I want to start by telling my wife Jane how much I love her and how happy she has made me over the years. I would like to leave the hotel, all our belongings, and earnings to her, I know she will continue the legacy and take care of the hotel. I wish we had the … Continue reading Data of the Dead (for my character Scott Brinkmann)

I thought that over a long time. Because that was just what I had been doing. Lying there beside her, just straining to think of a way I could kill her. “All right, then. I was.” “I knew it.” “Were you any better? Weren’t you going to hand me over to Sackett? Wasn’t that the … Continue reading The Postman Always Rings Twice Alternative Ending

A silent open field A deer dashes away Whoosh! silence again A cold winter day A fox slinks around Trekking through snow A dense summer forest A bear sniffs the air Following his nose towards food

Shannon Grubbs attended Radford University her freshman year of college as a biology major. She then decided change her major to psychology and transfer to the University of Mary Washington due to their exceptional psychology program. While attending Mary Washington she participated in an internship that conducted research on the psychology of animals, specifically dogs. She … Continue reading My Future Life (in textbook form)

I am many people’s favorite appliance. People open and shut me all day long and take things out me as they please. Sometimes it leaves me feeling empty inside until someone fills me back up again. I’m always chilly and half of me is always colder than the other half. People tend to like what … Continue reading Monologue of a household tool

Scott Brinkmann is a 26 year old man with brown hair and eyes. He is tall, attractive, determined, and adventurous. He was born in Oklahoma and has lived there his whole life. He is a hotel owner, his father used to own the hotel, and after he passed Scott became the owner. He has a … Continue reading Scott Brinkmann

The readings have several things in common. Most of them are from an earlier time, deal with murder, are located in relatively remote places, and deal with morality. I would describe the writing styles as informal language with a dark, ominous tone. A crime theme stands out, the readings talk about many deaths and murders. Most … Continue reading Noir Readings

My impression of noir is that it is gloomy, dark, and is associated with crime. I can appreciate this genre or mood, but it would not be my first choice for a film or other media. However I can see how it would make a story or picture more interesting. There is a feeling of … Continue reading DS106 Week One Summary (part two)

Week one was very stressful for me. I am horrible with computers so I got confused a great deal. In the end I got things worked out. Going to meet with professor Groom also helped a great deal. I feel more confident with the websites now and hopefully I won’t do too bad during the … Continue reading DS106 Week One Summary

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