I am Danger S, and RPC student, and a brother. Welcome to my blog, I hope you like my posts below! I also sell wood, here’s the prices: $10 per stack of wood (21 pieces) $100 per full cord (4′ ⋅ 4′ ⋅ 8′ of wood dumped in your driveway) +$25 if you want it stacked…
E8 L60 – Scarlet Pimpernel and Tale of Two Cities
Two books, one boring and one fast-paced, one thrilling and one slow. Let’s see which is the better of the two, Tale of Two Cities and the Scarlet Pimpernel. The first of the two is the Scarlet Pimpernel. This book, by Emma Orczy, is fast paced, and is a historical fiction with a mystery-type twist. …
E8 L32 – Origin of Value
Do we, as humans, only value that which we struggle for? The answer is most certainly yes. This is mostly because of the human perspective of value. The more we work for something the more we keep it in our grips. This is why a hard-earned medal for an athlete, or a big house…
H8 L50 – Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams
Around the 1800s, two men were fighting over the presidency: Andrew Jackson versus John Quincy Adams. Both had their ups and downs, and they were completely different in many ways. John Quincy Adams was the first of the two to win the presidency, even though they ran at the same times. Born in Braintree, MA…
E8 L50 – Out on the Pampas Book Report
All G. A. Henty books are great, and Out on the Pampas is no exception. Henty combines a set of historical facts with fictional characters, and packs in a fictional plot with realistic details to make it more real. Henty is a great writer, and I’ve read a few of his books. …
E8 L45 – 20,000 Leagues Character Analysis
In the book 20000 Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne, the characters were many and each one was different, but the two main characters Ned Land and Professor Arronax were complete opposites. They had a few things in common, but really not all that much. Professor Arronax was a chill guy with a…
E8 L40 – Complaining
The question for today’s Interrogative Informative is “Should we complain to get what we want?” the answer is absolutely not! It not only looks bad but makes it more unlikely for you to get the next thing and makes you more dependent on everybody else. So, complaining is most definitely a bad thing, but…
