The Monkey's Paw

The Monkey's paw.

dont blame me for what happen

well, i dont see the monkey; and i bet i never shall

Richard Raab. He drives a large Dodge truck.

three wished that the whites wished for were money, that there son came back to life, and for the son to go back to the dead

In the end of The Monkey's Paw, Mr. Whilte uses his last wish to make Herbert disappear because he does not want for his wife to see Herbert's dead, mutilated body.

D: Mr. White thinks he sees faces in the fire

His son, Herbert, gets caught in a machine. The outcome is his death. Afterwords, a wealthy-looking man shows up at the Whites' house, explaining that Herbert's employing company isn't held responsible for Herbert's death, but they can offer a payment of 200 pounds. ( English currency.)

Morris

Suprised

He falls in the machinery.

no read the book

they have different themes

monkeys paw: be careful of what you wish for

the third wish: be happy of what you have

Herbert, he dies in the story

In "The Monkey's Paw," there are several examples of metaphors used to create vivid imagery and convey deeper meanings. One example is the monkey's paw itself, which serves as a metaphor for the idea that getting what one wishes for may come with unforeseen and negative consequences. Another example is the storm outside, which can be seen as a metaphor for the chaos and turmoil that the paw brings into the lives of the characters. Additionally, the knocking on the door can be interpreted as a metaphor for the impending doom and tragedy that the family faces as a result of their wishes.

ballsack

No. It's only a made-up story.

He says nothing

The "paw-shaped who saved who" sticker typically represents the bond between pets and their owners, highlighting how animals can rescue humans emotionally and physically. It often features a paw print alongside a heart or a silhouette of a pet and its owner, symbolizing love and companionship. This sticker resonates with pet lovers who appreciate the profound impact that animals have on their lives. Ultimately, it embodies the idea that while pets are often seen as dependents, they also serve as saviors in their own right.

Although it isn't in the story, many people predict that it is to return Herbert to the dead. I am not sure why, though...

F u bit

One day, a group of mischievous monkeys stumbled upon the monkey's paw and began playing with it, passing it around and tugging on it. As they fought over the paw, it slipped from their grasp and fell into a nearby river. The swift current carried it away, never to be seen again. And so, the monkey's paw met its end, lost forever in the depths of the water.