To Start with, When Alexa meets and Befriends Pecas’ the dolphin. Moreover, We learn more about the secrets at Puerto Marino. When first meeting Pecas’ who leads the dolphins we learn that she want’s to show them something at Puerto Marino. “ They knew they couldn’t possibly follow Pecas’ where she wanted to go.
One can argue that Alexa’s mission is not Clandestine because The military, Laurie, Alexa’s father, Jose, Puerto Marino and the animal group knew about it. The animal group found out which made Alexa and Jose find out. In detail, one can see that Alexa’s mission is clandestine. Alexa’s mission exudes secrecy because Jose is helping Alexa get dolphin DNA, she is keeping things from friends, and she is on top secret military Base. She continues to keep this mission Clandestine.
However her mind changes once she becomes interested in the dolphins. Alexa quickly realizes that something weird is up with the dolphins and she wants to figure out what is going on. ‘’She seriously thought about what Puerto Marino was doing the dolphins
Intro People expect their government to have their best interest in mind and always protect its citizens, but what about when it doesn’t? There are dozens are possibly hundreds of shady events that our government covers up. People believe that the government is hiding aliens, technology capable of time travel, and even Walt Disney’s head frozen in cryostat. Yet for now those are simply just conspiracies.
Key topics that relate to this include PRISM, the surveillance program ran by national security agency; the death of Trayvon Martin; and the Google glasses, which are good examples of why it is necessary for the government to have a watchful eye over our society. PRISM, a highly secretive surveillance program run by the national security agency is a controversial topic that has been
Stop! Look around you for a second. What do you see? I see the government in every security camera I walk by. I see the government at every turn in an airport or at a sports game.
Article Review The article ´´ Surviving Rescue: A Feminist Reading of Scott O’Dell’s Island of the Blue Dolphins´´ by Diann L. Baecker published in Children’s Literature in Education in 2007 critically analyzes the content and main character of Island of the Blue Dolphins. The analysis includes a feminist approach and focuses on the theme of survival.
first day at work and Alexa takes a break and goes to the beach. She approach a young men on a boat waving to her saying “Hola” after they met they began to get to know each other a little bit more. It turns out that the both of them are into dolphins. The young men we met on the beach name is Jose he works two jobs to pay for school .Another thing is Alexa dad work at Jose dream College when Alexa be with Jose sometime she get a little shy because she’s not use to being around boys i’m assuming .
However, it is not to be said that the mics would alone work to capture rebels, but instead increase chances of said rebels being incarcerated. Julia is caught by the telescreens eventually, after all, and so it would only be sooner or later that rebels would be captured. In conclusion, by using telescreens and mics to monitor the people, the government is able to effectively prevent them from engaging in revolutionary actions and getting away with it, thus spreading a fear to take action among the people. Yet another potent example of fear to instill paranoia by Big Brother is the use of police. One such occurrence lies on the integration of children into Oceania’s “police” force, as in they would be used to spy on their very own family members.
She is alone on a small island and shows great courage as she strives to survive and care for a wounded dog. In her story “Island of the Blue Dolphin” she gives examples of her bravery when she writes, “He did not move when I went up to him, nor could I see him breathing until I was very close. ”(Scott Odell).
To begin with, the NSA invades the privacy of American citizens through the use of surveillance. According to the text “People in most cities are probably captured on cameras daily, if not multiple times a day," Harper said. "As these cameras network together, and they as they are better capable at recognizing individual faces, people will realize just how they are being watched" (Moriarty). Innocent people are being recorded when they have no reason to be surveilled.
We all know that the power of the Black community in America came from deep in their soul. Their strength and will to fight segregation , and their love can be felt in the civil rights movement. Their ability to express their minds in a non- violent way connects to the soul music that James Brown created. James Brown’s music was a mixture of R&B and gospel. Which in a way connects to what Dr. Martin Luther King was trying to do during the civil rights movement.
Have you ever tried to do something sneaky but it didn’t play out like you thought?In the novel The Marino Mission we meet Alexa who is shy and wants to stay in Ithaca, yet has no choice to work on a secret military base in Nicaragua. Alexa’s mission is to find Pecas baby with Jose. Alexa doesn’t want to leave Ithaca for the summer, although she’s 16, she still has no choice. She wants to stay in Ithaca with Laurie.
Citizens are perceived to be under constant surveillance in Fahrenheit 451. While talking to Guy Montag, Captain Beatty says “Here or there, that’s bound to occur. Clarisse McClellan? We’ve got a record on her family. We’ve watched them carefully” (57).
Imagine your mother is dead to you and under the title of “mother”, she is an empty void like the craters in the moon. The poem Moon written by Kathleen Jamie in 2012 emphasises the relationship between the speaker and the speaker’s mother. Jamie uses metaphor, imagery and symbolism to demonstrate the speaker’s and the speaker’s mother’s troubled relationship. The moon is an extended metaphor for the speaker’s mother. The speaker and mother has a rocky relationship, to the extent the speaker say that the moon is “not [the speaker’s] mother.”
