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Shourt story. The structure short story shuld include 1) Exposition 2)Complication 3) climax 4) Resoluttion on article Exposition, complication, climax stated, I continue short story explanation 800 words resolution .
"You're perfect! You're probably everything a normal man would wish for. But I'm not normal and I am not worthy of your love, my beautiful." He paused and raised his eyes as he was now facing her directly and sent chills through her spine as a result of his powerful gaze.
She was anxious about finding out what was wrong, but it was also as if she wanted to turn back time or wake up from a nightmare, as she kept repeating to herself inside her head "This is not happening, I must be dreaming and if I pinch myself everything will go away. This is the most important person in my life and he would not do something that would hurt me."
"Look at me and focus Mary!" She could not concentrate. All that she could think of was that he had not called her Mary in years. He would typically relate to her as his 'darling', his 'sugar', or his 'beautiful'.
As he put the glass on the side of the chair he said "I was put in charge of a major case and I am expected to be among the officers responsible for apprehending...
This promotion means that I won't be home for most of the days and that you would have to raise our child yourself for most of these years."
"But I can come with you, we can sell the house or rent it, I really feel that as long as we have each-other we don't need anything."
"Stop talking nonsense, I won't be able to interact with civilians for most of the mission and your involvement in the case would jeopardize my cover."
"Your cover?! But…you are a simple policeman and you don't need to go under cover. You can keep your current job and we can all be happy: you, me, and the child."
"You don't understand. My promotion involves me having to go under cover and infiltrate this organization."
"You're not doing it!" This was probably the first time in her life that she had been so authoritarian with her husband. She was typically used to letting him do whatever he wanted because she trusted that he would take decisions based on logics. However, she felt that…
Lottery" by Shirley Jackson The meaning of Shirley Jackson's 'The Lottery' "It isn't fair, it isn't right." These are the last words expressed by the victim in Shirley Jackson's short story 'The Lottery', which provides a unique but shocking perspective of the innate evil that is part of human nature. The story starts off by describing a town scene that could not be more commonplace or predictable. The descriptions provided by
What is Science Fiction? Nightfall (Asimov, 1941) Q1. What is different about the world of the story from the “normal” world? What elements make the world of the story seem strange and different from our own? There are a number of elements in Nightfall that establish the planet’s difference from the normal world on earth. First, it is set on another planet, in a fictional universe. This universe is lighted by several, rather
female body -- the sum of its parts? In short story, novel, and poetic depictions of Gillman, Brooks, and Piercy despised flower, called a yellow weed by most observers. A trapped and voiceless bodily entity, like a ghost, perhaps behind a surface of peeling yellow wallpaper. A plastic doll with yellow hair with pneumatic dimensions and candied cherry lips. These three contrasting images all have been used to characterize
Achates McNeil The use of first person narration in T. Coraghessan Boyle's short story "Achates McNeil" is profoundly important in the effectiveness of the story, and critical to the story's ultimate success. First person narration allows the reader to sympathize with the narrator's anguish, and to see the events of the story clearly through Ake's eyes. In the story, Achates, or Ake (as he calls himself) gives the reader direct access his
Friendship (short Story): Wrestling with myself Sierra was one of those girls everyone hated and everyone secretly wanted to be except me. I just hated her. Even the teachers gave her a wide berth and never challenged her. She'd walk through the school, a cold expression on her face, wearing the latest and most fashionable clothes. She seemed to have a sixth sense about when something suddenly was no longer trendy and had
Gimpel the Fool In Isaac Bashevis Singer's short story "Gimpel the Fool," the character of the title has been given the nickname of fool by the people in his village because of his naivety. When someone tells him a lie, he believes them and does not doubt that what they say is the very truth, no matter how many times he has been deceived in the past. In general, the majority