Personal Narrative: She's Throw

Words: 619

Pages: 3

Open Document

It started off as any normal Halloween night, I was out trick or treating with my brother Brandon and my best friend Jo. This year it was our turn to take the baby trick or treating. Her name is Elizabeth but everybody calls her Izzy. So before we started, we stopped by my Aunts' house to get Izzy. I hate going to her house because it's so creepy. Outside of her house, she has this little bunny statue that she thinks is the cutest thing in the world ,but it's not. It looks like someone hit it with a bat and then ran it over with a motorcycle and buried it, then dug it back up and tried to call it cute. The inside is a petite ugly little hushed house with a old mildew smell. Somehow we made it out alive with no harm done (except a little shortness of breath). After we got Izzy we went down to my house to get ready of trick or treat. …show more content…
Jo is a haunted dill pickle. Brandon is a 1970's gangster. Izzy is an ugly duckling. Izzy hates Halloween because she is scared of everyone and everything. I told her to get over. She listened.

Before long we went though the whole neighborhood. I looked down and my heart sank! Then I screamed "WHERE'S IZZY!!!!!" I must be dreaming because when I looked down I didn't see Izzy in the stroller all I saw was her Minnie Mouse blanket and her ugly duckling costume. I must have pinched myself about a dozen times trying to get Izzy to come back. Jo was trying to get me to calm down.

Jo said" All we have to do is recheck all of the houses we already trick or treated at.

Audre Lorde On Women Of Color

Many of the works take the form of poetry or narratives. For example, Gloria Anzaldua in her piece, “Speaking in Tongues,” writes a love letter/poem/essay to third world women writers, writing in both spanish and english which is a radical act itself. Through this radical act of writing in both languages…

Words 1427 - Pages 6

Ayaan Hirsi Ali Essay

the reason for all this is because of Islamic teachings! This fits your warped preconceptions perfectly! This will make you feel smart, like you knew it all along. Who doesn’t like the occasional pseudo-intellectual high? Then you’ll go home, maybe throw down a brat for dinner. Who doesn’t like brats? Then it’ll hit you...Do they hate our brats too? You will now get suspicious. Maybe your token Muslim friend, “Mo,” shouldn’t be trusted with just everything. You may find yourself viewing him as a threat…

Words 1474 - Pages 6

Essay Change Summary

glossary appears in Section 16 for reference purposes. Key terms used to describe the study of English in the syllabus are outlined below. Responding is the activity that occurs when students read, listen to, or view texts. It encompasses the personal and intellectual connections a student makes with texts. It also recognises that students and the texts to which they respond reflect social contexts. Responding typically involves: * reading, listening and viewing that depend on, but go beyond…

Words 9417 - Pages 38

The Razor's Edge Study Guide Essay

The Razor's Edge W. Somerset Maugham Online Information For the online version of BookRags' The Razor's Edge Premium Study Guide, including complete copyright information, please visit: http://www.bookrags.com/studyguide−razors−edge/ Copyright Information ©2000−2007 BookRags, Inc. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. The following sections of this BookRags Premium Study Guide is offprint from Gale's For Students Series: Presenting Analysis, Context, and Criticism on Commonly Studied Works: Introduction,…

Words 23716 - Pages 95

Essay on Crime Writing Hsc

Module A: Genre Elective 2: Crime Writing  Extend, re-imagine and challenge conventions on the traditional detective story  How changing contexts and values have brought about changes in traditional crime stories and brought new conventions  New understandings of what constitutes a crime/who plays detective  Account for increasing popularity different forms of crime, and how the traditional retain their appeal Genre Criticism Quotes: General Genre:  “For readers, genres are sets…

Words 6629 - Pages 27

Study Guide: Consumer Behavior Essay

Terms for Test 2 To study: Make sure you can accurately define & explain these concepts. Test yourself by providing a written explanation & check it against your notes & text. Context Effects Context & Framing Effects: How options are described & alternatives are presented (what happens under gains versus losses, how is vivid/case information versus base rate data used) & the context in which they are embedded Ex: organ donation: opt-in (US), opt-out (UK), fruit in attractive bowls in the…

Words 6126 - Pages 25

LITERATURE REVISION BOOKLET 1 Essay

the American Dream – owning their own land, being their own bosses and living happy successful lives. Of Mice and Men was published in 1937. Complete the tasks on the following page about the context of this book. 1. How did Steinbeck use his personal experiences to help him write the book? 2. Explain three ways Of Mice and Men reflects the time in which it was written. 1.…

Words 6597 - Pages 27