Tuesday, 23 April 2013

apostrophes

these are the sentences (all horse themed)

Paul Green's stables in Lydiate train race horses.

Roxy's Bridle wasn't done correctly.

Haflinger horses are Austria's favourite horse breed.

Thursday, 21 March 2013

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Sunday, 24 February 2013


Warm bodies
Just before I start this review I just want to say that I couldn't get on to the film club website, and the "sensible" thing to do would be to put it on blogger. Sorry for any inconvenience caused. :)
Warm Bodies is a mixture of comedy, After a zombie apocalypse, surviving humans build a wall to prevent corpses; zombies, from killing them. Corpses wander round aimlessly, barely able to open their mouths. The way that they portray the corpses, and how they move, eat, and kill makes this movie more frightening, thrilling, and realistic.
     Everything started with an outbreak of some kind of plague, and as the human population steadily shrank, the corpses were getting stronger. R, a zombie is the main character in the story.  The way the actor (Nicholas Hoult) plays the love struck zombie makes the audience feel sorry for R, because all R wants is to be human again.
    When R finds a group of friends scavenging for medicine, R and his hunting pack find Julie (the colonels daughter), Perry; Julie’s boyfriend and various others. Corpses don’t bleed and are difficult to kill, but as soon as R sees Julie, he is immobilised. After killing Perry, R eats his brains and relives all of Perry’s memories with Julie. It makes the audience torn between what is wrong and what is right, and although was doing something bad, the audience can’t help feeling sympathetic towards him.
  At the end of the film, though, R’s love for Julie made him live again and cure the other corpses. Although they were cured, Bonies, skeletal corpses who have lost all sense of feeling cannot be cured with love and are killed, regretfully.
Although somebody might look at the warm bodies trailer and call it a zombie or horror movie, throughout the story you start to realise that its so much more. This clever plot leaves you walking every step of the way with the characters, as well as you getting to see both sides of the story and not just R’s view.
     When everything is almost normal in the end of the film, I think it shows that something like that could actually happen, and the only way everyone can stop it is by working together.
Ola Olsen 

Tuesday, 20 November 2012

This... is the ghost of Hamlet's father

This is the ghost of Hamlet's father. I hope it scares you all! The ghost goes and speaks to Hamlet and tells Hamlet how he was murdered by his wicked uncle, Claudius. The ghost has to walk the earth at night until he is avenged by his son. Hamlet must decide what he should do to avenge his father. Act 1 scene 5.
P.S. Last night I was sketching out some ideas for my story. I think that I've got some good characters

Sunday, 11 November 2012

my next idea x

I have decided to write a novel on blogger, for all the story-readers out there! It was originally mr howards idea, but i do think its a good one. Character resemblence to any person in real life is PURELY COINCIDENTAL! Now all i have to do is think of a story...

Sunday, 28 October 2012

the last chapter

The final chapter
Mortified, Athos reached out to grab Helena. His hands wanted to crush her, destroy her, I wanted to protect her. We started to circle each other. Lunging towards me, Athos roared and yelled in frustration. I ducked and sprinted to the other side of the room.
“Run Helena! Please.” I shouted, as Athos grabbed me by the throat. My head was pounding, and sweat poured off my forehead like a waterfall. Helena was running towards me. She had a knife. An icy fist clamped over my heart. Then it all went dark.
I saw my life flash before my eyes, I wondered about what had happened. Helena, Katherine, Athos?
I was probably dead anyway… no point of thinking anymore. Katherine was gone. So was Helena. I can’t think. What clouds my eyes and thoughts?
I think I was lying on a bed, I could feel the light feather pillows against my sore neck. A cold cloth on my head, and I could hear birdsong. The smell of blood, and the wildflowers from the forest. I think there is somebody here, sitting on the bed. I can taste blood in my mouth, and I can start to see a picture. I can make out colours, but everything is fuzzy. Glittering gold, soft peach, creamy white, crimson red, something is moving closer. I think that it must be somebody’s face. I shut my eyes again, and fall into a long, dreamless sleep.
   Helena was sitting cross legged on the edge of the bed. Athos was dead and gone forever. I had the house. I had Helena.
Epilogue
Helena and I never saw Katherine again, but I hope she found her lover. Helena and I have lived in the house for a year now, and are happier than ever. She didn’t need to be tamed, and when I ask her: "do you love me?" She always says yes.