“What’s up, Hage!”, Jerry says abruptly as he walks through the door. Jerry is Hage’s boss at the coffee shop she works at near her college. “Hi”, she says back in a really quiet voice. Hage is a really socially awkward person she just always feels like she doesn’t belong anywhere. “Um….. can I get off of work early today I feel a little light headed.” Hage asks lightly. “Well of course you're my best employee wouldn’t want you getting sick. See you tomorrow then.” Jerry says as he starts walking up to his office. As Hage walked home she spots a rare type of animal that is in the guinea pig family called an Agouti. She takes out her phone stealthily, so that she doesn’t scare it away and snaps a picture of it. She puts her phone back in her pocket and starts on her way home again. This time the …show more content…
Then everything went to utter silence as Hage opens her eyes and smells rust and sweat. She looks up and then down and realizes she is being carried on somethings shoulder. The stench of the beast is even worse than the looks. She has only seen this type of monster in movies like Wrath of the Titans and that monster was a giant with one gargantuan eyeball called a cyclops. After swinging back and forth on it’s shoulder Hage started to get really dizzy and passed out. Finally the swaying stopped and Hage was put down and she thought that the cyclops was going to eat her.
Then she heard a really husky voice with an accent that sounded similar to an australian accent say, “Did you find another dimension hopper”. When Hage finally opens her eyes to look around she sees trees imprisoning her and Jixi lying unconscious beside her.
“Rev this one is interesting she looks like she could be your twin”, the cyclops says in a low tone of voice. Hage catches their conversation and immediately looks to the guy called Rev and realizes that they do look strikingly
Again, after the paragraphs describing Dieters dream end, the passage is written in a dreamlike manner. It seems that Bethge mistakes Mrs. Hax for the dancing bear, which is strange because her actions in the first paragraph are nothing like the graceful actions of the bear, and she does not want to “fold him onto the fragrant, brilliant fur” in a warm embrace but rather harm him.
It meant a lot to me. I'll definitely try that this time. Oops, looks like it's time for me to be on way to work. See you next week granny. Love you and take care," Jared babbles. " Okay sweetheart. Love you more than you'll ever know. Tell your mom, that little knucklehead Kylan, and Malachi that I love them too and to take care of themselves," Grandma Seda yells. "Okay sure I will," Jared replies while running outside to hop on his bike and leave. On his way to work Jared passes by the closest school to his village. He notices a bright red sign that reads, "Free biology class on Friday. All are welcome." Jared was so excited that he hopped off of his bike and did what he called his happy dance. He hopped on his bike, rode off to work and greeted his boss when he walked in. " Hey boss I have a question. Would you allow me to take off on Friday to attend this educational event. It matters a lot to me and it's extremely important," Jared begins to beg. " I'm afraid you can't because you have to fill in for another worker on
Then she began to speak of a world with no room to move, rats that attack you can, bodies piled up, and men without skin. The she starts to see Sethe's face through water and she doesn't want to lose her. She wants to rejoin Sethe.
The next day they decided to ditch school to go to the zoo with Pignati. Ditching school wasn’t hard for them because there is a girl who helps in the office and she has an enormous crush on John. Throughout the zoo, visit Lorraine thinks she sees three omens. The first is a mean peanut vendor, the second is a peacock attacking her, and the last is a boy in the Nocturnal House. After their visit to the zoo, Lorraine and John started going over to Pignati’s every day after school.
Mike brought three of his freinds to a baseball game. Last Sunday was his birthday and his parents said he could bring three friends anywhere. He chose the baseball game. Mike loved baseball. He loved everything about it. He liked playing it, watching it on television, and watching it live. His friends were excited too. They brought a blanket and sat in the grass. Mike prefered sitting in the grass to sitting in seats. He could stretch his legs. He could lay down if he wanted to. He could watch the funny people in the stands. Mike and his friends left their blanket to get some food. They all got hotdogs and french fries. Mike planned on getting ice cream later. The local minor league team was pretty good, but the opposing team was supposebly
“So, you ask me the name I’m known by, Cyclops? / I will tell you. But you must give me a guest-gift / as you’ve promised.
" Of Mice and Men " by John Steinbeck is a novel involving two extremely different main characters. George is a reasonably intelligent, hardworking ranchman. Lennie on the other hand always manages to find trouble. He is equally as hardworking and honest as George but his simple childlike mind always finds him trouble wherever he goes. However they have one thing that unites the two of them as close as any bond can. This is that they both share the same dream of owning their own ranch and after many hard working years, moving from ranch to ranch, living in complete poverty and working for next to nothing they finally try to achieve this life long dream.
Mrs. Arable is worried about Fern and has a discussion with Dr. Dorian. He says maybe the animals really do talk and kids pay better attention than adults. It’s late summer and Wilbur will be going to the County Fair. Charlotte is not sure she can go because it is egg-laying time.
“Uh huh.” Lily hated being on display like a zoo animal. Sometimes, the patrons threw rocks or food. Or worse. Little Timmy ("barely two feet tall") lost an eye and Gene the Lobster Boy was doing time for manslaughter, after a fight with a mark. Once, a drunken mark broke into their trailer after he 'd been stiffed in the hoochie-coochie tent. Since then, the girls kept a butcher knife under the bed.
Jeff was sitting on his family’s couch. Jeff Anderson was fifteen years old. His home town was San Francisco, California, but his family had moved to New York a few days ago. The reason for the move was that his dad had opened a new business there. So now that I’ve told you about Jeff, then let’s get back to the story.
Most of the men in the room didn’t know Mikey, but everyone made toasts to their own fallen friends. Many of them asked about Mikey, and his friends were willing to talk about him. So, Jackson traded his empty glass for a glass of water and made an effort with every toast with everyone else in the room. Early during the evening right after the first toast, Frank whispered to Jackson, “How’s your stomach?” and got “Terrible” as a reply, so he went out to the car, retrieved a pill from his bag to settle Jackson’s upset stomach. After Jackson took the tablet with a drink of water from his glass during one of the toasts, he felt some relief as his stomach settled down, but it still bothered him and would until he ate something. Due to the processed
Susan shut off the TV, and checked her watch. It was only 5:30, the zoo was still open. “Jason, honey, we’re to the zoo!” “Yay! Mommy, now I can show you the
One dark, misty night on Manor farm, the pigs were partying. They partied in the Jones house with Mr. Pilkington Napolean didn’t let any other animals into the house besides the pigs were so fat they couldn’t stand on two feet, they had to crawl. On the other hand the other animals were locked up in the barn and very mistreated; they were only fed leftover whiskey, milk, and apples.
I'm driving a blue sport convertible, with the top down, up the side of a mountain. I look to my right and notice how high up I am. I suddenly get this rare sense of acrophobia, so I let off the gas and press the brakes. As I press the breaks, I abruptly speed up instead of slowing down. I try pressing the gas and letting off the breaks to see if it will reverse the effects but nothing happens. As I look up ahead, I notice a dangerous cliff sign...and I'm racing straight towards it. My heart is in my throat as I try to turn the steering wheel but it won't budge.
“Hey, are you busy today? Because if not, you should come over to my house and spend the night or something.”