In the publication "Adventures in Appreciation" the author of the short story "Contents of the Dead Man's Pockets" are given as Jack Finney. In none of the internet biographies of Jack Finney can this be verified. The only citation that can be found is: Collier's, October 26 1956, 138(9):82, 84-88, 90-91
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The Norwich Puppet man, is called David.
No, it is not gay. It is only gay if you are physically attracted to other men.
The man dropped the stick in the other mans eye or sumthin...?
The fact that a big penis is in his room. relevants the fact tat he is orny
he kept loosing his paper
Dresser.
third person point of view
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It's third person limited because the author reveals only the thoughts of one main character (Tom).
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Don't take people in your life for granted and relationships are more important than work.
A dead mans head....
why does tom have to keep his desire for security and relief at bay
The internal conflict in the story Contents of a Dead Man's pockets is that Tom's ambition leads him to risk his life, for his work. Throughout the story we learn that he is very devoted towards work, and he has to make the choice to either go out onto the small ledge or stay inside and lose his hard work, because of this this is a person vs. self conflict. The external conflict is that the wind carries Tom's yellow sheet of paper outside. He has been working on a project and all of his information was written on that sheet of paper. Since the wind was the force that caused this conflict, it would be a person vs. nature conflict.
Yes, Tom is a static character in "Contents of the Dead Man's Pocket" by Jack Finney. Tom remains the same throughout the story, with his main focus on work and material success until a life-threatening situation forces him to reconsider his priorities.