Hi again Mailice! First Impressions I thought the scene between Claire and her father was quite moving. That part stood out to me in this chapter because Claire had this ...

Alright, I loved that! It is a unique story that is much more intriguing than most of the life stories we read nowadays. And I already really want to know: ...

i am disappointed none of them are amongus themed

Week 4 543 words ______________________ At the alley she saw them taking another turn, and when she reached the end, they were vanishing into a broken storage building. She kept ...

Week Four: Yara-ma-yha-who Part Two 1008 Words “What do you mean-” Before Richard could finish his sentence, the yara-ma-yha-who quite literally lept into action. Richard felt himself flying into

Ryun tries to find an exit to the mines but ends up finding something far more mystical.

Week Four - Chapter 2.1 - 1030 Words The four suitcases were hastily pulled out of the back of Uncle Oskar’s Buick. A ratty old school bag, one Eduard intended ...

There are some Lutheran hymn-scholars, who compare the relative importance of the Bible and hymnbook to the sun and moon. If a person coming from overseas could only keep one ...

Just the writing for week 4 bc I'm on travel It served Francesca’s best interests to completely wipe the hours between midnight and four o’ clock in the morning on ...

I watched a burning ship on distant shores I watched a burning ship on distant shores She had torn the heart from his throat Leaving a wake of screams and ...

I wish *I* had a robot to do my math hw for me ;-;

4. finding a title as i type over rushed words there is a safety in madness, in withdrawing from the world in the guise of healing, watching your delusions like ...

a credit card application as a metaphor for anxiety about growing up.

For LMS. Based on the religious concept that Christ will return and there will be 1000 years of peace where no one dies.

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"Set your heart at rest. The fairyland buys not the child of me" -- A Midsummer Night's Dream, Shakespeare