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The Lady In Red
It was so cold, my breath, looked as if I was a smoker. On my way the Carlton post office with Beth, Lizzie, and Jenny to pick up our mail. In the cold weather somehow it got colder as if someone was breathing down my neck with lungs of ice. I turned to find two men dressed in black suits, standing between the two gigantic men stood a woman in red, her rosy red cheeks and red lips hiding her devious smile.
“Can we help you, miss,” beth said stepping forward.
“Well in such cold weather my friends and I decided to go find random people to give a free trip to, as you can see we are part of the F.W.T.S” flashing her badge at us.
“You act as if that is a well known name, explain it miss” added Lizzie cutting into the conversation.
“Well the be more explanatory it stands for the Federal World Travel Services and you
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They all seemed excited as if they won a billion dollars from that lady.
“Hey Alexis, guess what.”
“What.” i replied, sipping my coffee.
“We just got all four of us an all paid trip to Germany as an exchange student program!All we have to do is walk inside and find a worker named Bert working the last counter and say “My stamps are looking a bit square these days, if you know what I mean.”From there all we have to do is fill out some paperwork and take I.D photos for our tags.” “Guys doesn't that seem a little bit suspicious about how out of nowhere these people we have never met gave us an all expenses paid trip to Germany?” i urged with a concerned look.
Beth grabbed my shoulder “look Alexis you should take a risk sometimes you always wanted to go to a foreign country, and look we can all go so I doubt that they can take on four girls who practice martial arts in college.” A huge laugh broke through my concern
“Yeah maybe you're right life is about taking a risk once in awhile let's do
In the text “Seeing Red: American Indian Women Speaking about their Religious and Cultural Perspectives” by Inés Talamantez, the author discusses the role of ceremonies and ancestral spirituality in various Native American cultures, and elaborates on the injustices native women face because of their oppressors.
“There is in fact no such thing as an instantaneous photograph. All photographs are time exposures, of shorter or longer duration, and each describes a discrete parcel of time.” -John Szarkowski
The Red Scarf Girl take place during the Cultural Revolution, Ji-li and her family got caught in the savage change in china of the year 1966. Ji-li went through many hard struggles, as in losing and gaining friends, tough times with family, and because of her family, Ji-li was not allowed to do a lot of actives she wanted to do for examples; being a Red Successor and then a Red Guard. The reason there was a Cultural Revolution was because of Chairman Mao Ze-dong. The citizens trusted Mao with all of their hearts. China’s communities were brainwashed, so what’s good and what’s bad got all twisted around and if anyone contradicted what Mao said, that person would be jailed, tortured, or even killed; so he can keep a tight regain on the unfortunate
The relationship of brothers usually lasts forever, but in Louise Erdrich’s short story “The Red Convertible”, the relationship of the main characters Lyman and Henry takes a turn. Erdrich takes her audience through the experiences these brothers face and how they must come to terms that their relationship has changed. Knowing that it will most likely never be the same both Lyman and Henry try to fix their relationship until eventually one falls because of the experiences he faced in life. While Lyman may think the red convertible will save his and Henry’s relationship, Erdrich makes it clear that it will not through the characterization of the brothers, the plot of the story, and the symbolism she uses to tell her story.
In the short story “A Red Girl’s Reasoning” by E. Pauline Johnson, Charlie believes that marriage must be made official in order to be real, while Christine believes that it does not matter how you get married and that weddings are really only important because they put into words how two people will commit to one another. Charlie’s view on marriage is proven in the quote, “...you have literally declared to the whole city that your father and mother were never married, and that you are a child of-what shall we call it-love? certainly not legality.” (Johnson 7). Charlie does not believe that Christine’s parents were properly married because they were married by Indigenous rites. He thinks that a true wedding must have a priest and be officiated, to him it was embarrassing that her
PTSD, also known as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, can cause change and bring about pain and stress in many different forms to the families of the victims of PTSD. These changes can be immense and sometimes unbearable. PTSD relates to the characters relationship as a whole after Henry returns from the army and it caused Henry and Lyman’s relationship to crumble. The Red Convertible that was bought in the story is a symbol of their brotherhood. The color red has many different meanings within the story that relates to their relationship.
"I'm going to make a big request of you today," he said, pocketing his souvenirs with satisfaction, "so I thought you ought to know something about me. I didn't want you to think I was just some
Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard takes place in a world divided by blood. There are those with silver blood, and those with red blood. The silvers run the monarchy of Norta and possess extrordinary abilities, while the reds are forced to serve them. Mare Barrow is a red teenager, who steals to keep her family alive, but after a strange encounter leads her to working for the King and Queen, she discovers abilities of her own. The only issue is, red’s don’t have abilities. So how does Mare? To hide the impossibility from the public, the King gives Mare a new persona. Mareena Titanos, a lost silver princesss who is to marry the King’s youngest son. Mare gets drawn even farther into the silver world, while exposing its secrets to The Scarlet Guard- a red rebellion who plan to overthrow the silver elite. A war is brewing, a war Mare is caught right in the middle of.
“The Red Convertible”, by Louise Erdrich is a story about two brothers that buy a red convertible. The story is told in first person by the main character Lyman. Lyman seems to get all of the good luck. Lyman becomes the owner of a restaurant at the age of 16. Money seems to come easy to him. Henry is not lucky and he gets called to go and fight in the war. Lyman made a comment on it saying “ I always had good luck with numbers, and never worried about the draft myself. But Henry was never lucky in the same way as me” (Erdrich 1030). The two of them had always been close and the thing that brings them even closer is the red convertible. The boys hitchhike and head to Winnipeg, which is the biggest city to where they live. When they come upon the car
The tomb of the Red Queen is the remains of an unknown person, it is located in Chiapas, Mexico. It was discovered in the year of 1994, and during the discovery there is a redness of the skeleton, which is cause by the cinnabar.
"Yeah! But I heard that they were just going after government officials." One of my friend
"If she did then why did you have to almost force her to go with you. I think you are taking this cool thing a little to far."
"This is my second year. Are you heading towards the Great Hall? That's where the wrackspurts seem to like to hang about," She says kind of trailing off after the word "wrackspurts."
The Red Balloon John wanted a balloon, not just any balloon either, but the red balloon that floated high above his head attached to the stroller. The wind stared to pick up and the balloon danced behind the group, the string pulled taut. "I want hold my loon," said John, reaching out to take the Balloon into his own small hands. "I don't think that would be a good ideas, John.It might fly away,"
To take a chance, one is accepting the possibilities of what could happen from the choice they have made.