The fire was fierce and were guided by the little kids screaming and coughing for help. When Ponyboy and Johnny found the kids they immediatley, one by one picked up the kids and threw them out of a opening in a window. A few minutes later Dally had joined them throwing Ponyboy first, then Johnny and just in time before the entire church had collapsed on them. Shortly after the ambulances came and took the three greasers quickly to the hospital. Ponyboy was the first to wake up, Dally had clubbed him very hard because his whole back was on
The year 1969 was a year full of extreme racial tension. Race riots had already started, protests were in full swing, and racism was very front and center. Set around this time, in the play “No Saco Nada De La Escuela” by Luis Valdez, there are a group of six kids named Francisco, Moctezuma (Monty), Malcolm, Florence, Abraham, and Esperanza (Hopi), who go to school together, and each experience racism in their own way. Luis Valdez’s “No Saco Nada De La Escuela” highlights different aspects of racism through experiences in the lives of several students as they progress through elementary school, high school, and college.
The Zoot Suit has a very special character. His name is Henry Reyna also known as The Pachuco. The man is 21 years old, a dark, Indian-looking man, he grew up with violence all around his life, considerably gangs upon him. He would always try to pick a fight with whomever. His parents are named Enrique and Dolores Reyna, with a
The Zoot Suit Riots reveal that the American society in Los Angeles during the WWII Era was racially discriminated against Mexicans/Mexican Descents because Mexicans/Mexican Descents were known to wear Zoot Suits while zoot suitors were perceived as criminals. During this time, the Zoot Suit Riots occurred causing the “Spanish-speaking community” to be in a hard situation of being excluded from society and their surroundings. Mexicans/Mexican Descents wore Zoot Suits as a trend with the thought that this would help them “fit in” with the American style. Instead, Zoot Suitors end up being viewed as a “bad” image. The sailors would go into the Mexican neighborhoods and harm any Mexican (and Zoot Suit wearers) in sight.
Racial tensions in Los Angeles came into the public eye when a gang of sailors beat up a group of Mexican-Americans wearing “zoot suits” in June of 1943. This led to the mass incarceration of these individuals known as “pachucos”. This initial incident was followed by days of violence in which servicemen roamed the Los Angeles area and physically assaulted any Mexican American they found in zoot suit apparel. The following two nights, the attacks progressed and though a few sailors were arrested while others were warned not to proceed in further assaults, word of the rioting spread and more military personnel from other areas of the city joined in as well. These events were preceded by increased racial tension between Mexican-Americans and Anglo Saxons.
A middle aged man named Mr. Cooper, and a young man Tom come upstairs and Mr. Cooper tries to force everyone downstairs. Ben says it would be dumb to go down there as there is no exit. They stay up and try to get Ben’s truck to the gas pump, but the truck catches fire and explodes with Tom and his girlfriend Judy inside. When Ben tries to run back
The guys loaded up in a car and went to Salem’s Lot and followed Lumley, they found his wife dead from a vampire and they all ran back to the car, they got to the car and a guy named Booth was about to open
Last, Henry and his son Marty have a very interesting relationship. Because of Henry 's relationship with his own father, Henry doesn 't think it 's un-normal that he doesn 't talk much with Marty. Samantha and Marty change Henry for the better. He begins to socialize again, and opens up and talks about his childhood, Keiko, and even his own parents. Marty and Samantha helps Henry find Keiko and reacquainted with her.
The kids blocked Jack and Auggie from leaving as they were arguing about whether Auggie is more a Gollum, Orc, or Alien. Once you think it can't get any worse one of the kids throws a firecracker at Auggie and Jack. Eddie one of the older kids shoves Jack hard. They start fighting Jack and Auggie then Eddie yanks Auggie to the ground by his
Jose P. Martinez, a Mexican youth, previously honored posthumously by the nation with the bestowal of the Congressional Medal of Honor” . This new sense of recognition was a modification from the gangster and hoodlum stereotypes experienced after the riots. Post-WWII Mexican-American culture spread their celebration of life to the streets of Los Angeles. In a picture published in the Los Angeles Times, we see a band of Mexican-American troubadours giving a music week performance at Los Angeles City Hall in 1947 . A culture once accustomed to being cast away in their barrios was now giving performances in the city hall, the Zoot Suit Riots were not ostracizing these people.
Than after getting back to the military base Day got a reward for capturing Day. Then she finds out that they are going to kill him by execution. Than June realizes that she is really in love with Day and she asks the Skiz fighter and their team to help her break Day out of the cell that he is in. Then Day and June and the Skiz fighters try to break out prison and they find Days brother that looks just like him and he runs into the military to make them think it is Day, so Day can get away and it works and day and June get away.
Sandy and the boys mom are in the kitchen together cooking for Thanksgiving. They come back together to eat dinner and start to tell embarrassing stories about each other. It then moves to Arlo thinks about how Lloyd became injured playing football made their mom afraid for them to play
It follows their time together and Henry’s future without Keiko. After the death of his wife, Ethel, older Henry comes across the Panama Hotel and it sparks memories of the WWII period and of his first love, Keiko. Back in the 1940s when Henry was younger, the Bombing of Pearl Harbor
During the movie, the last scene was shown to be a malicious fight between the toughest gangs in the Five Points, which were the Dead Rabbits and Bowery Boys. This fight took place on July 4-5th, 1857 and was soon
While one of her captors decides to return to Portland, the other drags her out back to finish her off. To save her life she knocks her captor out, takes his gun, wallet, and cell phone, and then gets into his car, and
