green mile part 5 Night Journey

In part 4 of the Green Mile paul starts thinking and comes up with a plan to save the wardens wife. Although to do this they need to get rid of percy wetmore. So they get him and lock him up in the restraint room. So afterwards they get john and go to the wardens house. The warden doesn't like the idea at first but after paul talks him into it they go upstairs. Then john heals the wardens wife

Rose Madder

Even though she is trying to move on from her past its very difficult with Norman (her ex-husband) who is still looking for her and is very close in finding her. He is staying at the hotel white stone, where she use to work cleaning rooms. Luckily she has a new job reading books to put in audio for an old man. She goes to this specific book store where she meets a man named Bill, he turns out to be the owner of the pawn shop and she begins to date him and finally begins to trust in a man again.

Carrie 4

New Characters:

Sheriff Otis Doyle
Deputy Plessy
Tom Quillan

Summary:

This section of the book covers the prom and the events immediately following the crowing of the king and queen. Carrie and Tommy are crowned king and queen, the bands play the school song, queuing Chris and Billy. Chris pulls the jute twine dropping the buckets of pig blood. Both buckets hit their mark. Carrie and Tommy are both covered with blood, and the bucket which lands on Tommy’s head kills him. The prom attendees burst into laughter. Carrie runs out of the gym, is tripped on the way and is gone for a moment or two. She then returns and begins to use here telekinetic abilities to enact revenge upon her classmates. She forces the doors closed and turns on the gym’s sprinkler system. The water from the sprinklers reaches the electrical systems of the bands, causing a fire which engulfs the gym and eventually ignites the oil-fuel tanks, which explode. As the fire rages, Carrie is seen by several witnesses sabotaging the town’s fire hydrants and Teddy’s Amoco - the town’s gas station. King chooses to cover the disaster through the personal accounts of several witnesses including: Tom Quillan, Sue Snell, Sherriff Otis Doyle and Carrie herself.

New Social Issues:

Revenge.

Essay 4: Expanding on Essay 3

Since my third essay was on the topic of capital punishment - and that topic in itself could have a novel written about it - my plan is to add on a couple more testimonies and statistical examples to support my position concerning the fiscal benifits of abolishing the death penalty nationally. Hopefully this will be a relatively painless process, considering the fact that the deadline for this six to eight page paper happens to fall in around the same time as two other major assignments in my other classes...weak.

dolores claiborne 4

Dolores tells McAuliffe the county medical examiner, what happened to her husband.  After many meeting s with Dolores, McAuliffe had an accident and died.  During their meetings, McAuliffe came to the conclusion that Joe, Dolores husband, had been murdered from what the autopsy report was saying.  Dolores kids start asking what happen to their father and she tells them that the police found him dead but Selena did not believe her mother.  Selena knows that he died because her mother killed him.

Cell #4

Harold and Gunner G. are the new characters. They get in a fight with Alice smashing her head with a brick killing her. Raggedy man is still haunting them. They are headed to the city trying to find Lil Johnny, clay's son. They find some letters at clay's house and later at the townhall saying that everyone is headed to the Kashwak. But clay goes a separate way from the others but soon they link up again. They find another group of two men and a pregnant woman. Daniel Hattwick, Denise Link and Ray Huizenga. By : Jorge rios, Niklas Anderson, Sally Forsell, Joshua Li.

Green Mile part 4

During part of 4 of The Green Mile we are the loop when Paul throws in a crazy idea to save Warden Moores wife. He begins by telling his right hand man Brutal well obviously Brutal says its not the best idea but paul says it needs to be done. To get out of the prison they need to get past one problem thats still waiting to be moved to Briar Ridge...Percy Wetmore. They decide to lock up Percy in a straight jacket and throw him in the the old looney room at the end of mile. They tell Percy they put him there for payback to what happened to Eldward Delacroix. After Percy was out of the way they take John on a long trip to the wardens house. At first when the warden realizes who is there he freaks out and doesn't want anything to do with his plan but paul assures him it'll be alright. After John goes upstairs and heals the wardens wife, everyone is in disbelief at the amazing feat that just happend before their eyes.

Misery #4

At this point in the book, Paul was very careful to choose his words because he never knew when Annie would snap on him about anything. Paul was still being tortured by Annie up until this point because she had cut off his thumb and his left leg from the knee down. She fixed him a birthday cake and placed his thumb on it as a candle and gave it to him to eat, although he did not eat it. Annie was always being teased by the kids that are her neighbors because they know that she's physco. Paul was more focused and conscience of writing the novel because he knew he was almost to the end of it. There was a new character involved, a cop, who was very sharp and well dressed. He went to Annie's house looking for Paul because they had found his car and Annie kills the cop. Paul has a calendar in his room and is keeping track of everything, still fighting to escape. Anna T., Brittany J., Katelyn R., Leticia D.

Essay 4, polygamy, is Big Love BS?

Channel flipping and I stumbled across this show, I am sure many of you have heard of it before, Sister Wives. Where do I start? I am a sucker for reality tv, let me disclose that bit of information first. There is something almost taboo about seeing the intimate workings of others lives, it is the same misperception of intimacy that we get from social networking sites. The premise of this show of following a family that is practicing polygamy. At first I was creeped out by the concept of it all to be honest. What kind of sleaze ball man would be traipsing around like a dog with all of these women catering to his every whim? And what sort of low self esteem would cause a woman to believe that this is somehow ok? Then I really watched this show, these were not ignorant of brow beaten women. This relationship was working for all of them. Each woman felt empowered and equal, the children were happy and smart and well cared for. This left me with one question, do we criminalize polygamy because it makes us uncomfortable? Does it boil down to our lack of tolerance for things that are different from us?

I am thinking that for essay 4 I want to explore the culture of polygamy, starting with the religious history of the practice and the legal history leading up to it being criminalized. The most well known aspect of polygamy is the history in the Mormon church and the battle to maintain legality in Utah prior to gaining statehood, the truth is though that there are other religions and cultures that practice polygamy and it was the cultural norm for thousands of years. I haven’t started much research so I don’t know how much has been written about the topic, however with all of the madness a few years ago with YFZ compound I feel like this is a relevant topic for many people even if it isn’t something that most of us think about often. Besides, I really like to write about potentially explosive ideas and take the less popular side of the argument.