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The death penalty has been proposed to the court because they saw that many
people are committing crimes like murder, sexual harassment, rape, and ect. involving
killing but that is not a reasonable excuse to pursue death penalty because in the view
of our God all sins are fair it’s up to us if we can forgive those people. We are free to
choose in what is right.
Police and other high officials don’t have the right to kill for the justice they want. No
human will decide to kill another human, we should forgive them as the Lord forgive us
and don’t treat them bad even if they did wrong things. They’re still human that commit
mistakes and unguided so we should at least understand them.
Committing a crime is inevitable, the police can put them into jail and sentenced a
life time imprisonment. Being sentenced by death penalty was not a good idea at all
because every person has a right to live and be forgiven.
THE CHARACTERS
Lydia Turner/ Tomasi ― she was the main character of the story
Chiara Tomasi ― she was the daughter of Lydia
Ishmael Solomon ― he’s the lover of Chiara Tomasi
Marcello Tomasi ― the husband of Lydia and the father of Chiara
Fabio Tomasi ― he was the brother of Marcello and also the one who
comfort Lydia
Mr. & Mrs. Turner ― they are Lydia and Valerie’s father and mother
Valerie Turner ― she is the younger sister of Lydia
Mr. Ridley ― also known as creepy Ridley in Lydia’s eyes and he is the
live in of their mother
Mr. & Mrs. Turner ― they are Lydia and Valerie’s grand father and
grandmother
Pastor John ― one of the pastors in the church
Sister Joan ― she was the one that give some clothes to Lydia and
Valerie
Sister Vera ― she also help sister Joan
Sister Lottie ― she was the closest one to Lydia and Valerie
Pastor Digby ― He was the one that gives sermon to the people that visit
the church
Miss Dillinger ― she’s Lydia’s teacher
Mr. Darby ― was the caretaker in the school
Noah Solomon ― he is the close friend to Lydia and became a lover
Zoe Woolf she was the cleverer ones in the class
Peter Day/ Bena ― their classmate who born with hole in her heart, he
could die in a minute by snapping a finger too loudly
Jimmy Fumble ― he was the most clumsy in their class
Lisa Fortune ― whom Lydia was secretly terrified
Donna Jones ― she was the bully in the whole campus
Erica James
She finds it the best way to write authentic characters for her
novels, although her two grown-up sons claim they will never
recover from a childhood spent in a perpetual state of
embarrassment at their mother's compulsion.
THE DETAILS
Title: Tell it to the Skies
Author: Erica James
Genre: Sad Fiction, Romance Fiction
YOUR THOUGHTS
- It makes me a little sad because of the tragedy Lydia was experiencing in the
hands of her grandparents when she was a little girl.
- Yes it is worth recommending because story touches the heart of the reader.
Even though Lydia have a tragic past it didn’t stop her from reaching her
dream.
Quotation
If you have a problem, you shouldn’t keep it to yourself ; you should tell
it to the skies ― Mr. Turner (father)
The real Lydia Turner only existed inside her head
“It was the apparent isolation of the place that touched her; it was
somewhere she felt she could be separated from the rest of the world.”
― Erica James
“Cheesy as hell, I know”…”but if a man can’t make romantic gestures in
Venice to the woman he loves, where can he?” ― Noah Solomon
THE STORY
Theme: A memory that is keeping on revisiting her past she has been
hiding for the last twenty-eight years…....
Plot: The beautiful city of Venice has been Lydia's home for many
years, a place where she has found peace and fulfillment. Then one day
she glimpses a young man's face in the crowd that threatens to change
everything. He's a heart-stopping reminder of a dreadful secret she
believed she had banished to the past. As a young child, Lydia and her
sister were sent to live with grandparents they'd never even met before. It
was a cruel and loveless new world for them and it forced Lydia to grow up
fast. She learned to keep secrets and to trust sparingly, and through it all
she was shadowed by grief and guilt. Now, 28 years later, Lydia is
persuaded to leave behind the safe new life she has created for herself and
return to England to face the past—and maybe her future.
THE SETTING
- She had been hurrying from the market side of the Rialto Bridge,
trying to avoid the crush of tourists in the pack middle section of
the shop. Back to their old house two lovely little girls where living
with their mother. After going to school Lydia saw a ventriloquist
dummy and she badly want it so she force her mother to buy that
but unfortunately her mother don’t have enough money to buy it.
The summer holidays come and they’d spent the afternoon at
dad’s grave. They’d been walking for what for ever. A few cars had
passed them, they came to what looked like a small bridge. Lydia
and Valerie where living in their grandparents home, they came to
church for them to get some old clothes. Lydia when to school and
she found a new friend. Their friendship was a secret in Lydia’s
grandparents, Lydia was going to visit Sister Lottie’s house then
going to Noah’s to read the letter of Noah’s father. At the coffee
shop Lydia and Noah are having a coffee and he grab the
opportunity to give Lydia a bunch of red rose.