One of the themes in the short story Choices by Susan Kerslake is to not to trust eveyone and make good choices in life.
i know irony is in there, I don't know what else though, any help?
Ken wasn't driving carefully. His way of handling the steering wheel was wrong. He had to control it by both hands by 180 degree. Some how, he also attracted for peggy. After their accident, there were so many people helping peggy to get out off car, but ken wasn't there. Even though, he was with her in ambulance, but he didn't ask her how she's feeling now.
â??A Bit of Singing and Dancingâ?? by Susan Hill focuses on the effects of tyranny on the psyche. A couple dreams of freedom for a long time, but when they get it, years of having lived under a tyrannical, restricted regime continues to take its to ll.
The girl's name Suzie is a variant of Susan, and the meaning of Suzie is "lily".
The French traditionnal spelling is "Suzanne".Suzanne is the French equivalent for Susan.
Susan Kerslake wrote the story "Choices" to explore themes of identity, agency, and the consequences of our decisions. The story delves into how the choices we make shape our lives and impact those around us, highlighting the complexities of human relationships and the intricacies of personal growth.
Peggy is the protagonist.
Choices by Susan Kerslake demonstrates how little choices we make everyday can have a big impact on our lives. The book uses characters to demonstrate how seemingly simple choices have deeply affected them.
i know irony is in there, I don't know what else though, any help?
To write an epilogue for the story "Choices" by Susan Kerslake, consider reflecting on the consequences of the characters' decisions and how their lives have been shaped by these choices. You can also provide closure by showing how the characters have grown or changed since the climax of the story. End with a poignant or thought-provoking moment that leaves readers with a lasting impression of the story's themes.
Ken wasn't driving carefully. His way of handling the steering wheel was wrong. He had to control it by both hands by 180 degree. Some how, he also attracted for peggy. After their accident, there were so many people helping peggy to get out off car, but ken wasn't there. Even though, he was with her in ambulance, but he didn't ask her how she's feeling now.
It was very interesting short story. Relationship is dependent on each other that is how it is evaluated.
In the play "Hamadi," the character that remains unchanged throughout the story can be considered the static character. This character may serve as a point of stability or a constant presence amidst the changing events and dynamic characters in the play.
Susan Alcott Jardine is the author of the short story collection, THE CHANNEL: Stories From L.A.. She is a resident of Sherman Oaks, California and is also an artist. She is married to Neal Jardine, brother of original Beach Boys' Al Jardine.
Susan Chesher has written: 'A short history of the villages' -- subject(s): History
Susan F. Beegel has written: 'Hemingway's Neglected Short Fiction'
Video Voyeur The Susan Wilson Story - 2002 TV is rated/received certificates of: Australia:M