.... a party of seven, and what we had in common was that we were all East-Asians (i.e. Chinese, Japanese, and Korean), and that we all lived in/frequented our suite. The girls present were all my suitemates/close friends. The guys present were our boyfriends. The girls were naturally closer than the guys, since we live together, but, even though we are so close, we usually eat only with our boyfriends. Although this is true, it was still I comfortable, fun atmosphere where we could joke around. It was not necessary for my friends' boyfriends to show up to this party, but, it seemed that they were mere accompaniment to my friends. On this night, we all chan .....

.... to ride horses a lot. His chores there were to strip trees to help build buildings, and he took care of the horses. He later did chores around the house. He moved out of New Mexico after John got killed by lightning. They lived in the poor part of the city. The thing he remembers most about his mother is that she was a free spirit. His dad left when he was three because he couldn't take care of any one, not even himself. He recalled that John told lots of tall stories; something that grandpa does often. His first school was in California and it was a two room school house. He had to walk home and there were water snakes in the gutters. One time when h .....

.... killed my grandparents and relatives, not by guns or knives; they were killed through starvation. Many of my relatives were forced to work in the rice field own by the Khmer Rouge and many of them did not received anything to eat until they died. When my parents had their lives threaten, they decided to go to America, the land of opportunity. We escaped from Cambodia twice, the first time we got caught and were sent to jail for one day. The second time, we escaped into Thailand and stayed there for about one year. My aunt living in the United States decided to bring my family to the United State, so we made the long and tuff struggle to America. We went t .....

.... day you will be rich." I loved to read and often borrowed books of adventure, travel, and sea voyages. At fourteen, I left school to lead a wandering and adventurous life, so I thought. Jobs were hard to find but I was employed by the fish patrol in San Francisco Bay. Imagine hopping on every boat that pulls into the bay and counting the number of fish on board and having to write fines to the sailors that had too many fish. This sure wasn't a popular job in the bay area. I was smart enough to figure I could be on the other side of the law and rob and steal vessels so I became an oyster pirate. I had a real passion for the sea and so in 1893 I .....

.... six yeard laterI can see her point; my room would not get vacuumed for month at a time. I would come home from school and find my room clean and vacuumed!! When I saw what had happened to my blocks I got mad, I wouldn't eat dinner that night. The next time I refused to let her move them and I got into a lot of tantrums over this. My mom tried to draw the positioning of the blocks onto graph paper, so she could put them back later, but it did not work out. The trucks and the blocks just continued to get me into trouble. My windows would be open in the summer, we didn't have air conditioning, and it was very windy. My door would slam in the night. .....

.... the people who work the hardest are the people that go the furthest. I understand that at times, I must push myself to reach new heights. For example, to raise my grade in a class, I might get help from my teacher at lunch, or I might just spend extra study time on that subject. Also, I could get better at basketball by staying after practice and working on my weaknesses. I will do anything to improve. Self-discipline is another key in my goal to achieve. Self-discipline is a matter of how hard I am willing to work when no one else is watching or grading me. I must discipline myself to keep my focus and maintain a positive outlook that is sometimes di .....

.... the man, figuring that normally old men aren't out in the still of the night. "Yes, I'm fine young man." the old man replied. "I haven't seen you around here before, you must be new on the island." "Yes Sir." "Let me introduce myself. I'm Tom John Smith, the lookout. And you are..." "George Mason, I've come here to try and make a life as a pirate." "Well, do you have a boat?" asked Tom "No, I came in a boat used in a British trade route." "Then the first thing you've got to do is get yourself a boat." "That's for sure, do you know where I might find a boat for sale?" "That all depends on how much money you have." Tom said. "That's why I want to be .....

.... of things around him, social, a shrewd observer, and attentitive. At this time in the novel he seems to be battling with two different people within his mind, due to the high amount of self- conversation. Bio-chemical analysis may reveal a cranial disorder. 2. Background Of Family (hypothesize if necessary) A) Mother His Mother was a quick-thinker, she was usually apart from her son for an unknown reason (perhaps work), we can deduce this from the time when there was a blackout in his childhood, and Montag and his mother had a rare quiet moment together. B) Father We can deduce that Montag's father wasn't very attentive to him, perhaps because .....