... I was still wide-awake, as wide-awake as a meercat on guard duty. During the flight we had a five-hour stop-off in Singapore. It was hot, and humid. Just going outside it was like being hit in the face, but inside ...

... to call my cousin, but then I change my mind. The house is in complete darkness and I am wishing I had not made this trip. On ringing the doorbell I feel so relieved when someone comes to open the ...

... see a lake, the lake is as still as a cold winter's night in a graveyard. I open the door and go outside and I smell the clean fresh air. There is no other house within site, just this one. ...

... go." "All right man I'll give you a call latter to let you know what my plans are." "Alright, see ya". "Buy". As my senior year was all raped up, I couldn't help but start feeling more anxious. I was leaving to ...

... skeleton that was being attacked on by two small boys around about three to four years old. Their mum who was busy talking to the receptionist ran to them and pulled them back into a small play area behind me. ...

... but yet really excited about it. Not knowing what's up the sleeves for you is heartbreaking. I look around steadily trying to find someone who is going through the same pain as me. Not a single person looks anxious. All I ...

... or missed her. However, his young and handsome father seemed to be the only relation he had in the world apart from Ruth and Peter his caring and loving best friends. Ruth Mathews was sixteen years old, had blue eyes ...

... Sister instead of hating her. "You'll have to do the Chickens today John", ordered my Mother. My name is John and Lilly is my very, very, very annoying Sister. "But I hate Chickens," I protested, "their scrawny crooked legs, scagged ...

... reached my brain to intensify my nerves even more. It was quite a walk down to the home changing rooms. On the way I was greeted by many enthusiastic fans but instead of helping me, this made me even shakier ...

... me. It is snowing. As I continue to walk down the path questions begin to fly around me. How did I get here? Why am I here? Before I got here I was in my room listening to some music. ...

... lost the moment I did it, It made me sick, it made my heart skip beats, I collapsed onto the mud at the edge of the forest. I almost fainted right there... I looked into the dark tangle of forest ...

... bus was unusually silent as the bus driver, Bertha we called her, waded her way through the narrow seats. Kids visibly squished as close as possible to the windows, some in an attempt to hide something, others just out of ...

... the money for the shopping on the mantle piece so I couldn't get anything for tea. Dad really wasn't happy, but it wasn't my fault. Fade to black Emma is washing dishes in an untidy kitchen, she is wearing her pyjamas. It ...

... roads are now empty. The view of the city is more visible, although the rain is pouring more heavily now. Down in Regents Park, You can see, dark creepy trees, empty swings, swinging like a pendulum; it was a ...

... Macondo. The novel is postmodern. There are many instances where time jumps around. Along with the postmodernism feel there is also an element of magical realism. The magical realism is where characters can do things that are not possible in ...

... I have some news which will affect the three of us" " Yes father, she is in the kitchen, I'll go and get her" replied Carl. Carl then raced to the kitchen and called his mother Carol into the living room where ...

... finally hitting my head. I came to a stop sat up and instantly began crying and screaming as the pain from my arm shot up into my brain. I started to sweat and cry even more. An onlooker gave me ...

... of your immature comments go..." the electric bell interrupted Mrs Field and rang around the whole school, vibrating in everybody's ears. There was a mad rush for everyone to collect their belongings and escape as if there was some emergency. ...

... the traffic wardens, as let everyone leave the car park at 10pm. Others hurried towards me, anxious for the bus to arrive so they too could be bound for home. The bus approached its stop; a lot of people were trying ...

... made myself a cup of tea, as I went to pour boiling water into my cup, it seamed like someone jogged the cup and boiling water went all over the table. Now I was getting confused. Mum still didn't phone me, ...

... my old practice papers which where never completed, I returned to the computer and continue slaving over my English coursework, still trying frantically to think after hours. I was startled by the phone chiming as loud as a church bell. Almost ...

... found a pair of sunglasses that covered most of her face. With beads of sweat forming on her perfect hairline she headed towards the sunlight. A guard barked some reply into his radio and moved towards her, she caught his ...

... more reflective. 'Wow' Gina breathed, 'this place is fantastic.' The speechless Melissa just grinned. Adam went to collect the room keys while Gina, Melissa and Richard sat down on the white leather sofas in the lobby. When the large elevator reached ...

... from his reading so she wheeled around then and faced the children's mother, a young woman in slacks, whose face was as broad and innocent as a cabbage and was tied around with a green headkerchief that had two points ...

... fell into some bushes. I quickly hid where I hoped to scare Tom. I was stood behind a large gravestone above the Devils Den; I heard some faint chanting nearby. I froze. I slowly turned to see where the chanting was ...