Have you ever heard of someone with 5 identities and a networth of 200 million dollars? Barney Northrup is one of the most important characters and very foundational to the story in The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin. First of all he sold all the apartments in sunset towers, he is Sam Westing, Windy Windkloppel, Sandy Mcsouthers, and Julian R. Eastman, and he founded the Westing game. This mystery novel would not come together without the mysterious Barney Northrup.
Barney Northrup plays one of the most important parts of the novel because he sold everyone apartments in sunset towers. This factor of the story is very important because without the apartments and restaurants the heirs would have nowhere to stay. For example on page 4 of The Westing
In An Interrupted Life and Letters From Westerbork, the diary entries of Etty Hillesum, a twenty-nine-year-old Dutch Jewish woman who died in Auschwitz are published. Hillesum’s letters show this young woman’s search for identity and a meaning to life. By reading Hillesum’s story, one is able to look deeper into the Christian stance on immigration, but more specifically, the Christian call to care for all people. In a Diary entry from December 18, 1942, Hillesum writes about leaving for Westerbork, a detention and transit camp in Hooghalen, northeastern Netherlands. Westerbork was a place where Romani and Dutch Jews were assembled for transport to Nazi extermination camps and concentration camps. In this particular letter, Hillesum writes about
Anyone reading The Westing Game will realize by the end of the book that each pair of heirs is perfect for each other in one way or another. But because of the way they support each other from Denton helping Chris get an operation from Chris helping Denton by inspiring a change in his life it is obvious that Chris and Denton are the most perfect pairs of heirs in the Westing Game. They might not win but they build a friendship that will last a lifetime. And that’s a win win.
“The Most Dangerous Game”, a short story by Richard Connell, is about a man named Sanger Rainsford that falls overboard on a ship and ends up on a mysterious island. From there he finds civilization and he meets the thrill-seeking General Zaroff that hunts humans to fix his craving for an adrenaline rush. Overtime, the general insists to compete with Rainsford by hunting each other and in the end he got the best of General Zaroff. Sanger Rainsford is a major character that greatly advanced the plot with his dynamic personality and his meaningful actions. From his intelligence and bravery he is able to conquer General Zaroff and prevent anybody else getting hunted by the evil and inhumane General.
Sifting through the multiple essays and applications, Wester's eyes skimmed past the lines and lines of neat words. He didn't give a crap about the filled in forms—after all, the Head Gamemaker position was to be assigned by he himself. Forms and applications would give the hopefuls too much power, even if it were fleeting and false. Wester already had his final two choices: Aurelius Dens and Rya Lupus. The former was a loyal-to-the-end-but-naive person, unable to betray... or fully reach the full potential of Head Gamemaker, while the latter was a huge history buff, but a woman.
The book To Kill a Mockingbird is historical novel that takes place in the 1930’s. In the book the author, Harper Lee, uses three characters to show how many hateful and racist people are in the town of Maycomb, Alabama. These three characters show how the town is racist and hateful towards them or their way of life. Tom Robinson is one of the three characters that was treated hatefully because he was african american.
When in a complicated situation, it can get you to be a better problem solver. This idea is demonstrated by the protagonist and very well developed hunter, Rainsford, in the short story “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell that being stuck on Ship Trap Island to fight for survival against the antagonist, General Zaroff, is difficult if you don't think deep and clear. This is demonstrated in a part in the story, for example, towards the end of the story when Rainsford is in a situation where General Zaroff was getting closer to finding him, causing him to think really deeply about his past experiences and think deep within him. Rainsford proves throughout the story that he is an intelligent, confident, and a curious type of man.
So my theory is I think Sam Westing is NOT dead, because when Turtle went inside the the Westing house she said that it didn't look like a dead body to her she said it looked like a wax figure so that's one of my theories .
Kia Parsons and Billy Bunning were to get married soon. In their first compromise, the two had to find a mutually satisfying decision on their wedding cake. The wedding cake can be one of the most important decisions of the wedding. It's used during the traditional cutting of the cake ceremony where the couple completes their first task together as newlyweds.
This story takes place during the 1920s on Long Island, in the cities of “West Egg” and “East Egg”. It is narrated by Nick Carraway, a stocker broker who works on Wall Street. He
West Eggers are the newly rich; the people who have worked hard and earned their money in a short period of time. Their wealth is epitomized on material possessions. Gatsby, like the West Eggers, lacks the traditions of the East Eggers. He is considered 'new money', in the sense that his wealth came to him more recently through his own success. Although Gatsby is now a part of this class, his faith and belief in the success of his dreams has allowed him to preserve some morality. Nick Carraway, the narrator of the novel, lives in West Egg and exhibits honesty in this place of superficiality. Clearly the West is able to preserve some ethics while the East is not able to grasp any. Although West Egg is the more moral, it is still a place of superficiality and materialism.
The two stories Stray and Washington Iviring: Rip Van Winkle both answers the question how do our conundrums impact who we are. In the story Stray Doris’s father did not let Doris keep a stray dog, but after Doris’s father went to the pound he found out that the pound is not a very nice place. In the Washington Iviring story a man named Rip van winkle was getting tired of Dame van winkle’s constant nagging and then runs off to the mountain for 20 years which seemed like one night.
Once Nick Carraway, the narrator, moves into a small home in West Egg, he soon comprehends that East Egg and West Egg are completely different. Carraway realizes the East Egg is where the upscale residents live and West Egg is more economically disadvantaged as he explains, “I lived at West Egg, the--well, the less fashionable of the two, though this is a most superficial tag to express the bizarre and not a little sinister contrast between them” (Fitzgerald 5). East Egg residences extremely wealthy people whose wealth has been passed down the line for years, while West Egg houses the hard-working people who build up their wealth. Furthermore, Thomas C. Fowler defines that living in a wealthy, luxurious geographical environment can reconstruct a character into a conceited personality explaining, “Literary geography is typically about humans inhabiting spaces, and at the same time the spaces inhabiting humans” (174). This theory is correct because the residences’ in East Egg are spoiled, selfish people finding themselves in a wealthy and treasured lifestyle.
Otis Amber is an excessively important character because he delivers the crucial letters of invitation to sunset towers . Otis Amber is a small , wiry 62 year old man. He delivers the imperative letters for the future tenants of sunset towers. On page one of The Westing Game it states, “ then one day ( it happened to be the fourth of july ) a most uncommon - looking delivery boy rode around town slipping letters under the door of the chosen tenants to be”. Without these letters the whole plot would not happen . Sam Westing needed everyone at sunset towers, for his game later in the novel. In addition , this character adds amusment to the novel.
James Gatz, otherwise known as Gatsby, is depicted as someone who is very rich as he has purchased a gaudy mansion in the West Egg and he throws lavish
In the beginning of this novel, Nick caraway, a young man from Minnesota, moves to New York in the summer of 1922 to learn about the bond business. He rents a house in the West Egg district of Long Island, a wealthy but not fashionable area populated by rich people. Nick is unlike all the other people in West Egg, he was educated at Yale and has social connections in East Egg. Nick’s next door neighbor in West Egg is a strange man named Jay Gatsby, who lives in a huge Gothic mansion and throws parties every Saturday night.