To Kill A Mockingbird Creative Writing

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In a few days we have went from being in our hive unknown to anyone or anything, to the most feared thing in this jungle! I continue to munch on the leaves as my colony waits for the scout to return. Finishing off my meal we regroup as the scout, Bob tells about his finding. "A few miles away there is a plantation full of food for us." he reports to our leader, Kai. "Good, if we start now we will be able to make it there by nightfall, rest and start in the morning." A small cheer echoes from our colony. Looking around I see few cheering and some like myself mouth watering imaging all the food we will soon have.
Getting information we march along the way I see other ants grab a leaf or two and eat it. Being stationed it the back is a bit boring, but it had its upsides too. Like having a clear path to walk Pickard 2 on and knowing what problems were up ahead. As we continue to march it grows cooler and cooler and night time approaches. Finally the sun sets and the moon and stars make their way onto the blackened sky. …show more content…
"What's going on?' I ask around. "A water filled ditch, Kai says that we'll cross it in the morning after we rest." An ant beside me informs me. Good I'm tired anyway. We spread out and rest. Some on the ground, in trees, on plants, anywhere we can find a spot. The warm sun rises over what is left of the trees as we regroup. "Today we conquer this battle field, then this plantation!" Kai announces. "But how do we get across?" An ant asked worried. "Well, it would seem best if we over power it by trying to go across by charging it." Kai replied strongly. We get information

To Kill A Mockingbird Assignment

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To Kill A Mockingbird Social Justice Essay

Paulo Coelho once said, “Everyone has a creative potential and writing a book brought that potential out in me.” Authors, poets and musicians often express themselves through their works. In Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, Atticus Finch is revealed to be a strong-willed character. Harper Lee uses him to share her opinions about the treatment of the poor, black, and uneducated people in To Kill a Mockingbird. Atticus’ reactions to these conflicts portrays Lee’s point of view on social justice…

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Compare And Contrast Tom Robinson And Boo Radley

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Mayella Social Issues

In the book To Kill a Mockingbird, Mayella is assaulted by her father, and she has to place the blame on an innocent man, many people in real life are also in a similar unfortunate situation. Throughout the story, Harper Lee covers many social and economic issues such as racism, poverty, and the judicial system. The example I will be covering is her writing about abuse and sexual assault. Not many authors cover this topic, as it can be uncomfortable to speak out and write about. Abuse as well as…

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To Kill A Mockingbird Movie Comparison

one commodity is amazing, can a remake be as good? The creative writing of the novel To Kill a Mockingbird is contrasted through the late movie, made to tell the visual story of the book. Although the story plot is very controversial and all aspects lead up to the main focal point. The movie does not contain all of those paramount perspectives, which create an intriguing story, that is pictured when analizing the novel. To Kill a Mockingbird is based in the mid to early 1930’s. This time period consists…

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To Kill A Mockingbird Creative Response

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Lies My Teacher Told Me

Connor Brown’s English Story I first knew I loved English my freshman year, reading To Kill a Mockingbird. It was the first time I ever really thought about what I can learn from reading. Not only that but also what can be truly said through writing. I learned through the guided discussion of the book, the dissection of what everything meant. With all of these things, from reading to writing to guided discussion, this is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Connor Brown’s English…

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Allusions In To Kill A Mockingbird

To specify, in Nelle Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, Scout’s father, Atticus, is displayed as a humble, caring, and moral man. What is significant about this story is that Atticus fights for the innocence of a Black man named Tom Robinson. During the time in which the story took place, Blacks…

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Literature Review On The Hunger Games

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Grade 9 Literature Terms Essay

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