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…we had to make it through the night. We were still damp and we needed to get warm. We didn't want anyone to get sick. We had already lost the pilot and co-pilot and we didn't want to lose anyone else. We needed to make a fire. We had dry logs…

…Jane Eyre - Fire & Water Write an essay on Bronte's use of water and fire imagery. In Jane Eyre, the use of water and fire imagery is very much related to the character and/or mood of the protagonists (i.e. Jane and Rochester, and to a certain extent…

…childhood. When Wright was four he set his grandmother's house on fire. At this time his grandmother was lying sick in bed. His family was able to escape, but Wright quickly hid under the house to evade the beating he knew he would receive. He remembered…

…begin another Misery manuscript. She brought Paul an old typewriter to start writing the Misery’s Return for her. Paul told her that he would need some different kind of paper. This was an excuse to get Annie out of the house so Paul could find a way out…

…tries to explain this away as standard fireman procedure for proving to people how useless books are, but the women leave quite disturbed and upset. Montag goes to the fire station and hands over one of his books to Beatty. Beatty browbeats him with his…

…of poetry and reads them one of the poems. Mildred tries to explain this away as standard fireman procedure for proving to people how useless books are, but the women leave quite disturbed and upset. Montag goes to the fire station and hands over…

…on television. She visions the perfect reunion someone would tell her what a fine daughter she has raised. Dee would come out in tears embracing her mother and pinning and orchid on her dress. Maggie, who is not bright and bears scars from a server house fire many…

…on and will expose him if he doesn’t provide for her. In the book, this is the turning point in which he starts to obey and respect his blood. “Tom,” on a numerous occasion, makes many trips back to the haunted house to inform Roxy about his current status; doing all he…

…role in the cover-up, with the recommendation that it be forwarded to the House Judiciary Committee for inclusion in its investigation. The grand jury's account of the alleged conspiracy followed the damaging testimony offered to the Senate Watergate…

…was also known for his strange behavior. He liked to hide from no one in particular in a wagon of rotten vegetables and paint his beard blue. He once set a local paper mill on fire. He liked to lure unsuspecting girls into his ¡§secret clubhouse¡¨, located…