (16), but it “hadn’t turned out that way” (16).
Beneatha goes through many conflicts in the “Raisin in the Sun”. Probably the most significant conflict she faces is her family being poor. With her number one dream to become a doctor, the little amount of money that her family has isn’t enough to send her to medical school. On the other hand, the check that Mama received could be the wish that can finally become true. Mama’s check is the one thing that is in between her and her dream.
In the scene where he met his mother, he didn’t get much out of her. He didn’t receive his answers as to why she left him. Overall, this was a significant the reason for his journey. This didn’t cause Antwone to get filled with answer, he proudly, explained to her all of his accomplishments and that he was a good man. He did not revert back to anger by the lack of response to his questions. Previously Atwone, would’ve have been outraged at someone who ignored him while he was talking. Those past feelings of abandonment, and loneliness was not prevalent in this scene. Atwone exemplified, resilience from most of his pre existing feelings he had towards his mother. This shows tremendous growth in Antwone’s psychosocial development.
War, “the blood-swollen god” (Crane 27), is one of the most controversial yet beneficial acts to humanity. Many exalt this deity by liturgical forms of media such as video games or entertainment on the television. Nevertheless, their praise cannot eradicate the casualties of war. To further explain, the Iraq War has fluctuated the American economy by costing one trillion dollars and six hundred and fifty thousand people ( Kelley & Ingersoll par 1, Iraq par 3). The depression of lives and money has credited war with several demerits because many citizens would rather live passively in a nation that will be “Okay For Now” (Schmidt 1). Numerous works of literature have narrated differing opinions of war; however, one novel in particular,
Character: A SW Student first practicum with a license master of social worker as a field instructor who uses her profession to redirect the women incarcerate emotional thoughts thru counseling and group settings.
She's going to have to think and pray about her decision overnight. She certainly understands the consequences either way," Mat Staver, founder of the law firm representing Davis, said on Monday, hours before a court-ordered delay in the case expired. "She'll report to work tomorrow, and face whatever she has to