Brother Creative Writings Samples For Students

My name is (name) and I was charged with a crime in July of 2004. At that time I was a single parent with one child in college and another living at home. I also had my brother living with me at the time as well. It is unfortunate that it was my brother that reported me the San Diego Fraud Unit, but I was charged with living fraudulently in my mother’s home. My mother purchased this home in 1997 and transferred power of attorney to my control in an attempt to convince me to move to California. However, my ...

Abstract

In the present paper, the personality of John Fitzgerald Kennedy is discussed from the perspective of psychoanalysis. The main emphasis of the psychoanalytical discussion of this prominent personality is placed on his relationship with the father, and the elder brother Joe Jr. and how they have influenced his value system, life path and place in the American history. In other words, the complexity of relationship between those three people is analyzed as main psychoanalytical context for JFK’s life and activity. John Kennedy is analyzed in accordance to the classical Freudian psychoanalytical model. The emphasis is placed on his ...

There are very few instances in our life which have the potential of changing our lives for the better. For me, it was my brother’s graduation. Two years ago my brother graduated from Manchester University in the United Kingdom. He spent five years studying engineering in the United Kingdom. He invited us for his graduation ceremony, my mother was too busy and she couldn’t come with us so, my father and me went there. My brother’s graduation influenced me to move abroad and pursue quality education outside the United Arab Emirates. His graduation fascinated me and ...

Generation gap has been a widely discussed topic because of its significant impact on work, family and social relationships. The issue started being discussed during the post war era when globalization and multiculturalism were taking root in society. In most situations where a generation gap exists, the older generation always holds relatively more conservative opinions, while the younger generation is more accepting of their current worldview, and this evidently introduces conflict between the two generations ().
The unique historical background of Taiwan notwithstanding, the country (region) has also had generation gap as one of the most challenging social problems after ...

Susie was not one to cast judgment on another person because she was not that kind of girl; that was not the kind of person her parents had raised her to become. In the brightly lit hollow that was her bedroom, she stood and wondered why her brother could be so mean and hateful to her. They had spent nine months together in their mother’s womb. That should have been enough time to bond, in Susie’s opinion.
Timothy was older by nine minutes. It was hardly the blink of an eye, Susie was sure, when it came ...

At the family home, Ryan walks out of his father’s room. A contented look on his face; there has been a slight improvement on his father’s health since the last time he saw him. He walks into the living room and meets his elder brother Reagan.

Ryan: Hello brother.

Reagan: Ryan is here! I see you care about father. I was starting to think the company was becoming more valuable than father since you spend so much time on it.
Ryan: Yes, I am here to see how father is fairing. Then I will get back to the ‘company’ you ...

[Client’s Name]
[Client’s Professor]
[Client’s Subject]
[Date Passed]

Dear Baba,
You know that I had always looked up to you and that I respect and love you as my father. That will never change. You have taught me so much and you have given me valuable insights about life that I will never forget.
However, you have greatly disappointed me by hiding the truth from me about Hassan’s identity. Why have you hidden the truth from me, Baba? You were always talking about me being a coward but by not telling ...

Q1. Summarize the plot of the story in a few sentences to identify the conflict between the main characters.
Ans1. “Winners Go First” , a short story penned by Trent Masiki reveals the complex conflict between the main characters in a beautiful manner. The story revolves around mainly three characters-Anthony, Torrie and Anthony’s father. Out of these three, only two characters play a pivotal role in unfolding the story in front of its readers. They come to a field to compete with each other in throwing rocks at bottles and cans. The conflict between the two brothers become evident when Anthony continuously commands ...

I woke up late that morning. I had an intense feeling of tiredness. In fact, it was one of those mornings when I felt like doing nothing. But, it was the beginning of the day and as much as I would have loved to stay in bed I knew I had to get up. I reached for my lifesaver. I needed it to open my eyes fully and drag myself out of bed. And yes, it worked as usual. My morning coffee was always there to help me to start a new day. The freshness of that glorious coffee ...

My dearest brother Selden – I hope this letter finds you safe and sound, and that you have not been apprehended by the authorities as yet. We meet you at a time of considerable danger, as not only have you started to draw suspicion around Baskerville Hall, a series of gruesome murders has begun to take place here! Naturally, I dismiss any suspicion that the responsibility may fall on you, as you are my brother and I know you would not abuse such a sweet chance for freedom. To that end, however, it is my wish to inform you that you may be ...

