Hi I’m Carrie and I’m a mute I can’t talk but I could hear and I have to warn you about a girl name Eleanor not only she’s a daughter of a devil but she was a normal girl until her dad murdered her now,she haunts apartment 715. My friend Jake Smith was a victim of murder maybe you will be next… If I were you I would stop reading from here or you’ll be scared and you’ll never be able to sleep again I warned you don’t tell me I did not. Ok I’m going to start… Jack Smith was a normal guy until he met Eleanor in a nightmare. While he was telling the nightmare his voice started trembling after every single word “ I was in an alleyway and and I saw my grandma but she-she seem so real and healthy but she died in 1942. Then I saw a girl with black shagged hair and gleaming red eyes and pointed to this apartment but my grandma refuse to”… There,there, there,she is! screaming with terror as I was trying to calm him down but after a while he calmed down himself and he never finished his sentence… After a while I kind a …show more content…
These innocent people fulfilled her demands but either way they all died so that technically means you die either way.I’ve always wondered how it will be like if I got haunted by Eleanor but it would mean I will die. So I stayed away as far as I can from her. It is May 17 and Jack really needs help he has been acting weird lately saying”you will be next”. That’s freaking me out because I guess this is about the nightmare so I stayed my distance. Also,I have been noticing that he doesn’t eat or drink at all now but I think my food is really good. Jack has been lately looking in the mirror and has been chanting for help probably from Eleanor. Its now June 23 its now my birthday turning 34 and i am going to move away i have a boy named jason and a girl named celeste they are the most beautiful children anyone could have.
In Mary Downing Hahn’s “The Ghost of Crutchfield Hall,” Downing Hahn shows that sometimes the best of people who deserve the best end up getting the worst. In this companion book, you will see the difference between the two main characters; Sophia and Florence. You will also find out about the setting and what dangers can go on at Crutchfield Hall. You will see what something in the book symbolizes, including the cat and the mice, and the cold. I will show you Sophia’s mind and her thoughts, and what she is planning on doing, more about her death, and possibilities of what could’ve happened.
Oh dear! I can't believe what I just did, it was so hilarious, I hope
led her to neglect her son at the end of ‘I’m the king of the castle’,
I sit here waiting, waiting for the day for the I can be free. Free from work, free from these awful people, free from everything. I wish I could just settle down at my own place where I can grow my own food, farm my own land, be my own boss. I already dont have to worry about Lennie getting in any trouble. I guess I'm halfway there. It could just be me on my own, on a little farm, with some chickens, maybe some pigs or a cow. I can grow my own food. I know how to cook, I’m not too bad. I can teach myself some things. I can even go into town every saturday and trade in some of my things. While I'm there I can visit Lennie's grave, maybe bring him some pretty flowers. Oh I'm sure he would like that. I really do miss that sun of a gun.
I was returning from work that evening, when I saw a shadowy figure lurking in Gatsby’s bushes. I soon realized that he was holding a gun. Before I could do anything, Daisy came out of nowhere and took down the figure with one kick. I ran over to the scene and noticed that the figure was Mr. Wilson. At that moment, I realized that someone must have told him that it was Gatsby’s car that killed Myrtle.
This is a part of the “Agnes Barton” series (requires that readers have read the original series), but focuses in part on the Paranormal aspect. Agnes 's life has changed a lot since she got into a car accident; she sees her son, which is odd as she has not seen him in a while and he is now a ghost. Her and her friend Eleanor get the Butler Mansion (a bed and breakfast) ready for its grand opening on Halloween. Matters are complicated when the pair find the dead body of Katherine Clark. She has a new partner that has taken the form of a ghost. She struggles to keep this a secret from Eleanor, which is difficult as Eleanor does not miss a whole lot. Agnes wants to connect with her son, Stuart, as she has not had contact with him for a
Unknown. "An Anonymous Letter to Eleanor Roosevelt (3)." The Great Depression and the New Deal, Primary Source Media, 1999. American Journey.
Eleanor Rigby is a story about a 30-something female who lives her life with a very conscious and accepting feeling towards to her complete loneliness. She never goes out beyond her daily work experience, which she begins by counting down to her predicted date of death. This seemingly perfect mirage of a life is broken when Liz receives a phone call from the hospital saying that she best come to the E.R. As she arrives she meets a charming young man who turns out to be her son Jeremy, who she gave up after a drunken one-night-stand in the 10th grade on a school sponsored trip to rome. Soon after being reunited with her son the doctors tell her that he has m.s. and that he doesn't have much time to life. Liz takes him home and begins to care for him, marking an incredible change in her life. As Jeremy's condition declines, Liz's attitude towards life progresses, and soon she finds herself in a journey to find Jeremy's father, and to find real meaning in life.
