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…at the same distance recollected the fireball flashing across the sky in the following terms: "A ball of fire...coming down obliquely. A few minutes later [we heard] separate deafening crash like peals of thunder...followed by eight loud bangs like gunshots…

…the cops and Allen while they talked about the loud noise heard. The camera then would focus on the cops searching the house. The next scene would cut to the three cops and Allen sitting near the fire while conversing about familiar things. All of a sudden…

…in a small town. In this area are the two homes of Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange. The vast contrasts between these houses symbolizes the people who reside their and how these individuals effect the homes. Wuthering Heights is portrayed as a dark…

…close by they go with them. So they go to the first house and sing a song about how they are Joseph and Mary and they need a place to stay, then the people who live in the first house sing back about how there is no room at the inn, then they go home…

…, in the Opposite House”, by Dickinson shows an outsider’s point of view on what is going on in the house across the street. Dickinson explains the view so well that as a reader you can picture yourself sitting in that window wondering what is going on. This poem evokes…

…the cock's effect. Tess is depressed by the house especially when she sees portraits of her ancestors. Tess's happiness begins to falter with the rain. She proceeds to tell Angel the story of her past. Hardy describes the coals in the fire as having a Last Day…

…, muddy, and barren moors separate the two households. Each house stands alone, in the midst of the dreary land, but the atmospheres of the two estates are quite different. This difference helps explain the personalities and bond of Cathy and Heathcliff…

…. If its something simple as a storage area for fire wood it would be wiser to place it near your house so that you don’t have to walk that far with your arms full. If its going to be a major focal point of your yard , it should probably be some place were…

…. Throughout her entire stay with her aunt she yearned to be a part of something, to be loved. After Jane leaves her aunt's house, she goes to a school for orphans. Here she is also treated with no love. Jane became friends with another little girl…

…threats to their power. Corruption was rampant. We see this in The Jungle, when Ona was raped by Phil Connor, and never told, because Connor had the power to arrange to have every worker in her family fired from their jobs, and to prevent them from ever getting…