John C. Frémont was an officer with the United States Topographical Corps, and after spending time with Carson on the steam boat, John decided to hire him as his guide for 100 dollars per month. Kit was the best candidate as a guide for this excursion to the South Pass in the Rockies because of his previous adventures through them. Frémont was appointed by the government to survey the Platte and the Nebraska River to headwaters of the Sweetwater Valley. Maps and guidebooks were published for settlers who looked to move westward. After five months of exploration, Frémont wrote highly of Carson in his reports, making Carson one of the famous mountain men and a western hero.…
In the movie mean girls the three main girls become friends with the new girl and they use her and change who she is by making her wearing different clothes and acting different. So in the story it is somewhat the same by how brother was feeling towards Doodle and brother was trying to change him . Brother just wanted to help Dooble do things that everyone can do so he isn´t different and so that people don't know his brother is different and he was selfish. He pushed Doodle to try and make him walk and swim better. Brother just wanted to help Dooble do things that everyone can do and help with his disabilities. He pushed Doodle really hard to make him walk and swim all the time and they practiced everyday. Brother pride is a bad thing because…
The Journey of Crazy HorseThe first seven chapters begin by talking about the early years of Crazy Horse. These years are significant because it shows how he began his life before he went off to fight mighty battles and became known as an excellent warrior. There are many main points in his early years that lead up to him becoming a warrior. Starting off with his birth and childhood, how he learned different virtues, to finally becoming interested in being a warrior. Each time he was involved with killing a white man or protecting the Lakota during a war, helped him in becoming more of a warrior and leader of his people. Then he was also involved in rescuing people from the white man and by doing this, it had proved that the virtues he had learned have been helpful to him throughout his life. Each event he was involved in was more important than the last, all leading up to the legend he is today. Each main point he was involved with helped him become who he was throughout his life.…
Based on the writings in the Quran, we can assume that Muhammad is a man of good-will who gives back to others. He appears to avoid war at most costs unless he needs to fight for his beliefs. He is a charitable and humble man who gives back and pays respects to those less fortunate, and values his religion and is honest.…
Brother pushed Doodle to hard. For example, he died. The parents told brother to be careful with Doodle, put brothers pride…
The church they were hiding out in caught on fire and some kids got trapped inside. Johnny and Ponyboy went into the church to try to save them but they got trapped inside too. Dally’s jacket saved Ponyboy from burning up in the fire. Dally also saved Johnny by carrying him out of the window. Dally showed a lot of courage and bravery by saving them that day.…
him to do evil things. He likes to shoot dogs as their masters are taking them…
One idea that made The Outsiders by S.E Hinton worthwhile novel to read was how one act of violence can have many disasterous consequences. This is demonstrated when one day the physical violence between the Greasers and Socs escalates when Johnny kills a Soc called Bob. Since Johnny was defending Ponyboy both of them have to run away because of Johnny’s actions. In the novel, Ponyboy and Johnny saves kids from a burning church which leaves Johnny with serious burns. These burns are eventually the cause of his death. This example from the novel shows how indirectly Johnny’s act of violence was the cause of his death and Dally also affected from it. This theme is worthwhile to think about because it shows that violence always leads to suffering and tragedy no matter where in the world you live.…
The childhood dreams of the villain inspire his lifelong ambition to build the Navajo Nation Theme Park. In addition, the reader can simply empathize and accept the villain’s behaviors throughout the story because it is written from his own perspective. Thus, Geddes’ use of dark satire through the villain’s point of view, allows the audience to better understand and enjoy a rare narrative perspective of Scooby-Doo.…
For communicating between two persons, the person who tries to communicate expects his message be interpreted by the receiver same as his own interpretation however, the message receiver interprets the message based on his cultural values and his way of thinking and seeing the world. This difficulty of communication increases the potential of misunderstandings of two parties, which in some cases may lead to horrible incidents for instance, Daru, the main character of the short story by Albert Camus, “The Guest” who in the end of story fall victim of this misinterpretation. Similar, Espinosa, Christ look character in the story "The Gospel According to Mark” by Jorge Luis Borges which his failure of proper communication to Gutres’ family, lead him to his Crucifixion.…
The first thing I won't to tell you is that Hopsin is a good guy. One fact is he helps people nodis what life’s really about, and he’s also ashamed that he did bad stuff. Finley, he doesn't do drugs, smoke, and he doesn't Drink.…
Hinton, Ponyboy transforms his feelings towards Dally beginning with fear and dislike to caring for him as a good friend. Imagine Dally as a hallway, with millions of different doors each representing his emotions, some that open with the lightest touch, and other that seem to be locked forever. And the only key to opening them are the things that are most important to him or much above anything else he cares about in the life that he lived through; Johnny, Ponyboy, and the rest of the gang. Ponyboy learned much from his experiences with Dally. He saw that maybe even the menacing, hatred-for-the-world, dangerous people, may have something inside them that opposes to all the appearances on the outside. At the conclusion of the book, Ponyboy realizes all this and knows that Dally wasn’t the only one out there with this type of personality. “I could see boys going down under street lights because they were mean and tough and hated the world, and it was too late to tell them that there was still good in it, and they wouldn’t believe you even if you did… It was too vast of a problem to be just a personal thing.” (179) Kids, teens, and, even adults have their own appearance on the outside with a completely different personality on the inside. It's what makes them who they are. Yet, people judge them because of their appearance, not how they are as a…
Dicken`s gifted ability to describe is evident here, the reader feels the abandonment, poverty, harsh way of living and fear this orphan boy is experiencing.…
He is kind and caring. He paid for his brother's medical training; when Miss Maudie's house burnt down, he saved her favourite rocking chair; he is polite and civil to Mrs Dubose despite her rudeness to him “your father’s no better than the niggers and trash he works for”; he is committed to racial equality. ”I do my best to love everybody”.…
* David Poppy is one that gets along well with everyone in the group, he is a dedicated worker and performs whatever task is assigned to him.…