1. Monster by Skillet. I chose this song because that's what he portrays towards himself he believes that he thinks he is a monster he. He has got to the point where he has over though every sinaro about the situation he is in. I don't think that he believes that he has the chance to win the case anymore.
2. Chalk Line by 3 Days Grace. I chose this song to depict that he was next to the killing and that someone who was being charged with murder. The song chalk line is similar to this because it's talking about some one's chalk line being drawn after a death.
3. 25 To Life by Eminem. This song is an almost exact description of how he will be charged with murder if he gets tried Guilty then he will be sentenced 25 To Life. If he is tried innocent though then he will not be tried as much time, but to our information it's a secret... (Lame)
Behind Blue Eyes by Limp Bisket. The way that this song betrays Sevens feelings is almost unbelievable. Sometimes in life it's not weather you have solid evidence, but how other people betray the scene into other peoples minds. Mrs. Henry, Steve's attorney was trying to place in the juries mind that he was not the reason that all of this took place and that it was the shooter James Kings fault
The "monsters" that are shown are alien invaders, but the "real" monsters are the people. When threatened and afraid, they are driven to act, even if means turning on their own neighbors.
(Twilight Zone, season 1, episode 22 shown March 4, 1960)
"I'm six four and I got the moves, the eye, and the heart. You can take my game to the bank and wait around for the interest. With me it's not like playing a game, it's like the only time I'm being for real."
"Cutting people from your life is easy, keeping them in is hard."
"Each of us is born with a history already in place." is a great quote by Walter Dean Myers.
so at the start, "spoon lices in Harlem and is fine with the way things were.he was in love with his girlfriend. then when he goes to prep school, everything is different, people are nicer and he makes some freinds.
when he gets back to the ghetto to visit everything just seems different. he doesnt know what is different but something is. his girlfriend even seems different.
when he goes back to prep school he meets this girl channelle and they kiss a couple of times but he doesnt go out with her. and when finishes school he finds out his girl is addicted to some drug. it doesnt say what drug.so he tries to help but he cant. then her mom dies and she really gets caught upn in the drugs. he finds her in a crack house and brings her to rehab.then she recovers and they live "happily"(her mom is still dead) ever after
the setting of this book takes place in Jamal's apartment. where Randy, Jamal's older brother, was arrested. his sister, Sassy and him are always fighting and their father comes on rare occasions
This story takes place in Manhattan and Harlem NYC, mostly in a city of locked up criminals, this is were Steve Harmon lived.
Mr. Sawicki is a film teacher. He taught Steve how to use a camera and shoot a film. He is also a witness for the defense during the trial.
Walter Dean Myers has written about 90 books, but only published 85. He has written picture books, novels for teens, historical fiction, and books for adults. He has even written poetry.
no its a autobiography or in other terms a memoir which means the book is about Walter dean Myers himself
The story takes place in Manhattan and Harlem, New York city.
he would eat bananas and listed to punk rock
Monster - Walter Dean Myers novel - has 281 pages.
I've looked everywhere and can't find one which sucks because its a book a lot of schools make kids like me read. If u really need it like I do and you don't have time try reading chapter notes and writing them down. Hope this helps!
House of the scorpion takes place in between the united states and Mexico. in a place called aztlan
Richie and the others were promised that they wouldn't see any heavy fighting which turned out not to be true. They end up witnessing alot of destruction and brutality and like most who were drafted or enlisted in the military at that time, wondered why they were even there.