The snowman sat upon a thin layer of ice, each of his snowy white spheres like a full moon, glimmering in the light. Next to him sat a little boy, his eyes a pool of admiration at what he created. He slides two thick wooly mittens over the snowman hands and wrapped a knitted scarf around his neck.
CRACK! The boy slips, the ice surface splintering like a spiders web. The boy evaluated his mistake, dread filling his child heart like a broken dam.
CRACK! The sound erupted from beneath his hands, his eyes scanned for a way to evacuate, a way to safely deliver himself from the deadly grasp of the world beneath the ice.
Splash! His body submerged into the water, shock dulling his senses and paralyzing all movement. He looks to the surface a new layer of ice already forming. His body falls slowly, deeper and deeper like sand in an hourglass.
THUMP! THUMP! His heart beat against his chest as if to escape, but there was no escape, only the welcoming touch of eternal cold.
Using my common sense and a bit of knowledge in English, I can infer that she feels strongly about her garden and loves it very much. This leads me to believe that she is a loving and caring character. If something is described vividly this generally means that 1) this is a good writer 2) they feel strongly about what they are writing 3) both a good writer and a strong feeling
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1) Lord of the flies was written in 1954 by William Golding.
2) It's about sophisticated school boys finding themselves lost on an island and eventually finding their way into savagery without any control or guidance on that island.
3) It relates to Golding's brutal and violent experiences in WW2.
Answer:
Dmitri had tumbled backward into a giant potted plant. I sighed and shook my head. There wasn't enough money in the world to make babysitting the Karamazov ninjas worthwhile.
Explanation:
The story is told in the first person. The main character is recounting her/his experience of babysitting for two boys. The best answer choice is "Dmitri had tumbled backward into a giant potted plant. I sighed and shook my head. There wasn't enough money in the world to make babysitting the Karamazov ninjas worthwhile." This paragraph is told in the first person point of view and is consistent with the rest of the passage.
