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Short Story Once upon a time many many years ago in the early 1800’s in Paris is a little girl known as Little Red by all the town folks. One night in late October Halloween to be exact Little Red wanted to hang out with with her friends but her mom and grandmother didn't think it was a very good idea to let Little Red out with her friends so late at night on Halloween but Reds mother loved her so so so much that she just couldn't say no to her l. So as the day gets darker Red is getting to

The Brothers Bond “The Red Convertible “is a really great story to read because of its themes, characters, and its background. The author gives a lot motivations for the readers to be interested. “The Red Convertible” is a story that deals with two brothers that come from the Chippewa reservation. The story’s focus is the two brothers and how did their relationship has changed after a period and especially how did the red convertible reflect on their relationship. Those changes were sad and turned

strong. Touching the red tapestry, I then did as instructed and lifted. To my surprise, before me, there was a slightly shorter door with a flat gold handle. Cautiously, my eyes shifted side to side, then I twisted the knob and opened the door. Facing me was a darkened entrance. “Jared,” a voice said, appearing in the room. “What’s going on? Is everything alright?” It was Gemma. “Gemma, look,” I said, immediately whirling around and pulling back the tapestry. “I opened The Red Book. It said do

Red Lips The first thing he noticed when she stepped into his office was her red lips, and then her eyes came second. Her red lips weren’t too bright, but at the same time they weren’t too dark. They were just the right shade of color that you would notice from across the room, but at the same time gave off a sense of being undetectable if it didn’t want to be. When she sat down across from him on his black leather couch, in his office, she looked straight at him and never broke eye contact. Her

encounter a hurdle that will challenge them either physically or mentally. Although self-doubt is always part of the equation, the individual always has the option to overcome the obstacle or let the barrier determine their destiny. In the short story “The Red Convertible” written by Louise Erdrich and the play “The Cuban Swimmer” written by Milcha Sanchez-Scott readers get the insight of the struggle two characters face as they find themselves in a difficult time in their lives. Through the events

sister had brown hair and brown eyes and she was understanding and pleasant. Lainey on the other hand had blonde hair and blue eyes she was silly and mild. Shea was also blonde she had blue eyes and Shea's personality is gay and friendly. Mrs.Kathy had red hair and green eyes she was very loyal and merry. Alicia had a dog named Oreo,Oreo was sweet and marvelous little puppy. Oreo was a girl she loved to bark she was a sable. One day Alicia walked out to find Oreo on the floor not moving but then Bri walked

In the stories The Red Umbrella, by Christina Diaz Gonzalez and ¨Band-Aid for 800 Children¨ by Eli Saslow there is one subject that the both of stories have in common, Immigration. Still there are many differences in the stories, in The red umbrella a family is being separated from a poor lifestyle in Cuba, in ¨Band-Aid for 800 Children¨ kids parents are being deported making it harder for the kid to live. Both stories have somethings in common, in The red umbrella one of the main problems is family

story The Ransom of The Red Chief and the movie Home Alone, I believe that the theme is that no matter how big or small someone is, you should never underestimate them. One example to support my theme is in the story. The author wrote, “I jumped up to see what the matter was. Red Chief was sitting on Bill’s chest, with one hand tangled in Bill’s hair. In the other he had the sharp knife we used for slicing bacon.”(O. Henry 65). This is a prime example that shows that Red Chief is not scared to put

Red Cross initially was founded to help the wounded war heroes during World War II. Since then it has expanded to help families in need of assistance. They have offered classes such as CPR, Lifeguarding, Babysitting, Childcare, and so much more. They have made a huge impact on people’s lives today, including Julie and her son Michael. The American Red Cross charity was founded by Clara Barton on May 21, 1881(A Brief History)

EL101 “Short stories value symbol over plot.” Discuss, with reference to both “The Masque of the Red Death” AND “The Tell-Tale Heart.” By Edgar Allen Poe. Symbolism is a technique that is greatly valued in many short stories. It is evident in the work of Edgar Allen Poe, in his short stories, “The Masque of the Red Death” and “The Tell-Tale Heart”. Both of these short stories reveal and prove that short stories value symbol over plot. Poe’s effective use of symbolism in his short stories broadened