here's a quick review on how to write that.
Start with your views on religion, what role it plays in your life and what it is to you. Then write about how you cope with people mocking your relgion and throw some advice in on how everyone else should cope with people mocking theirs. Now talk about why you don't mock people for having a diffrent religion than yours then write why you think everyone should be given a freedom of religion andend it with how much freedom of religion you give to other people and you have.
<em>(if this helped you out please mark me as the brainliest)</em>
By using as fast as it creates imagery that makes the reader believe he turn the light on as fast as he could. In a literal sense he didn’t figurative language is used to describe something in a fun way. (Or at least that’s how I remember it)
The Wild Blue Yonder is a bird that never touches the ground. It lays its eggs in the air high above the ground. Next, there are a few weeks of falling. The eggs hatch. The immature chicks fall for a month. Feathers grow. Finally, A miles or so above the ground, the young birds spread their wings and fly for the first time.
As the man walked through a dark narrow hallway he smelled something like death. Although, he kept walking grasping and touching the wall he sometimes felt a strange sickening water substance dripping as he dragged his fingers across the wall. At that very moment he heard loud crunching noises at the end of the narrow hallway similar to cracked bones. Once he reached the end of the hallway he turned right and fell to the ground as his eyes lingered on such a figure to horrified to speak his worst nightmare had come to life.
That might have been a tad bit gruesome but just wright something along those lines if not just use what I gave I really hope this helps :)
One difference is in the book the characters soda and sandy were heavily involved, while in the movie soda and sandys relationship is mentioned maybe once. Also in the movie it shows the brothers parents being vividly killed in a car and train crash while in the book it is just said to be an auto accident. In the movie Dally robs a store and gets hurt, while in the novel he robs the store over the phone.
