We were stuck on the swings at Hershey Park and everyone was beginning to complain. There was a middle-aged woman with her two kids who were starting to pick on each other. The woman’s youngest child was a six-year-old boy with orange hair and freckles that covered his nose and cheeks. He wore black glasses and had blue eyes. His older brother, who was fifteen, had blonde hair just like his mother’s but he resembled his younger brother in a way that he had the same freckles and the same color eyes. With all the waiting going on, the boy’s irritation with each other started to grow excessively. It got to the point when the youngest boy, who was named Michael, yelled over to his brother “It is your fault Josh that we are stuck here. I should …show more content…
Dad did not check the tires before we left like he usually does.” “Boys, stop trying to put blame on each other. Did I never tell you the story of a town where there was a group of people, who thought they were trying to do some good in the world? But when they blamed a person they thought had committed the crime they ended up blaming the wrong person.” “No.” “Then listen to the story and maybe you will learn not to blame each other.”
In a small village where nothing exciting ever happened. There had never been any crimes and no police force until one fateful event almost destroyed the whole town. This day was like no other day. It was as if a spell had been cast over the town. The sky was purple and the sun was a bright orange. The people of the town were scared for their lives. Nothing bad ever happened around there not until a body had shown up in a field not too far from the great old oak tree. A group of settlers who were traveling from a kingdom that had fallen corrupt had planted the tree over 200 years ago. The tree was a place of worship and a place of refuge. The tree was a symbol of the community’s newfound
“No, I would never forgive anyone that attempted to take me away from my family.”
I was wandering in the mall recently , aimlessly as some of us do, basically waisting time. In my travels I came across a kiosk that sold various cellphones, chargers, and other accessories. The young man behind the counter asked if I needed any help, I answered as most of us do with a "no, I'm just looking."
What if you were destined to save your town, would you be heroic enough? What is a hero? Campbell’s Heroic Journey, The Hobbit, and story/ film explains. My idea of a hero is being a person who sacrifices themselves for others, and doesn't think people are less worthy than themselves. The Heroic Journey describes that anyone can be a hero, examples of that would be The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien, which is a story about a group of men go on a death defying journey to save the town. The other story is How to Train Your Dragon is similar with other supernatural events. Such as dragons and bugs. Despite having similar heroes, The Hobbit had a stronger Heroic Journey because there were more obstacles.
I woke up to the distant sounds of cows mooing and the rustling of feet while guards switched shifts at the wall. I would’ve gladly been out there keeping lookout, but General Travis keeps saying that 14 is too young to have your life on the line, even though we all knew that simply being there at the fort was putting your life on the line. I slowly sat up and yawned and glanced at the closed window shutters. A small bit of light spilled out onto my cot, dawn was upon the Alamo, and that meant the cattle were
“You’re right, I’m sure. But the mere thought of them sometimes brings a tear to my eye, and I was ashamed to cry in front of all of you.”
In mid-December, during the celebration of her 10th anniversary with her husband Theo, Mrs. James got call from her department asking her if she could come in to work because they needed her help. When Mrs. James got the news she softly spoke, “Honey I’m so sorry, but they need me to come in to work.” Mr. James looks at her with an understanding smirk and kissed her on the cheek and said “See you when you get home. Be safe!” as she rushed out the door. When she got inside of the car , she turns the key in the ignition. A call came up on the screen saying “Homicide on 403 Pembroke Rd." She turns on her sirens and rushes off to the location. When Detective James arrived she saw a 3 story mansion on a hill owned. She read a sign nearby "Property
On 20Nov16 at 1337 hrs. I, Deputy Halbasch, was dispatched to 16580 Co Rd 81 for a disturbance call.
In just one day 50 lives were taken by a mystery killer. When the bodies were investigated they weren’t normal fingerprints. It was a killer no one saw coming
"Every time he gets close to finding out anything that happened or coming to any terms, he pulls away. He's like a rubber band. I make process in pulling him and he just snaps back. And it hurts."
Earlier this week, I got in touch with the game warden that I had previously had a ride along with and asked if I could go on another one. I was told to meet at the Brunswick office at 10:00 am. There I was to meet up with Corporal Kate Hargrave. I arrived at the Brunswick DNR office at approximately 9:40 because early is on time, and on time is late. When I pulled into the front parking lot, I noticed a man standing by a truck parked near the entrance that said “NOAA Law Enforcement” on the side. As this was an unusual sight, I decided to walk over and introduce myself. The man by the truck was Agent Ben Hughes. After talking to him for a few minutes, Corporal Hargrave arrived and informed me that Agent Hughes would be joining us for the
Throughout the Australia's history, the boomerang is one of most distinctive and representative symbol which is strongly associated with Aboriginal culture.According to the research, Australia is not the birthplace of the boomerang. In fact, the boomerang has existed in other parts of the world for thousands of years. (Kevin, 2015) It is speculated that the initial aim of developing boomerang is used by hunting animals. Although the older boomerang as a hunting weapon has been used throughout Africa and Europe, Australian Aboriginal boomerangs already have ten thousands years of history. (Kevin, 2015) With the development of boomerangs,
You are resting in a hospital bed, tubes in your nostrils and injected into your arms, pumping medicine. Substantial aching pain that gets worse every second the pain killers wear off. Surgery has your body in it's worst state. You have known about your condition for several months, and all you can think about is wondering if this could have been avoided. That’s where this very controversial topic we know as assisted suicide comes in. Many different words and terms can describe the same action, doctors ending your life on purpose with your consent. Since it is so controversial, many places do not allow it, in fact, it is only legal in a few states in America. The topic of assisted suicide has a deep history to consider and there will always
I can feel my stomach churning as I slowly creep up the steps to the diving board. The metal scorches my bare feet as the sun begins to form little blisters on my shoulders; my SPF 80 obviously isn't doing its job. I try to muster up enough courage to finish the last three steps, but my knees are trembling ferociously. As I finally make it to the top, the smell of chlorine is rancid enough to make me hold my nose and prepare for my leap into the icy chemical bath. I take one last deep breath and mentally prepare myself by repeating quietly, "Today is the day I conquer my fear of the high dive.”
There was another person with him, I couldn’t figure out who he was but he seem familiar. The main clown was filling up one of the balloons, and it all of a sudden popped! The kid who was getting the balloon started crying. Then the other clown went around to see the kid and stole something out of the parents pockets! They are not really here for balloons, they are popping the balloons of purpose has a distraction!... I tell myself. I wanted to go to one of the cops and tell him he was a criminal, but I can’t because I don’t have any proof. I go home and rest because tomorrow I am going to take some pictures.
When I think back to the place that was forbidden to me, I become mesmerized yet distraught. I have vivid memories of my childhood, a most prominent one being the forest. Ever since I was able to walk on my own, I have loved exploring the outside world. Being a first-year cub scout, I soon became curious of the woods behind my aunt’s home. My mother soon discovered my plans to explore the area and quickly stopped me. Although my mother warned me that something bad might happen, I proceeded anyway. Once I cleared the first few trees, I realized why my mother had heeded me not to explore there. Poison ivy was rampantly growing amongst the undergrowth and it had rubbed on my skin. It seems that I had to learn the hard way that my mother was right.