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Since the Sergeant Major first speaks about being in India, we can assume that when he speaks of the Fakir who put the spell on the paw that the incident occurred while he was in India. By interpolation of what he says, we can infer that one of Morris' colleagues had a dispute about fate with a Fakir who cursed the paw to prove a point. After the initial man had his first two wishes he wished for death as his third wish and it was bequeathed to Morris afterwards.
Anyone that has a dog and wishes to do so
When man wishes or conducts sexual relations with animals/beasts.
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Sergeant Major Morris creating suspense by mentioning the sinister history of the monkey's paw and its ability to grant wishes increases the tension of the rising action. Additionally, Morris's warnings about the potential consequences of using the paw heighten the suspense and foreshadow the looming tragedy.
Since the Sergeant Major first speaks about being in India, we can assume that when he speaks of the Fakir who put the spell on the paw that the incident occurred while he was in India. By interpolation of what he says, we can infer that one of Morris' colleagues had a dispute about fate with a Fakir who cursed the paw to prove a point. After the initial man had his first two wishes he wished for death as his third wish and it was bequeathed to Morris afterwards.
An old fakir, from India, puts a spell on the paw for three men to have three wishes each. According to Sergeant Major Morris the first man's last wish was for death and he isn't keen on revealing what his wishes were. This indicates that the paw is bad and will only ever bring bad fortune.
He is remembering the horrible effects of his wishes.
Major Morris says that a fakir from India had given him the paw. He says that the reason for the paw containing magic powers was that before he got the paw, the paw had been used by three other people whose wishes came rue, in which the third person wished such a thing that he died. After that Morris received the paw. He considered the monkey's paw to be a curse because it did behold magical powers to fulfil people's wishes, but when someone wished for something, it fulfilled the wish in a very dreadful manner.
It is a rather disturbing allegory on the ( Three wishes) or ( people always make bad choices) theme which has been used on shows as diverse as Twilight Zone and others of that type. The plot is similar to that about the Chinese Fisherman, the talking fish, and three wishes. It could be argued as a lesson against democracy ( people will make bad choices) and possibly anti-gambling though gambling does not figure in the plot at all. ( unlike Titanic) so it goes. No Like Monkey Paw.
At the beginning the Whites think it is foolishness to have it or believe it can give them wishes but after Herbert's death, they think of it as something bad to have. Now they remember what Morris said "who interfered with it did so to their sorrow".
Wishes is the plural. The singular form is wish.
In "The Monkey's Paw," an example of foreshadowing is when Sergeant-Major Morris warns the White family about the consequences of using the monkey's paw to make wishes. This warning sets the tone for ominous events to come, hinting at the potential horrors that will unfold as a result of their actions.
Our best wishes to you both.
Jim gets lots of wishes at his birthdays. It is the sentence containing wishes.
The climax of "The Monkey's Paw" is when Mr. White wishes for his son Herbert to come back to life using the last wish on the paw. This moment is the peak of tension and reveals the consequences of using the cursed paw.