The children are once again on the road to meet their next relative Dr. Montgomery aka Uncle Monty. When they arrive he gives them a warm welcome which makes them feel like this experience will be the best yet. He had a house with a reptile room where he gives the orphans jobs to help him. Violet who invents traps, Klaus who reads up on the reptiles, and sunny who would bite ropes. Only a day in their new home uncle Monty invites them to Peru. He said that they would be leaving once his new assistant Stefano came into town. When the assistant arrives the children greeted him at his taxi. As they sat and examined him they realized it was Count Olaf in disguise. They began to feel real uncomfortable thinking of ways to tell Uncle Monty …show more content…
The next morning the children woke ready for the trip only to find that Uncle Monty was dead. Stephano had claimed that he was bitten by a snake but they were still going to Peru where he would then kidnap them, get their money, and kill them. Forced to leave with Stefano on their way to the loading dock they get into a car crash. The other care involved turned out to be Mr. Poe who was on his way to bring their luggage left behind after getting out of Olaf’s custody. Stephano explains how Uncle Monty had died from a snake bite and lies saying that they were going into town to get a doctor. The kids try to tell Mr. Poe that Stefano was Olaf in disguise, but the eye tattoo was missing when asked to lift up his pants leg. Mr. Poe insisted that they go back to the house and call a doctor instead. Arriving back at the house the doctor finally comes and looks at the body. He then places Uncle Monty’s body into his car saying he will do a further autopsy back at his lab. They began to have a long discussion on who would ride in which car since Mr. Poe’s car no longer worked and the kids refused to ride with Stefano alone. While the doctor, Stephano, and Mr. Poe sat and thought of a plan the kids wondered off to come up with a plan to
After, Sam Niles found him with the dominatrix. Baxter was embarrassed and fight with his last inner demon. His past and present had caught to him and cough the police disease. Baxter Slate committed suicide. After, the choirboys were told the news that their friend committed suicide they were all stunned. Especially, Sam who just yesterday gave him a break when he found him with the dominatrix. Sam was acting very odd throughout the night and once choir practice began came vary intoxicated. Sam stumbled and passed out in back of the police wagon that Roscoe Rules was driving, they figured they leave him in there with Spencer Van Moot (also pass out) and take their cars to the police station for them in the morning. Rules and shut the door of the wagon not realizing that Sam was extremely claustrophobic. Sam became conscious enough to realize he had no idea where he was. He was delusional and imaging Baxter’s dead body. Sam, became frantic and reached for his service gun, realizing he did not have it, then he reached for his off-duty weapon. A boy named Alexander Blaney, a gay boy, who was lurking around choir practice. Heard the turmeric screams from Sam. Soon after, Harold Bloomguard hearing the screams realized Sam is in the wagon and is very claustrophobic. Then, he asked Rules if he had shut the door to the wagon. The boy trying to help unknowingly did not know what was
Mark worried about his cousin considering that her son and husband had abusive tendencies and contacted the authorities. Officers checked the house twice and both times a note was on the front door of the house claiming the family was away. The police returned a third day and forced their way in. The police found the bodies of Randy and Karen Ringquist frozen in the freezer Jeremy had purchased to hide the smell of decay. Mark told the paper; “Karen and her husband didn’t get along. He was abusive to her. And then their son moved in and he was also abusive. He’s a 300 pound kid.” He continued with; “Her life was miserable and I tried to tell her to get out. I said ‘You’ve got to get out of there,’ but she said she had no money and no place to go. There’s no relatives close. I’m probably her closest
The 1950’s were full of music, whether it was classical or jazz. Chet Baker a well-known jazz trumpeter grew up in Los Angeles, California. Baker became renowned in the jazz scene, but ultimately let his drug abuse overtake him. Coincidentally, Herb Alpert, a famous classical trumpeter also grew up in Los Angeles around the same time as Chet Baker. Alpert may have had a similar upbringing, but he turned out to be completely different from Baker. Alpert was a philanthropic man and was respected by countless people. So what made these two musicians who grew up in similar conditions end up so oppositely? Their childhoods, success, and also the genre of music they played may have contributed to their differences.
They left by the sunrise and managed to make it far from their houses. All went fine until Jake suddenly screamed… He had fell from a steep and hurt his ankle.
