-Pain that is someone, to see addictions -pain in the jaw from suspended until later blood -Depression clenched teeth -Adrenaline rushing -A sense of release -Heart disease, -a tight smile that through the body when violence is stroke the doesn’t reach -A sensation of expressed -ulcers eyes increased strength -Not thinking or -an inability to cope -grabbing onto -An edgy, twitchy caring about with smaller problems something secure feeling consequences over time (like a steering wheel) -Tunnel vision -A need to dominate -insomnia and shaking it or control -fatigue violently -Difficulty focusing or -destroying property -punching or ripping concentrating apart something soft -aggressive workouts Complete HW Here FILL UP ALL THE LINES FOR FULL CREDIT!!! Narrative and Vocabulary HW 10 10. smug=supreme confidence in and satisfaction with oneself Draw a picture of your protagonist (main character) when he/she is smug in your story below. Directions: You may use the phrases below to write a scene from a story you make up where a character feels smug. To add even more depth to your writing, choose a particular Meyers-Briggs character type (see reading) as a character and write that character being smug in a scene from a story you create.
-Pain that is suspended until later -Adrenaline rushing through the body -A sensation of increased strength -An edgy, twitchy feeling -Tunnel vision someone, to see blood -A sense of release when violence is expressed -Not thinking or caring about consequences -A need to dominate or control -Difficulty focusing or concentrating addictions -Depression -Heart disease, stroke -ulcers -an inability to cope with smaller problems over time -insomnia -fatigue -destroying property -pain in the jaw from clenched teeth -a tight smile that doesn’t reach the eyes -grabbing onto something secure (like a steering wheel) and shaking it violently -punching or ripping apart something soft -aggressive workouts Complete HW Here FILL UP ALL THE LINES FOR FULL CREDIT!!! Narrative and Vocabulary HW 10 10. smug=supreme confidence in and satisfaction with oneself Draw a picture of your protagonist (main character) when he/she is smug in your story below. Directions: You may use the phrases below to write a scene from a story you make up where a character feels smug. To add even more depth to your writing, choose a particular Meyers-Briggs character type (see reading) as a character and write that character being smug in a scene from a story you create.
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