The enactment given to Hamlet by Great Performances originally broadcast on April 28, 2010 is modern staging. Never the less it is still a tale of “Murder! Murder most foul” and it loses nothing for having Dr. Who and Captain Picard as the male leads. Quite to the contrary, they are such great actors they allow the view to suspend their natural disbelief of the mad prince’s insane world.
Hamlet is “The Mad Prince of Denmark.” Although it is hard to decide if Hamlet is truly mad, or just acting insane following this theme helps keep track of ...

Marissa opened her eyes to darkness, not needing an alarm clock to know it was time to get out of bed. The wind whistled in the windows, and she shivered as she sat up and wrapped an old terrycloth robe around herself. Her two younger brothers slept in a bunk bed, and she gently shook their shoulders to rouse them. Already, she could hear the clattering of dishes and silverware downstairs; mother was always awake before everyone else, making sure breakfast was ready for the entire family.
Four o’clock in the morning was time to hurry because the ...

Adler’s Three Safeguarding Tendencies

A major contributor to our understanding of psychology, Alfred Adler advanced the concept of three safeguarding behaviors. In addition, he set forth the idea that six safeguarding techniques are used by people to protect themselves from any threats to the three safeguarding behaviors, i.e. protecting one’s self from physical harm, protecting one’s reputation with others, and any blow to our self-esteem (Miller, 2016). The six safeguarding techniques include distance seeking, aggression, symptoms, anxiety, exclusion tendency, and excuses (Miller, 2016). One of Adler’s safeguarding techniques, aggression, can be found throughout Scripture, but could have been avoided in ...

Released in 1951, Salinger's novel "The Catcher in the Rye" is a story of a seventeen year old American schoolboy Holden Caulfield, who was excluded from his school before Christmas for academic failure. The main idea of ​​the novel is the rejection of falsehood, which is manifested in the moral standards prevailing in the society and in the people, events, objects. This is closely linked to the image of the protagonist. Holden Caulfield introduces the reader not only to the external part of his life (time-space of the novel consists of three days, one of which the hero stays ...

The Night In Question

Tobias Wolff
‘The Night in Question’ is one of a collection of fifteen short stories by Tobias Wolff published in 1996 by the same name. The story gives us an insight into human desires and its varied exhibitions in different situations. Wolff is an American fiction writer, who hated cruelty and violent behavior. This attitude was due to the violent behavior of his alcoholic stepfather who infused extreme physical and emotional strain in Wolff’s life. This aspect may be seen in ‘The Night in Question’ in which the author attempts to stress on family ties, loyalty, love, affection ...

Among my siblings, cousins and friends, I was considered the least shy child, whose refreshing openness and blunt straightforwardness were the building blocks of a perfectly balanced personality of a leader. I presume that the yet underdeveloped ability to reflect upon my thoughts and actions has led to the current and extremely unfortunate lack of vivid memories about my years as a chief of our local redoubtable gang of about six children, whose age ranged between 4 and 6 years. However, when sweet nostalgia takes over my mind and forces my eyes to lose their focus, the unclear images soaring on the ...

1. Marie de France’s “Bisclavret” is far more understated in its description of the werewolf than similar imagery in modern novels. One element of modern writing is an increased reliance on imagery rather than suggestion, and while the important element of “Bisclavret” is the theme rather than description, in modern works we tend to get both – consider the case of Professor Lupin from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. The focus in “Bisclavret” is on the treachery of the wife and the knight, and the rectitude of the former baron. The narration in ...

A thunderous ringing noise roused the somnolent house on Maple Street, number 92, lulled in soporific breeze of the autumn night. A corpulent, pale yellow fingered hand picked up the receiver of an obsolescent, antiquated phone, the noise of which perforated the bucolically alveolated inside of the house. “Yes?” A raucous and slightly hoarse voice breathed languidly. “Detective Davidson? It’s lieutenant Kowalsky… I apologize for calling this early, but we need you over at the high school… there’s been a murder,” the voice was cacophonous and discombobulated. “I’ll be right there,” Maximilian ...