So they tried something safer this time but with Ellen’s papa too, they took a walk, but then a robber came up to them, killed mama and shot both of Ellen’s papa’s lung, he died. So Ellen and Annemarie ran as quick as they could to Ellen’s mama. The next morning Annemarie tries to wake up Ellen by screaming in her face but Ellen didn’t wake up, she died of a heart attack. So Annemarie, Mama and Uncle Henrik decide to leave because of all the deaths but then… they figure out that there is a suicide bomber on the boat and he blows it
The following morning, the brothers notice that their father’s car is substantially damaged from what looks like a hit from the night before. Soon, the Sheriff takes in Judge Palmer for questing as he was the prime suspect for hit and run case wherein the victim, now dead, was
They were enjoying a pleasant discussion until the Socs surrounded them, barricading every potential escape route. They started towards Ponyboy and submerged his head under the fountain, suffocating him. Johnny was frightened and jabbed the Soc in the abdomen, killing him. The boys were both aghast by what had just occurred and proceeded to ask Dally for help. Dally aided them with an escape route, some cash, and a jacket, hoping that it was enough. The boys journeyed to the small town of Winndrixvill as fugitives. There, they resided at an abandoned church for 5 days. On the sixth day, the boys went to the supermarket to buy some necessities, however when they returned a problem awaited. The church had been set on fire and there were children trapped inside. Ponyboy and Johnny dashed inside, and began to rescue the children one by one, until they were all out of the building. However, one boy remained, Johnny. Before he could even blink, the roof collapsed and he was trapped under the
Auntie Mame is one of my all-time favorite movies. I have seen the movie at least one hundred times and adore it more after each viewing. The movie is, I believe, a lesson in chronological time manipulation in film. The movie begins as young Patrick comes to live with his eccentric aunt, growing into a young man, then a married father.
Finally, management of organizational change and stress. We first began with diversity. After conversing for a bit I came to the justification that Mr. Dearing had the Foster Mutual Adaptation option. In this option, people are willing to adapt or change their views for the sake of creating positive relationships with others. This implies that employees and management alike must be willing to accept differences and, most important, agree that everyone and everything is open to change (Kinicki, p.135). He implemented this by hiring people of all color and race and not treating them any differently. He accepts and encourages differences among his employees because this will increase the chance of someone else having the ability to solve certain issues. One of the biggest ways, Mr. Dearing handles his employee's stress is by allowing flexible schedules to all employees. This allows employees to be stress-free and more careful when on the job. This not
All of a sudden the three men got into a fight and then Injun Joe killed Dr. Robinson. Muff Potter was unconscious at that time, because he was knocked down. When Potter regained consciousness, Injun Joe told Potter that he killed Dr. Robinson. Potter was nervous from the time they got there, and he believed Injun Joe. Injun Joe told him that the best he can do right now, is to run away, and hide; and when he met someone, he should act normal. Then Injun Joe left the graveyard, too. Tom and Huckleberry saw it all, and were witnesses. But they were too scared that Injun Joe would come back for revenge if they told the people in the town what happened. The whole town went to the graveyard the next day, because Dr. Robinson was found dead there. Tom and Huckleberry went too. When they arrived there they also saw Muff Potter. A man who lived near the graveyard told them that it was Potter, who did it. His dog barked that night and when the man looked to see what it was, he recognized Potter. Tom did not want to go to schoo...
and that everyone would want to know them. Thus the boys decide to go forth and try to find the body. The boys pack their belongings up and all tell their parents that they are sleeping over one of the others house and the next day they are going to the drag races. So they meet up downtown and get ready to embark on their journey. Gordy and Chris meet up together first and Chris shows the .45 pistol that he borrowed from his old man, who was probably too drunk to notice. But while holding Gordy asks if its loaded and Chris tells him it isnt. But when he pulls the trigger it fires. They take off from behind the building where they were. They go to meet the other two guys and set off on their journey.
...d shots and Alan’s hand had gotten hit. The boys were back inside and the police called and told them that Doctor Curt had arrived. Doctor Curt spoke to the boys and told them that the first shot had been an accident; and that he had read the paper and it looked fine, so they could come out. The kids all walked out, they dropped their guns and were handcuffed, except for Zach who went to his mother and got his medication.
Peanuts, often confused as being a nut are actually legumes. Like other legumes they grow underground (1). Peanuts started to be widely produced and consumed in the United States in the early 1900s (1). Today the United States is one of the top growers of peanuts (1). Much of their popularity is due to the fact that they are a cheap affordable source of protein (1). One ounce of peanuts contains just over 7 grams of protein (1). Peanuts are used in many different styles of cooking. Peanut oil is becoming increasingly popular for cooking because it has a high cooking temperature and is high in mono and polyunsaturated fats (1). Despite the popularity of peanuts in our diets today, and the positive health benefits of consuming them, peanuts are the most common allergy causing foods (3).
In this piece of work I will be writing about the film ‘Forrest Gump’. In this essay I will be writing about Forrest’s life journey as a child to an adult and how his life can be compared to a box of chocolates.