TALE OF WAR Hello, I am Johnny S. Mini Jr O. My full name is Johnnythonationousgorgison Secretituswannabe Minithorwannahammer Joshedreader Oheeriotiswamis but of course everybody calls me John. “WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH MY VOTING TICKET JOHN!!! IF DON TRUMPET WINS THE ELECTION WE WILL SUFFER FOR 100 YEARS!!!” Yeah that was Albertus that was just shouting at me… He’s a god… And right now, there is a presidential debate between Don Trumpet and Hiltery Clineton... And of as a god he has all of his conspiracy’s… “I can read minds you know John?” “Oh, yeah… I… I… I forgot about that…” I don’t know why he thinks that we will suffer for 100 years or even how we will suffer… “for one, I am a god and for two it will be war and hunger and for three …show more content…
buzzed to life. “And the winner of this year’s election… Don Trumpet…” “BZZZT” the T.V. dies down. “WHAT DID YOU DO JOHN NOW WE WILL SUFFER!!!” “When will we suffer Albertus… Oh wait, NEVER!!!” “To start the suffering I will start with giving you AIDS.” If he does that, that will be weird since… “Your 46 years old and still a virgin?” “No…” Yeah, that actually sounds about right… Maybe he is… One two… “I am the only one of my species so I can’t lose my virginity.” “HAHAHA AND YOUR 578 YEARS OLD!!! L… …show more content…
“You wanna fight in the war?” No. “We leave now and in the mean time we will sleep.” ONE HUNDRED YEARS LATER “John wake up we are here!!!” FYI if you ever go on a trip in a small ship that last one hundred years’ people change a lot. “Darn I don’t get reception on your planet
In his book, Blood Done Sign My Name, the author Timothy Tyson tells the story of the highly combustible racial atmosphere in the American South before, during, and after the Jim Crow era. Unlike Margaret Mitchell’s account of the glory and grandeur of the Antebellum South, Tyson exposes the reader to the horrific and brutal reality that the black race experienced on a daily basis. Tyson highlights the double standard that existed during this period in history, arguing that the hypocrisy of the “white” southern judicial system allowed the murder of a young black African-American male at the hands of white racists to go unpunished (Tyson 2004, 244).
The second chapter of ' 'In Cold Blood ' ' focuses on the aftermath of the murders. While the townspeople and investigators cope with the murder of the Clutter family, the killers make their way to Mexico.
Capote opposes the death penalty, almost pleading that Perry is insane. As the Psychologist is unsure of whether or not Perry is insane, the court quickly shuts that escape route down. The imminent death of Perry and Dick makes the reader feel split on the two, where they would rather have Dick put to death and let Perry live, if the reader so chooses that Perry is insane.
Many people look at this crime as terrible, horrendous, and evenCapote explores the human side of two cold-blooded killers, Perry Smith, and Dick Hickock.
“There is no time to think. There is only time to do or let die!” Professor Mark M. Ravitch: “If you cannot figure out a patient's problems, maybe someone else can!”and Raphael Adar “When you encounter massive bleeding, the first thing to remember is that it is not your blood!”
rational idea. He see’s human nature as a doomed race and that we have no
the human race will be taken to the point of complete break down. He feels that
According to chapter two, the effects of the murder on the town of Holcomb are a shock to the citizens of Holcomb because this is the first time they experience such a horror event. This posts a dangerous threat to a part of Kansas and especially the Clutter’s neighborhood. Consequently, this event threaten their peaceful way of living. The author states in In Cold Blood: “Another reason, the simplest, the ugliest, was that this hitherto peaceful congregation of neighbors and old friends has suddenly to endure the unique experience of distrusting each other” (page 88). Many feeling has risen in the citizen of Holcomb: doubt, fear, suspicion, and unsafe.
Throughout the novel the theme of blood is often mentioned. The blood has various meanings, but overall it signifies part of his identity. It is Bính’s blood that grounds him to his origins and I argue that it represents his life in Vietnam as something that he can never run away from. Vietnam will follow him wherever he goes and for that reason he will never quite fit in anywhere else.
1. “Then, touching the brim of his cap, he headed for home and the day’s work, unaware that it would be his last.” (page 15, paragraph 1)
In Truman Capote’s non-fiction novel In Cold Blood, the Clutter family’s murderers, Perry Smith and Dick Hickock, are exposed like never before. The novel allows the reader to experience an intimate understanding of the murderer’s pasts, thoughts, and feelings. It goes into great detail of Smith and Hickock’s pasts which helps to explain the path of life they were walking leading up to the murder’s, as well as the thought’s that were running through their minds after the killings.
Bloodstain pattern analysis (BPA) is one of many specialties in the field of forensic science; the science of bloodstain pattern analysis use scientific knowledge from other fields to solve problems. BPA also uses the scientific method to examine bloodstain evidence at a crime scene where blood is present by gathering information, observing, documenting, analyzing, evaluating, and technical or peer reviewing. A bloodstain pattern analysis job is to collect, categorize and interpret the shape and distribution of bloodstains within a crime scene (Peschel, 2011). Bloodstain patterns can reconstruct a crime scene and then determine the crime as an accident, homicide, or suicide; the blood can also identify the location, quality and intensity of an external force. The purpose of a BPA’s is to determine bloodstain patterns and to recreate the action that caused the blood.
I walk out to the enclosed wooden porch to find my Papa slightly rocking in his bluish green lazyboy. I head over to the giant plushy couch sitting across from him. He looks up at me with a grin on his face. I ask him about who he is. Papa starts to talk about it. I quickly stop him and ask for his name. He says, “His name is Teeny Weeny.”
A prayer is spoken to the Earth, using prayer-like words like “thy redeemed ones” and “O Earth.” Seeing all the terrors of war has turned men away...
give I to the poor. Then come and follow me." In the light of this,