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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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    The story I am choosing to dissect and break down is “The monkey’s paw” Now this story stuck out to me more than the others. The idea that if you grasp the monkey’s paw in your right hand and whatever you wished came true just caught my eye. The story was well put together and had many things I personally enjoyed the suspense of the wishes the penalty of wishing and the element of horror. I really enjoyed both the story and the production but, as much as I liked the story and the play there…

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    with magical powers has a curse on it. The monkey’s paw gives three wishes to whoever has it. After the wish is wished, the wish comes true and something bad happens. The family jokingly wishes for 200 pounds for their first wish. The wish of the two hundred pounds comes true but in return something bad happens, the son dies. The grieving mother cannot bear the loss of her son. The second wish is that her son comes back to life. The husband wishes it all away and to not see the mangled…

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    that will grant any wish however, there are consequences that follows the wish. The Sargent has given the White family three warnings against using the paw; “It has caused enough mischief already,” “Better let it burn,” and “but I warn you of the consequences” (Jacobs 14). Hubris is being exemplified when despite multiple forewarnings, the White family wishes for two hundred pounds, showing their arrogance and their feeling of invincibility. The White’s assume that their wish will not come true,…

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    his experience in India and about the thing from a holy old man in India. That thing is a monkey ' s paw could give three wish as like the Dragon ball to three people before people can give but another wish made him died. I think the mystery of monkey's paw The owner before Sergeant Major Morris asked for three wishes and died. That event makes Mr. White interested and the wish can attracts everyone is money. Mr. White begs…

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    Reading There will come soft rain, and The monkey’s paw, i can say that the tone that the author is trying to put out from the stories is an eerie/creepy one. In There will come soft rain, The author is trying to put a weird tone into. They're both trying to make the reader wonder what’s going on. In There will come soft rain it is very confusing till the very end. The Story all together is very eerie feeling. The story is about a house that is running by itself. The entire story is based in…

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    Have you 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…

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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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    “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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    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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