Luke's Story Revealed: A Narrative Fiction

When he wakes up, he is in the hospital. Three days have passed while he is in his coma. The doctor tells him that he is blind in his left eye and will probably not be able to go back to sports. Through the many days that Luke is in the hospital many people come to visit him,

The start of Luke’s entire life story was his childhood. He was born on July 17, 1976 in Leesburg, Georgia. He was raised on his father’s peanut farm with his brother, Chris, and sister, Kelly. He first discovered his passion for music when he was fourteen after his parents bought him a guitar for his birthday. Soon after, he became good enough with his guitar, and with his voice, to start performing with local musicians. When Luke finished high school, he packed up his bags and got ready to head to Nashville, but before he was able to leave tragedy struck, his brother Chris was suddenly killed in a car accident. At that point, Luke put Nashville on hold and enrolled at Georgia Southern University so he could stay close to his family. After a while, his father saw Luke’s dream slipping away, so he told Luke to pack up

8655 Stirling Rd, Cooper City, FL 33328. This is the address of the Beef O’ Brady’s restaurant where I completely and utterly made a fool of myself. This past summer, my father allowed me to fly to Florida by myself to visit my friends. Within my group of wonderful best friends, there is a girl named Madi. Throughout my trip, I stayed with her. One night, Madi and I were extremely hungry but there wasn’t any food in the house because her mother was a health nut. We decided to go out to dinner at Beef O’ Brady’s. We walked in, sat down and ordered food. I ordered a giant burger that was flavored so amazingly well. Although, the delicious burger wasn’t the thing I remember most about that trip to Beef O’ Brady’s. After ordering, Madi’s little

Society is built up of a group of individuals who are organized into a community based off of similar beliefs and values regardless if that is religiously, culturally or other purpose based. In every society there are rules and regulations established, norms created and punishments carried out for members participating in deviant activities. In the movie Cool Hand Luke directed by Stuart Rosenberg, Lucas Jackson the main character is painted as a non-conformist after destroying parking meters while under the influence and thus is sentenced two years in prison. In the new environment Luke soon learns that this correctional prison consists of numerous rules that must be abided by and if not, must be faced with harsh punishment.

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away… there were two exceptional leaders by the name of Darth Vader, and Luke Skywalker. As many know, these two men are the leading antagonist and protagonist of the immensely popular franchise, Star Wars. For those that do not know, Darth Vader is the villain who leads a heinous army known as The Empire. Through methods of fear and intimidation, Vader fabricates a mega-weapon capable of destroying entire planets known as the Death Star. Luke Skywalker defies all odds as he uses the methods of stimulation and team building to try to lead the Rebels in an uprising against the tyrants. Each of these leaders is very successful in their own unique methods.

Luke Garner was a third child. Where Luke was from they could not have a third child and if they get caught with three children then they would take the third child away and the parents would get in trouble. Since Luke was the third child he had to hide all the time. (Pg.6) Luke had two older brothers named Matthew and Mark. (Pg.7) Jen's father got Luke a fake I.D. so that he is not like a third child. (Pg.6) His new name is Lee Grant and he goes to Hendricks School for Boys. That school is for boys who are rich.

This past week I met a guy name Jesus Castellanos at work. I've been working there for the last year never really sat down and had a conversation with him until last week. I learn that he's a pastor. He also invited me to attend church this past Sunday, which I did and it was great. This experience made me nervous at first bet I'm glad I talk to him he's such a nice man. All he talked about was his family and god.

"The closest mall is about thirty minutes away, and there is not a Chick-Fil-A anywhere close.”

Or the reason you die. Why did he have to die? Starts sobbing loudly. Elizabeth- Attempting to be comforting: Why are any of us in this situation?

“Why are you lying to me? If everything was fine, you wouldn’t be crying.” If I offered to walk him back to his house, he might be willing to go inside.

"All I Heard Was Congestive Heart Failure. What Does That Mean? Is She Going To Die? " "He Is Trying to Explain It -But

“What is the boy doing?” I asked. “He’s just resting; looks like these tired” General Horneck responded.

Luke does remind me of someone I know, but that someone is a character on TV. Luke is very betraying, he acted like he was everybody’s friend but he was really plotting against everyone. The person that is similar to Luke is Shane. Shane is from “The Walking Dead”. His best friend was Rick, the leader. He got mad at Rick but still acted like everything was fine. A trait they both share is they’re cunning. They both know how to plot and pull of something dreadful. They also tried to kill the main character but

Despite being the main character, in A New Hope, Luke Skywalker is neither mentioned nor seen on screen until the setting of the film has already been established. He is first seen with his uncle Owen buying droids from the Jawas on Tatooine. Luke is first portrayed as an annoying and immature kid. As the film’s plot follow him, we learn more about his character. Skywalker is an orphan living with his aunt and uncle on the desert planet Tatooine. At this point in the story, his main goal is to escape his boring life on Tatooine and explore the galaxy. However, his aunt and uncle force him to stay and help tend the family’s farm. In the beginning of A New Hope, Luke’s character represents the average teenager who just wants to break away from his or her mundane life.

In conclusion, Michael, who loves his son more than anything, tells his son not to leave them alone; however, Luke goes to a big city, and forgets about the goals he has been told to complete. He brings shame and disgrace to himself, and he loses everything he owns.