C. S. Lewis’ “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe”

Synopsis

C. S. Lewis’ “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” follows the adventures of the Pevensie children – Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy. During World War II, their parents sent them to live in the country with a certain Professor Kirke to keep their children safe. On a rainy day, the Pevensie children play a game and explore Professor Kirke’s house. Lucy, the youngest among the four children, discovers a wardrobe in one of the rooms. Entranced by the wardrobe, Lucy opens it and steps inside only to discover another world. Lucy ventures ...

When we encounter stress in our lives, we find ways to get back at peace. We seek support and solutions from our environment. The solutions we find help us either to adapt to the situation or change the situation or our ways. Coping is the way in which we adapt ourselves to handle stress while social support system comprise of people in our lives who help us manage stress.
Stress associated with say loss of a close family member can been dealt with by adapting. When we lose people close to us, we are forced to living without them ...

Maggie: A Girl of the Streets by Stephen Crane explores a theme of naturalism in American literature. Crane uses the third person narrative to tell a story of Johnson family during the startup of industrialization at the end of 19th century. Protagonist Maggy is a small ragged girl, who lives in a grim tenement with her parents, her younger brother Jimmy and a toddler Tommy. She usually looks after Tommy before he dies. “The building quivered and creaked from the weight of humanity stamping about in its bowels” (Crane II). She is usually quiet and vulnerable: “Her features were haggard from weeping, and her ...

Introduction

You might say that plays are getting obsolete with time, and the big screen movies are gaining dominance over other forms of media and entertainment. But the truth is that drama and plays have always been an integral part of entertainment. Even today, in houses, plays are preferred over high-end movies and concerts. Plays make spending time with family easier and fun-filled. Where movies come for a high cost and generally span for about more than a couple of hours, plays are comparatively affordable both time and money-wise. Also, it is often observed that actors in plays perform much well than in ...

Introduction

You might say that plays are getting obsolete with time, and the big screen movies are gaining dominance over other forms of media and entertainment. But the truth is that drama and plays have always been an integral part of entertainment. Even today, in houses, plays are preferred over high-end movies and concerts. Plays make spending time with family easier and fun-filled. Where movies come for a high cost and generally span for about more than a couple of hours, plays are comparatively affordable both time and money-wise. Also, it is often observed that actors in plays perform much well than in ...

CLAS 2095 EL 10

Dr. S.Katary

Introduction
Ancient Rome has several rituals that have served as phenomenal aspects of its era as it flourished. Those have given vibrant color to the characterization of Roman life at that time, as it stood as among the most interesting points of study in the history of humankind. Among those who have partaken in the rituals of the empire were the Vestal Virgins (Vestals), who were women priestesses heralded for their virtues as they present themselves to Roman society as among its institutional characters.
This study seeks to present information on the Vestals ...

Directing

For my directing concept, I chose Martin McDonough's The Pillowman - the tale of Katurian, a horror story author who finds himself being arrested by a totalitarian police state for murders that closely follow his horrific short stories. Being put in a cell with his brother Michal, he starts to recount his stories to both him and the detectives interrogating him, figuring out exactly what happened to him in his childhood and the murders that mirror his stories. My concept would revolve around a black box-style presentation, proscenium-style, with Katurian's scenes with Michal downstage, the cramped interrogation room upstage left with the detectives, ...

Some people are wary or hostile towards individuals, or groups, who are different to them. Such hostility can be based on ignorance or fear, or a whole host of other factors. Lack of acceptance is a widespread problem but, often, people simply need it pointed out to them that everyone is different.

SOPHIE: Look at the state of that. Just when you think she can’t get any uglier, she does.

NICOLA: Who?
SOPHIE: Dora. Look, she’s just got on the bus. Look at her stretching up to put her bag on the shelf. That waistband looks like boxer ...

The passage below will be an analysis of two main characters in two plays. The first character to be analyzed is George Tasman, who is a character in the play Hedda Gabler. The character is going to be analyzed in the three main perspectives; honor, integrity, and reputation.

The second character to be looked at in this paper is Laura Wingfield who is a character in the play The Glass Managerie. The analysis of this character is going to be based on ethics, and especially, on responsibility versus independence.

George Tesman in the play Hedda Gabbler

Hedda Gabler is a play that was published in the 1890s and was ...