After a few minutes I look up to see a massive palace. They take me in to the main hall and throw me on the ground in front of a throne. I look around...to see that this place is a Muslim palace and it’s heavily guarded with many Muslim soldiers. I look up to see who was sitting on the throne and to my surprise it was an arabian woman dressed in a black niqab and black jilbab. She wore many jewelry to signify that she was royalty. She asked, “What is this that you have brought me?”The guard. He's meaner than a rabid dog," Brown replied."Well, he isn't any more, 'cause he's dead," Bob replied."Liar. I saw him just a couple months ago. No one could kill him, lessen they bushwhacked him." Nope. It was a fair fight, out in the street, just like now." You didn't say who that fair fight was with, stranger, so how do I know your telling the truth?" Brown asked."That part is easy. I'm the one who killed him. I collected the reward, too. Bet there's a reward on you, as well."Those. Susan was also having problems with her Algebra. Both of them were able to give her a hand. Al was doing his part by helping Susan with her Biology, and "Thea with her Literature. Al had developed a love for the old stories. Especially the works of Shakespeare, Joyce, and Browning. He loved the prose that they used. He could recite the Sonnets of many of the authors by heart. He also was a whiz in History and Civics, He could rattle off the dates of almost EVERY important event in History, and. "My mother shocked all of us, me the most I think, when she shot to her feet, her finger almost touching the man's nose. "One more uncalled for comment of that sort and you can join your son in the nurse's office because I will surely shut your filthy mouth for you." She was so angry that she was shaking and, to James at least, seemed a force of nature, a being of fury and might. He didn't know whether to be afraid or proud!Principal Winters sat forward in her chair and held up a calming hand..