John, Sadie’s brother, sped down the stairs and when he sat in his chair he began to inhale his eggs. “Where are your manners John?” Sadie said eating a forkful of eggs. “Blehhhh” John said sticking out his tongue revealing his chewed up food. Pa walked in and slammed the door.
Nurse Ratched who ruled with an iron handed fist to keep her distance away from the patients of the ward and establish her role of a women in power in the institution. This from the beginning of the book sets a
The author used very descriptive language to describe Miz Ratched's bigness and her transition. He also uses figurative language like simile, personification and anaphora in order to compare the nurse
The way that Mrs. Rath used to teach is by giving her students books and stories to read. Whenever Mrs. Rath saw a student who likes to read she give more care to this student. According to Mocenstrum that Mrs. Rath never thought him anything, but she helped him to choose the right books and stories to read. Mrs. Rath loaned Mockensrum her copies when
On page 101 he mentions that he felt the emptiness of the house settling down around him. Where was his mother? Where had all the people who used to fill these rooms gone to? On page 101 he whispered “Daddy…”, “Mama…”. This is a reason that shows why his relationship with his parents is distant.
We learn on page 38 that Nurse Ratched has many connections and will use them to her advantage to get what she wants. On page 38, it reads, “the doctor doesn’t hold the power of hiring and firing. That power goes to the supervisor, and the supervisor is a woman, a dear old friend of Miss Ratched’s; they were Army nurses together in the thirties. We are victims of a matriarchy here, my friend, and the doctor is just as helpless against it as we are.” This proves that Nurse Ratched uses this relationship with head supervisor to her advantage.
During their argument the boiler was hissing, and when the narrator was trying to lower the pressure, the boiler explodes leaving the narrator paralyzed. The narrator gets treated by the factory doctor and he was told by the doctor that he needs to find a job that more suitable him. The narrator leaves the factory hospital and he collapses on the street when he left the subway. The narrator was helped by Mary, who took the narrator to her house. When the narrator got better, he left the house.
A Brother Lost The author is Ashley Womble has expressive before a story about title “A Brother Lost” that is happening to her without brother being lost. Sometime can to feel their problem being missing or lost from people important is get poor than can’t found to where a place in town. The woman is person about like is state from New York never to use homeless with people in a begin lost to help.
in the beginning of the story is probably frustration and exited. Because Tom got refused to come with his father. During the middle of the
Shiftlet tries once more to redeem himself by attempting another good deed. Along the road, he picks up a young, hitchhiking boy who ran away from home. Mr. Shiftlet knows the little boy’s decision is one that he will most likely regret in the future, so he tries to convince the boy to go back home to his mother. He consoles the boy and tells him that his mother is the second best mother in the world, and that there’s nothing sweeter in the world than a mother. But unlike the Crater’s, this little boy is not fooled by Mr. Shiftlet’s false kindness.
The resemblances of his father’s existence reversed. The father begins work and receives a complete renewal, as the leader of the family. The mother finds her own sense of self without the worry and doubt. While his sister matures into woman all while molting her innocence and naivety. While the initial metamorphosis is repulsive to his father who literally tries to thrust his son back into the room after the discovery, and the confusion of his mother, it is Grete who takes on the motherly role for her older brother.
The narrator’s wife picks him up from the train station and brings him home. As she was
She pour some wine for him and starts telling him her own side if the story. She said “I know what it’s like to get rid of somebody who has injured you”. She tells him that she had once killed someone too. She poisoned her husband’s former wife Bett, she gave poison made from the veins of rhubarb leaves (tart). He was neither surprised nor scared; he drank almost all the wine and started acting abnormally.
Her disturbing stories align perfectly with the reality, making the guest run away frightened. When her family interrogates her about the peculiar reaction of the man, she quickly convinces them with another story, as creepy as the first. Montressor, the narrator of the second story, is looking for revenging
This shows that Ratan desires a father figure and the relationship with the Postmaster is strong and
