The white smog of tear gas was spreading around the main gate of our university. Hyun-jung, my girlfriend, was banded in solidarity with other demonstrating students and was shouting slogans with the students against the policemen. "Abolish the National Security Law!" "American Forces go home!" The demonstrating group was planning to walk downtown from the main gate of the university, shouting their slogans. There was some conflict at the front of the formation with policemen carrying shields and batons. When the conflict was getting serious, all of a sudden, another group of policemen, who were brandishing their batons and shouting "Charge!," attacked the group. The falling batons made the students moan and scream. The person who carried the megaphone and spoke through it was the first victim and the target of vicious kicks. The policemen, looking like messengers from hell, were acting outrageously, violent, and crazy. Hyun-jung ran onto the university campus after dispersing the other students. A senior, who had been running with Hyun-jung, fell down at the sudden blows of police batons on his head. Watching him being trodden on and kicked cruelly by the policemen, she was slightly shaking covering her surprised face. The blood, running on his head, stuck to his hair. He motioned for her to run away, grinding his teeth while being beaten. One of policemen beating him turned his head and looked at her. She stepped backward and ran again with other students pressing on. "Bang!, Bang!, Bang!" Tear gas bombs rose in the air, blowing up white smog. Surprised by the gas bombs falling in front of her, she fell down. Blood oozed from her knees through her trousers. She rose to her feet, putting her hand on her hurt knee, and ran again. She could hardly open her eyes from the effect of the tear gas. The university immersed in her tear was seen dimly in her eyes.
I looked up and stared at the gray sky over the student association building.
Metaphors such as "crystal stairs" which is used to better explain that her life has not been as peaceful as climbing a set of smooth crystal stairs. ... You can also see the use of repetition in some lines such as lines 2 and 20 which repeats the phrase "crystal stairs", to emphasize that life has not being easy for her. ...
When family would come for extended visits she would have a little ditty she would sing in the morning when she heard someone start trotting down the stairs. ... "Who's that coming down my stairs, Who's that coming down my stairs, Who's that coming down my stairs, Is it Heather or Nancy?" She would see who was coming down the stairs and would insert their name and then use someone else's name that was staying there for the other name. There was an enormous mirror in her dining room, which was on the wall over a large dresser in which she could see the stairs and wh...
The first time I discovered how nice it was spend time on the stairs of my house in Mexico, was because of a childhood fight with my mother. ... I was in front of the stairs. ... I ran my hand over the step and the touch was so soft that I went to the landing of the stairs and sat there. The stairs were surrounded by walls. ... Since that day I discovered that the landing of the stairs was the best place to escape my reality. ...
Langston Hughes uses images of "stairs- to symbolize different stages of human growth. ... She tells her son that instead of being smooth and attractive like "crystal,"" most of the stairs in her life presented challenges. Some stairs had tacks and splinters in them; some with boards torn up; some even had places where carpet was missing. ... When the mother tells her son "don't you turn back, don't you set down on the steps- she is simply encouraging him to continue to grow "continue to set and achieve goals "keep climbing the stairs. ...
This conflict refers to the stairs of maturity. Finny's conflict is whether or not he should try and grow up to fast and fall repeatedly down the stairs of maturity, or mature at the time Mother Nature has set for him to mature. Finny decides to mature to quickly and therefore suffers the consequences and falls down the stairs of maturity. ... Another time, he falls down the stairs and re-brakes his leg causing bone marrow to travel through his blood stream and stopping his heart. The conflict whether to try and walk down the stairs by himself, or wait to get better cost him his life. ...
The only thing that I could not observe him doing at home was walking up and down stairs. I have observed him performing this ability at his grandpa's house and other relatives that have stairs. ... He doesn't really walk down the stairs though, he will crawl down them backwards. (This amazes me since he was only shown once or twice how to crawl off of the couch backwards and not the stairs. ... Perhaps for Teilo to use his knowledge of backing off the couch and transposing that to the stairs must mean that he understands that as the couch is tall so are the stairs and the easiest wa...
With a large amount of gloomly shadows of furnitures and stairs, it empasis the dismal of the indoor surroundings strongly. ... At the beginning of the film clip, Scarlet enters the house under the shadow of the stairs, and then Melanie walks into the frame from the stairs under the light. ... Then the long, eye level shot of Scarlet walking down of the stairs followed by the medium low angle shot of the Union deserter. ... (However, that is not Scarlet's point of view, because she's up on the stairs and the deserter is down under in the foyer.) ... After the deserter killed by Scarl...