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    “If you could have another three wishes, would you have them?”(3) “The Monkey’s Paw” written by W.W. Jacobs is very well written to send chills down your spine. The author successfully creates suspense by using intense setting, action, and language. The setting helps build the suspense. The setting sets the tone of the story that has the reader’s hair standing up straight. The weather in the story is “dark, cold, and wet” (1). This tells the reader that something bad might happen this day. Also…

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    Pros And Cons Of Declawing

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    Declawing, a Pet Catastrophe There are twenty-eight countries across the globe that declare declawing, also known as onychectomy, illegal or inhumane and can only be performed under extreme circumstances (Schelling, “Places Where Declawing Is Illegal”). With so many countries banning this procedure, it becomes clear that there is something wrong with the practice of declawing. Declawing cats has become highly controversial and discussed in the cat community. Supporters of onychectomy argue…

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    I have an extraordinary cat named Whisker. Whisker is not an average cat. She weighs considerably more than the average 14-pound cat, has manicured paws, and from the tip of her nose to the end of her tail she has orange striped fur with a tint of brown on her left front leg. She irritates me quite often around breakfast time by nudging my leg with her head. This is how I know that she wants to be fed. Her food of choice is the chicken flavored 9 Lives' cat food. On the other hand, I don't have…

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    Do people know declawing will be banned soon in most areas? Declawing means to remove claws from animals to cause less complication with furniture or harming. Declawing is a serious surgery toward animals to lose a high amount of blood or death. It became a huge problem for cats to live healthy because the surgery produces complications from declawing. Declawing should not be allowed because it can affect harm toward cats and their health. Veterinarians claimed to be helping cats by performing…

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    Simon is six years old and lives in Burlington, ON, with his mommy, daddy, brother, and sister. He loves Minecraft and his siblings (in that order). Simon enjoys karate. My cat is afraid of bats. The bat likes scaring my cat. Chloe lives in Richmond Hill, ON. She likes swimming and sports. Chloe likes lovely things such as gold and silver cups. When she grows up, she wants to be a pet doctor. Witches at night I don't like them They try to spook you Creepy spiders Hiding too! Valerie lives in…

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    The Monkeys Paw

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    story is W.W. Jacobs and the title of the novel is The Monkeys Paw. The physical setting is a dark an enclosed home. The temporal setting is a cold and wet feeling and creepy. He manipulates time by using words and phrases that are used to push time. The setting is very critical, the fire place helps create some light in the mist of darkness. The tone of the novel seems to be interested because of the interest showed in the monkey paw. The authors theme for this story is everything is not good…

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    Monkey's Paw

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    showing this common motif include “The Monkey’s Paw,” by W.W. Jacobs and “The Third Wish,” by Joan Aiken. The two short stories share similar themes that both teach a valuable lesson; be careful what you wish for. Mood is the atmosphere of a story; the emotions of a piece of literature. The two stories “The Monkey’s Paw,” and “The Third Wish,” display…

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    Penthouse Paws

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    fitness and healthy lifestyle. Coming to Penthouse Paws reduces travel cost and time since everything is under one roof. Benefits of Penthouse Paws: Year round play area that is climate controlled Positive release of your dog’s energy Improved social skills Healthier Happier Pets Peace of mind knowing your pet is getting lots of attention, outdoor exercise , compassionate discipline, and quality care External Assessment Penthouse Paws belongs to the pet grooming and boarding…

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    The Open Window Analysis

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    Both “the open window,” by Saki, and “the monkey’s paw,” by Jacobs, are structured in parts; and each of these parts correspond to an occurrence during the story. Saki and Jacobs also both introduce ghosts during the climax of the stories- however in the Monkey’s paw we never really find out if the ghost is real, and in the Open window, we explicitly find out that the ghost is not real. Finally, both Saki and Jacobs make use of powerful language to instill fear in the reader and pull them…

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    "I need to show you something." said the man. The man pulled out a hairy animal paw. "What is that?" asked the man. "Its called the monkey's paw. " said the man. "Whats so great about some monkey's paw." said man. "Its maid to grant three wishes from the new owner of this paw." said the man. "Oh okay. How much is it?" asked Julian. "Its worth no cost. Its free to go. Its yours now." said the man. Julian took the paw. He went to Sergeant Major Morris's house. He knocked on the door and Major…

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