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Mako returns back to the island with the sound of delight ringing in his ears. The people of Bora Bora put Mako up on their shoulders and walked to the king’s palace. But little did the people of Bora Bora know that Tupa wasn't gone. Tupa was planning something horrible, and was waiting till the people of the village came back to do something. When Mako is carried into the palace, they put him down and the king walks to Mako. The king hands Mako a jewel more beautiful than he had ever seen. Meanwhile, Tupa is planning a deathly surprise… Mako bows before the king and prior to walking out, the king stops him and asks. “How would all of you like to have a feast tonight with me? To celebrate your success ” Mako turns around and responded “I would be honored to!” …show more content…
“Let us all pray good things to come for Mako, since he saved us all!” the king exclaimed. It was about 8:30 p.m when everyone started to head home. Mako’s mom kissed his head, while his grandfather rubs his back. Mako had a bad feeling for some reason, but he couldn’t put his finger on it. He fell asleep right when he got home that night, but he had a terrible nightmare. It was that Tupa returned and was planning something evil. In the dream he was glowing with laughter. There was someone with Tupa, trying to tell him something but Mako didn't know what they were trying to say. He woke up screaming, sweat dripping, he was crying, “What am I going to do?” he thought to himself “Is this true? Is Tupa really back?” but he didn’t believe it. He kept telling himself that it was just a bad dream. But he couldn’t sleep that night because he was to afraid that Tupa was really back. The next morning, Mako walks out of his house to go and check out the new crops that have been planted when he hears a smash. He looks around and when he looks to the right, villagers were running, screaming bloody murder. His mother was one of those running. She stopped and grabbed Mako’s
“Papa brought his still with him when we moved. He set it up behind the door, where he continued to brew his own sake and brandy”. (97). Papa’s character changed in a positive way, after one year the wakatasuki’s family moved to the better barracks. He start to garden the trees. And he built a small farm and he drunk less than before but his still drink alcohol, but he was busy and most of the time he had been outside of barrack and he did garden. Their life was easier this explain he start to change be positive (chapter
“That night I lay in bed and thought about dying and going to be with my mother in paradise. I would meet her saying, “Mother, forgive. Please forgive,” and she would kiss my skin till it grew chapped and tell me I was not to blame.”
Once he woke up he realized he was on a beach and insects were tearing him up. He had landed in a lake and drug himself up. He was still very tired and hurt from the crash so he just fell back asleep again. Once he woke up we went to the lake and got a drink, he was hungry. All he had to survive was a 20-dollar bill, the clothes on his back, and the hatchet his mother had given him before he left. He found a shelter and some berries.
This results in Mama getting beaten by Eugene so badly that she loses her baby. Kambili states that she would count when she heard the thudding sounds from her parent’s room and that “Sometimes it was over before I even go to twenty.” When Kambili hears sounds that could be abuse she follows certain steps to make the time more bearable for her, indicating that abuse is a common occurrence. The abuse that Eugene inflicts upon his family ranges from minor things such as embarrassing Kambili in front of her peers to beating Mama
forced to kill. It ended up that he was the last one left on the island except
He slowly opened his eyes and saw that this wasn't the case. He sat up and looked around him. He was thinking that someone was making a fire. There were at least forty-five police officers and fireman standing around him, with their shotguns pointed at him. While looking around him he saw that the other people that he had been traveling with had already gotten away before the police and fireman had reached them. They heard them coming and left me and went for it. He had been worrying to much but if he hadn't then he would have heard them coming to and he might have been able to get
her to observe to Haisla mourning rituals. The night that night ma-ma- oo died she could not help
“Where is the rest of your family,” asked Masoud. Her father came back to bring her after a long time he left her. As a girl, she wanted to be with her family, but she thought about all the things, about her father, then she determined who knows if her father again abandons her. That was the reason she let her father go, and Jameela let all the pain go from her heart.
In the second the last scene of the movie Madunia had stolen money from the drug dealer and appeared to be leaving Thailand. Just before she was about to leave, she called her friend Maui and told her she loved her and said she would be back. The drug dealer called Madunia and told her that Maui was captured and would be killed if she did not return with her money.
“The boy stopped paddling. He dashed his hands across his hands. Afa began to bark furiously,” this shows that he was nervous when he saw the river which “glowed with phosphorescent light,” but when he had to protect Afa and himself he said “There was no weakness in him now,” now Mako shows that he is ready and brave to slay Tupa. Sperry Armstrong wants to show us how Mako changes instantly upon
He is determined to complete this challenge and prove to Utnapishtim and himself that he deserves immortality, however "sleep breathes over him like a fog," and he is unable to stay awake ("The Epic"). Eventually, he is awoken and thinks he has only been asleep for a few minutes. He is still full of despair, confident that death is fast approaching. His journey ends in failure, but also leads to an important epiphany. Even if death itself invokes fear.
He looked down and saw Annabelle at his feet. The doll slithered up to his chest where it started stifling him until the point that he lost cognizance. When he woke up the following morning, he was sure that what had happened the prior night was not a fantasy. Not feeling she had expressed what is on her mind, Annabelle chose to lash out at the young fellow yet again. This time, she held up until the point that they were both alone in a dull room.
Nausicaä manages to escape, but finds out that the extremist group has lured thousands of furious Ohm to the village by kidnapping and wounding an
It was a brisk morning and the water of the North Sea was bitterly cold. Bach had just woken up in the stomach of the Loch Ness monster. Bach can not see anything, it is completely dark. He is getting very confused and is starting to get heated about where he is.
“It’s a lovely day at the beach the tides are low, and the sand resembled sparkling diamonds” Amy said. The problem was that Amy saw this view a million times, see Amy lives in a shack nearby the beach. This seems to be like a backyard of a standard house, in Amy’s eyes. Luckily, this day was no ordinary day for Amy. The day started off typical, until the winds were high.