In The Girl Who Owned a City, a virus has killed off everyone over twelve. Ten-year-old Lisa Nelson takes on a leadership role, finding stores of food and organizing Grand Avenue for protection against gangs. After the local gang burns down her house, she gets the idea of making a defensible castle, and Lisa leads the way in turning the local high school into her own castle, a new city that.
The Girl Who Owned a City by: O.T. Nelson Protagonist: The Militia The Militia is all the children from Grand Ave with Lisa as there leader. Lisa hated the way Charlie beat up Todd just because Tom Logan said to. Lisa had a disappointment just to The Chedister Gang, the Grand Ave.
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The Girl Who Owned a City By: O.T. Nelson The Girl Who Owned a City is a fictional dystopia or a post-apocalyptic story, where a disease wiped out all people ages 13 and older. Ten-year old, smart, and creative Lisa becomes the leader of Grand Avenue, a neighborhood, and all the children in it. Because of Lisa and her big ideas, the citizens of Grand Ave. have food, shelter, and protection.
The Girl Who Owned a City. By O. T. Nelson. Grades. 6-8 X. Genre. Fiction. A plague has swept through the city, killing everyone above the age of twelve. Lisa is a very intelligent ten-year-old, and the children will survive and be safe from the gangs roaming the streets only if they put her ideas into action. A plague has swept through the city, killing everyone above the age of twelve. Lisa.
Briefly in Chapter 8 and throughout Chapter 9, Linda describes the physical violence inflicted on slaves by slaveholders. Linda presents harrowing tales concerning the murder, torture, and abuse of slaves on plantations owned by three neighboring slaveholders: Mr. Litch, Mr. Conant, and Mrs. Wade.
Archie joins a table where “two black guys, a topless Chinese girl, and a white woman wearing a toga” are playing rummy. After many drinks, Archie feels intimately acquainted with the people he has just met, though they quickly fall into an argument about World War II that puts a damper on things. Archie wonders if he is the type of man who, far from being a hero or the center of attention.
Chapter 1: Summary. By F. Scott Fitzgerald Release Year: 1925. Add to wishlist Delete from wishlist. Short Summary. The first chapter is the opening of the whole story. Here we meet several main characters and learn more about the general situation they are in, about their nature and their feelings. The very first character we meet is Nick Carraway. He appears as a storyteller and seems to be.
Summary Chapter 1. Hill House has been standing for eight years and will stand for eighty years. It is not sane; it is silent and steady, and “whatever walked there, walked alone” (1).
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Among the Hidden Summary. When Among the Hidden opens, our main man Luke is getting put under some hardcore house arrest. Turns out the Big Bad Government is cutting down the Garner's woods in order to build some mansions, which means that Luke is no longer going to have all the nice protective greenery to keep him from being seen.
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Nick is also well suited to narrating The Great Gatsby because of his temperament. As he tells the reader in Chapter 1, he is tolerant, open-minded, quiet, and a good listener, and, as a result, others tend to talk to him and tell him their secrets. Gatsby, in particular, comes to trust him and treat him as a confidant. Nick generally assumes a secondary role throughout the novel, preferring.
Chapter 1: Komodithrax. At a deserted snowy island, with a volcano that has tropical forest inside. There was a Ski Resort on the snowy area and a Tropical resort on the jungle area. There were ferry docks and an airplane landing area. This island was owned by Simon Masrani. He got this idea from Quinn and Val and asked Wu to make prehistoric.
Chapter 1: Summary and Conclusions Have a question about JFK Assassination Records? Ask it on HistoryHub! Introduction Narrative of Events Conclusions Recommendations Page 1 THE ASSASSINATION of John Fitzgerald Kennedy on November 22, 1963, was a cruel and shocking act of violence directed against a man, a family, a nation, and against all mankind.
Overview: The novel unfolds during the summer of 1922, in New York and outside the city amid the mansions on Long Island’s north shore.The narrator, Nick Carraway, is a Midwesterner from a.
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The Zylberbergs owned one of Poland’s biggest hosiery factories, and were extremely wealthy. Before dinner, he snoops in Anja’s closet to see whether she will be a tidy housekeeper. He finds several bottles of pills among her neatly folded clothes. Vladek does not want to marry Anja if she is sickly, and he writes down the names of the pills. He tells Artie that he later showed this list.
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Detailed summary Chapter 1. The story opens in 1943 in an unnamed city. It is mid-June, the day of the protagonist, Max Carver's, thirteenth birthday. Maximilian Carver, Max's father, and an eccentric watchmaker, tells Max and his family that they are leaving their lives in the city, which is suffering a war, to live in a town on the coast. We meet the family: Andrea Carver, Max's mother, and.
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