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    into a fire to destroy its sinister sorrows, warns them that tampering with fate will cause grave consequences. Despite the risk, a wish of two hundred pounds come in exchange for the life of the White's only son. Stricken with grief and disbelief, Mr. White watches as his wife pleads to bring back Herbert. Having made the fatal mistake to carry out his second wish, he gains clarity for his final request as the mutilated corpse of their son pounds on the door. The night is cold and the fire…

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    the fireplace. “Better let it burn” (3) says Morris, but in return Mr. White says “If you don’t want it give it to me” (3). This means that Mr. White is foolish enough to mess with dark magic. Also another example is when Herbert asks his father to “wish for two hundred pounds” (4). Herbert also remarks how is it going to hurt you and saying “Might drop on your head from the sky” (5). After this Herbert goes to work and dies because he was “caught in the machinery” (6) and as compensation they…

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    What of this Goldfish Would You Wish? both stories we have read in the past. It also happens to coincide with the experiences we’ve had in the past. With these stories it is shown both who a person is through their relationship with others and the sacrifices they've made. On sacrificing happiness, it is shown how both the What of this Goldfish Would You Wish and A Trip to Grandma story both play huge roles. For example, in the What of this Goldfish Would You Wish? the class would go on to…

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    Mr. white used the paw and wished for 200 pounds to keep the house and ended up without his son and have the money to pay but lost their son because of it. The father’s second wish on the paw was to bring his son back to life and have his family back because the mother was sad and missed her son Herbert. Later after his second the knocking was scaring him and didn't want to open the door and the mother went to look at it and…

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    Monkey's Paw

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    ever received something in your life that seemed to be great, but in the end it changes your life forever? In the story “The Monkey’s Paw” by WWW.Jacobs, a family was given a paw that granted them three wishes. They made the wishes, but one particular wish resulted in their son, Herbert’s, death. Sergeant Major Morris is the most responsible for Herbert’s death which will be seen through several examples from the text. The evidence will show that Sergeant Major Morris is responsible for…

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    Case Study Quiet Kill

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    Quiet Kill Reacher did as instructed, handing over out the requested amount and then handed it to him. “Thank you,” said Bones placing the cash in his black attaché case, without any intention of actually purchasing the igloo plate. Reacher did not know that everybody except the “buyer” loses. And that often the seller is forced into foreclosure which hurts their credit and the neighborhood, as the igloo plate is left standing empty with its value deflated. And the lender who has been…

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    was shown based off the characters and their personality and their worldviews and what they wanted in life. There were various archetypes, worldviews, and terminology in the book that help back up the idea of greed and that if you are to greedy and wish for more then what you actually need consequences can occur and the supernatural will take affect to help teach a lesson. A tragic plot is when the protagonist is somewhat responsible for the misfortune through attitude or mistaken beliefs and…

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    Monkey's Paw Connections

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    wife as soon as the movie ends. In “The Monkey’s Paw” Sammy is killed in as a price for the wish father had made.”Badly hurt, but not in any pain”(5). In “Pet Cemetery” Louis takes his son Gage to the burial ground as it states “Louis digs up Gage’s body taking his son’s corpse to the burial ground. Gage later arrives”(2) In “The Monkey’s Paw” Sammy is brought back to life by one of Father’s wishes.”I wish my child alive again!”(11) Even though Sammy is alive again he is not the same person.…

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    and telling about the past wishes, but Randall chooses to keep it and makes his first wish for two-hundred pounds. The morning after, Sammy, Randall’s only son, goes off to work and gets caught in the machinery. A worker from the company Sammy worked with goes to the Whites’ home and tell the family the news of Sammy’s fatal accident. Upon receiving this news, Randall and his wife Eliza are in mourning and wish for Sammy to be alive…

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    be an easy decision, however, if only three wishes could be given, how would one determine what desire is of utmost importance to them. The decision regarding what to wish for would require much thought and consideration otherwise it could result in a dangerous and serious consequence. In both “What, of This Goldfish, Would You Wish?” and “Monkey’s Paw”, three wishes were granted by both a goldfish and a special paw. There were different ideas of what the wishes would consist of. Each would…

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