Short Stories

In "Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry," the Wallace brothers are a group of white siblings known for their violent and racist behavior towards the Logan family and other black people in the community. They are depicted as troublemakers who frequently target black families in the area.

In "The Most Dangerous Game," the falling action occurs as Rainsford defeats General Zaroff in their deadly game of hunting and survival. Rainsford ultimately outsmarts and kills Zaroff, freeing himself from the dangerous situation on Ship-Trap Island. The resolution comes as Rainsford wins the game and survives.

It's Indv. VS Indv. and Indv. VS Self. It could be Indv. VS Society, but it doesn't really give you enough information to tell you about that. It's indv vs indv because he is struggling to not kill the captain. It's indv. vs self because he is struggling with himself to not kill the captain.

The tone of "The Red-Headed League" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle can be described as mysterious and intriguing. It combines elements of suspense, detective work, and humor, creating an engaging and suspenseful atmosphere throughout the story.

In James Joyceâ??s â??Arabyâ?? the narrator, a 12 year old Dublin resident, sees only joy and excitement at the world around him. Devoid of cynicism and prejudice, Joyce sees this perception as pure. Wordsworth's â??We Are Sevenâ?? analyses the perception of the world through the eyes of a child , however, he believes it is flawed by the lack of knowledge of the world owing to the brevity of her years and experiences.

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The main characters in "The Hockey Sweater" by Roch Carrier are the narrator, who is a young boy growing up in a small Quebec town, and Maurice "The Rocket" Richard, a famous hockey player for the Montreal Canadiens. The narrator idolizes Richard and admires him greatly, but faces a dilemma when he is mistakenly sent a Toronto Maple Leafs sweater instead of a Canadiens one.

Still teenagers when they had a baby

Immature not stable not appropriate to stable a family yet

Picked a scene to explain to his daughter

Bond the parents had sense and hope for the future

Importance of the baby in the parent's relationship]

Daughter's future relationships

Overcome harshness of the outside world

Care about family the most

Not marry early

Boy and girl cook for each other

They care about each other a lot

Stable have lots of love 4 each other

Author didn't name the characters?

Emphasize themes not the people in the story

Show the stability in there home after the dispute

In the beginning of the short story "Distillation," the narrator describes a visit to a small village marked by a strong smell of alcohol. The narrator meets an old man named Sona who is known for his craft of making moonshine. The story sets up the scene for an interaction between the narrator and Sona, exploring themes of tradition, rural life, and craftsmanship.

silence is shown in the story called"A Story without a name" where the lady who lives on the hill always shopw silence because she doesnt speak and also her son who didnt speak until he was 5 years old

The story "Dead Stars" by Paz Marquez Benitez presents the culture of courtship and social expectations in the Philippines during the early 20th century. It explores themes of love, marriage, and societal norms, highlighting the clash between tradition and personal desires. The story reflects the Filipino values of respect for elders, familial obligations, and the importance of reputation in society.

Lesson learned from a fire incident may include the importance of having working smoke detectors, having an evacuation plan in place, ensuring proper fire safety measures are implemented, and the significance of quick and effective response in emergency situations.

She can't accept the life that she has. She can't stand being middle class. In her mind she NEEDS to be rich and high class. She wants beautiful clothing and looks and she would do anything for it.

In "Three Skeleton Key," the author builds suspense through foreshadowing when the characters notice a derelict ship drifting with no one aboard. This event hints at the impending danger of the rats that eventually invade the lighthouse. Additionally, the menacing behavior of the sea rats that the characters observe early on foreshadows the terror that will follow.

In "Dr. Heidegger's Experiment," the three events that were foreshadowed include the return of the subjects to their youthful appearances, the fleeting nature of youth and beauty, and the potential consequences of rekindling old desires and mistakes.

Doodle's brother cried at Doodle's death and covered him with his body to protect him from the rain. He cried because he realized that he had pushed Doodle to hard for his (Brother's) own selfish reasons. The irony is that Brother's actions toward Doodle when Doodle died are just like Doodle's reaction toward the scarlet ibis when the scarlet ibis died.

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General Zaroff is presented as a sophisticated and cultured character in "The Most Dangerous Game." However, his belief in his superiority and his practice of hunting humans for sport challenges conventional ideas of civilization. While he may have the trappings of civilization, his actions ultimately reveal a darker, more primitive side of his character.

"The Steel Brassiere" by Sheila G. Crisostomo is set in the Philippines, specifically in Manila. The story follows the life of a young girl growing up in the city and dealing with the challenges she faces.

The moral lesson of the story "The Fence" by Garcia Villa is about the consequences of selfishness and greed. It highlights how prioritizing personal gain over the needs of others can lead to isolation and unhappiness. The story emphasizes the importance of generosity and kindness in fostering meaningful relationships.

"Shabine" by Hazel Simmons-McDonald explores the complexity of race and class relations in Caribbean society. The story delves into the experiences of individuals who exist between racial and cultural identities, shedding light on how discrimination and prejudice intersect with social stratification. It also highlights the challenges faced by those who do not conform to traditional societal norms, illustrating the impact of these factors on personal identity and relationships.

The author creates a sense of daydreaming and escapism in this sentence from "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty." Walter Mitty's vivid imagination allows him to mentally transport himself to different, exciting scenarios, highlighting his desire for adventure and adventure.

The narrator of â??The Fall of the House of Usher notices a crack that runs the length of the structure. The crack is also symbolic of Roderick Usherâ??s state of mental collapse. There are also deep cracks within the family structure.

Daisy’s rejection of Gatsby, Myrtle’s death, Gatsby’s murder