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ACT 1, SCENE 1

Narrator:

" It is 1940. the Blumen sisters are at school. Chloe, the older sister who is 16, and Ira, the younger sister who is 13. Ira and her friend Aviva are talking about what Hitlar is making the Jews do.

Aviva:

"So what is going on?"

Ira Blumen:

"I'm not sure, but I know it's not nice."

aviva:

"Why can't we ride our bikes or ride in cars? And why can't we stay in the streets past eight

The title of the movie is The Secret Garden. It was based on the novel of Frances Hodgson Burnett's children's classic of the same title. There are various movies of Secret Garden. This movie was filmed in 1975. It was directed by Katrina Murray.

The story was about a spoiled, bossy little girl named Mary Lennox. She came from a wealthy British Family in India. Everyone in her place left because of the contagious plague. Her ayah, or nanny, convinced her to leave the house. She didn

With each breath I take,
The walls close in.
With each step I take,
The lights grow dim.
A deep breath in,
As I pierce through skin.
The blood brings release,
To the demons within.
I begin to panic,
My breath gets caught.
The blood begins to slow,
And the demons start to laugh.
I soon realize I've fallen,
Into their trap.
But I guess it's,
Just another relapse...

“Nina, turn off the TV and start learning for your exams. You know how important they are, after all they decide your career blablah………..” I zoned out after that. Because honestly, I think I have been hearing those sentences even before I actually was in tenth. And exams are like, two months away! School has just started.

Although, it feels like I have been stuck here since forever. We are already overloaded with tons of homework and projects. Someone said back in the ninth, “Tenth i

Letter to Mom: My Best Friend
My and I weren’t always super close. We used to fight and argue a lot. Though we had our hard times I always respected my mom. Through out my middle school and high school years my mom has had many health problems. These health problems made it to where my mother couldn’t always be there for me at moments in my life, but I can say, when it mattered most my mom was always there. I know she wanted to be there for everything in my life, and it killed her that sh

In the news today, topics boom with helpful information to keep people knowledgeable, but many of the students in high school remain ignorant of the news because it lacks a relevance to them. The students are focused on the here and now, as opposed to what will affect them in the long run. An international story that should peak the interests of high school students today is the recent aggressive talks North Korea has made against the United States that worry its leaders. Although the releva

In the News “Gun Control Legislation Gradually Becomes A Necessity, But Why?

After the tragic even that occurred in Newtown Connecticut, families are making more of a proactive effort to gain gun control laws. Virginia Tech, Columbine, Aurora, and Newtown are all perfect and well supported real life examples, of why the country needs gun control laws. The count of innocent lives taken in this country, due to events such as those listed above, is way too high, and needs to be red

After a long day at school and track practice, I walk through the door and notice my parents watching Fox News. At first, everything is normal. However, I look up at the TV and see the headline traveling across the bottom: Middle School Girls Forced to Ask Classmates for 'Lesbian Kiss' During Anti-Bullying Presentation. I just stood there in bewilderment, postulating how this happened. Now, I have mixed feelings concerning relations between two of the same gender, but I stood there, awestr

Society weighs us down with its norms, or rather with what path it wishes us to take. With a surprisingly strong gravitational pull towards college, more and more eighteen and nineteen-year-olds are finding themselves straying down the yellow brick road in pursuit of something slightly different than a wizard: a higher education. Man's quest for knowledge has been the only thing keeping the world spinning on it's axis since the time Eve picked the fruit from the garden of Eden. Yet, what happen

The USA and the DPRK (North Korea) are stuck in a game of pick-up sticks that will collapse if either of them moves. Talk of nuclear war against the USA seems to be getting louder in the DPRK, leaving the government of the US unsure of what to do.Americans, more opinionated than ever shouting out solutions seem to leave the government with even more uncertainty of what to do,
and others with uncertainty of what to think. Some of the different views of Americans can be shown in a survey

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