Mile after mile my old life is whizzing past just out of my grasp. As Gail Sheehy had said, “If we don’t change we don’t grow. If we don’t grow we aren’t really living.” Right now I really don’t want to grow, well actually I do want to grow because I’m only 4’8 and I want to grow really tall, but that’s not the point. The point is I miss my friends and I’m nervous that 7th grade might be difficult not meaning the assignments will be hard but the experience I mean I’m only 10. Literally I can count my age on my fingers! But, I was reading Shakespeare at 5 and was able to speak 9 different languages at 7. Still I played with the same LEGOs as every other kid (except I build scale models of famous monuments). I still learned how to ride a bike the same way as most kids (shortly after I built my own bike). I just wish I was treated normally, literally most people treat
Eleanor of Aquitaine was born in 1122 in Aquitaine to William X and Aenor of Chatellerault. During her time she was one of the wealthiest and most powerful women alive. She was crowned the queen of France on December 25, 1137, just fifteen years old. She was married to King Louis VII. Eleanor was said to have been very energetic and had a passion for hunting and poetry. She participated in the Second Crusade; she and 300 ladies and female servants dressed in armor and carried lances, despite not having done any fighting. She and Louis argued over how to fight the Crusade and Eleanor announced that she and Louis’ marriage was not valid in God’s eyes due to possibly being related through some family connections. However, Eleanor was still forced to carry on with Louis’ plans to reach Jerusalem rather than just recapture Edessa. The Second Crusade failed. Her marriage to Louis was annulled in 1152. Eleanor had bore him two daughters but no male heir. Because of this their marriage had been strained, and it didn’t help that rumors had been spreading of Eleanor having an affair with a fam...
I just was whipped. Nobody cares. Nobody cares that I’m wounded, hurt, bleeding. If you are wondering, my slave name is Lewis. But people call me other things. Bad things. I don’t feel like talking about them.
He is sick, and exhausted from work. There is no woman in his life, and his only friend is leaving town. However, Jack has a subtle, semi-conscious attraction to Mabel but he is in a state of denial, and repression. As Jack goes to visit Mabel’s brother’s he becomes intrigued by their gloomy, proud, and strangely detached sister. He very carefully avoids talking to her, the narrator says: “Mabel looked at him with her steady, dangerous eyes, that always made him uncomfortable, unsettling his superficial ease.” (5.) Later on Jack passes Mabel and they exchange a look; the narrator says: “There was a heavy power in her eyes which laid hold of his whole being, as if he had drunk some powerful drug. He had been feeling weak and done before. Now the life came back into him, he felt delivered from his own fretted, daily
The sentences used by Smith range from 24-29 words. The sheer length of these sentences is not what makes them so effective. Smith utilizes these long sentences as well as drastic changes in speaker point of view within these long sentences to add an additional layer of confusion for the reader. A reader must first read these lengthy sentences as well as distinguish where the shift between speakers are. This detail adds another layer of complexity and confusion to the pome that highlights how easy it can be to misinterpret the distress of others. Smith presents this story to readers in a way that is anything but straight forward and requires careful reading and consideration to make sense of it. “ Oh, no no no, it was too cold always (Still the dead one lay moaning) I was much too far out all my life and not waving but drowning” (Smith 288 Lines 9-12) is a sentence that is constructed from 29 words and changes its speaker 3 times. The line nine is told from the point of view of a friend or on looker, while line ten is told from the point of view of a narrator, and lines eleven through twelve are said by the dead man. This very convoluted and complex writing style creates even more confusion in
As he was walking to school in the bright morning he went to the spot he had found the body, it wasn’t there anymore, but he just continued walking. Once he got to school, he felt like everybody was looking at him. He felt guilty but just kept on walking, some people started mumbling and he heard his name a couple of times. Jake just thought “They don’t know what I go through, especially what had happened last night’’. As he walked into class he heard the announcements and his name got called up to go to the front o...
“Now that is creepy. Why are my sister’s dolls down here anyway?” I said out loud. “Whatever.” So I just kept walking to the movie room. As I passed the huge closet and enormous fireplace, I was finally in the movie room. “Wow! This basement is huge!” I thought myself. The finale is about to start so I grab the remote for the 100 by 100 inch TV. I turn it on and right away, white black lines go across the screen. I see a hint of red scattered on the TV. All of a sudden, the TV goes all white and I see that there is not red in the TV, it’s on the TV! I then came to the consensus that it is blood! I started to think about the doll. Suddenly, the lights go out and the TV turns black. Reclined back, I struggle to get up. When I got up, my legs are shaking. I sprint up to the light switch. I tried turning it on but the switch was busted. I rushed to the door. I tried the doorknob, but it was locked! “Somebody had to have done this.” I thought to myself. Thoughts started rushing through my head; I was getting anxiety, I start hearing noises and voices. I listen more carefully, I hear the sound of air hockey table turning on and off, I hear the claps of thunder, I hear scratching coming closer! Closer! Closer! Closer! Closer! Suddenly, the creepy overwhelm me; I hear the piano playing by itself! I looked back at the TV in search of the doll. The TV started turning on and off. The doll was