This displayed him as brave and persistent. "I can assure you," said I, "that it will take a very tangible ghost to frighten me." In the line above the young man states that he is not afraid of ghosts. This foreshadows that he is somewhere ghosts have been known to appear. In the novel when the wise elders told him not to go up the stairs he insisted.
Horror stories generally and naturally scare people, but that doesn’t mean that the story is that frightening. The stories get into people’s nerves and they start thinking deep inside about what can happen, but not necessarily about the story, they start thinking about themselves and their live. Sometimes the horror stories are not scary like monstrous and ghosts, they are realistic and several people can identify themselves with the story. Writers uses smart ways to keep readers reading. It needs a good and smart critical thinking to write down the facts and certain events.
His family found the timing to be inconvenient and only a select number of people attended the ceremony. This is another way that Tristan is trying to deal with the grief that he has been handed in life. His reasoning for becoming married is that he could make a son that would replace his brother, Samuel. Tristan knew that this move was a selfish one, but he could not fathom anything else. He was crazy in love and the sad fact was that it was only because of the stress caused of his brother dying.
It shows how every situation cannot be solved fast, and pays attention to the mental health of the main character. This is also an important novel to adults because it gives insight to adults on the common struggles of the average teenager and how every teenager thinks.The title is also significant to the novel because it shows what caused the entire novel to set in motion. Without the hate list, the school shooting would most likely not have happened. The title also serves as an attention grabber to readers who associate themselves with hate. The title of the novel informs the reader as to what the novel will be
Throughout the whole story, Stephen King uses foreshadowing to hint how his story is going to end. One example of foreshadowing could be his wife , Cindy missing finger at the end of the story. In the middle of the story , Donatti warned Morrison that if he was to gain weight, they would cut Cindys
He secretly wished she hated Alan. Lakota had loved Princess Katherina ever since they were little, but he never had the nerve to tell her the way he felt. She smiled at him then turned and opened the dining room doors. ... “Good morning!” exclaimed King Mason. He was sitting across the table from someone Princess Katherina didn’t recognize.
I rated it this because it was very interesting and I wanted to keep reading to find out what happened next. Like when Janina and Misha were hiding from the Jackboots, I never wanted to stop reading so I could find out what happened. Overall, this book was great and it taught me alot about what people were feeling throughout this horrible
Stephen King says that we all enjoy horror movies even if some of us don't like horror. The author give important quotes that provide the important message in the story. “I think that we’re all mentally ill; those of us outside the asylums only hid is better, and maybe not all that much better, after all.” The main idea is that everybody has some type of instantly inside them. King believes that we are all crazy and violence allows us to imagine sick things which is what we secretly crave. Everyone shares a bind together which inv over love, positivity and peace.
The vision was hard and the night was a dark one, the King dismissed the people to sleep. They were overjoyed by the tale. It's a new line for them. They have never heard of a cat who can talk or dress like them. They were touched by the poor
The girl Amy who helped deliver Sethe’s baby happened to be the part of the story that she adored the most. The scars on Sethe’s back show up numerous times in the text, most of the time portrayed as “beautiful”, in the shape of a blossom tree. Seeing the scars as beautiful and turning a painful memory into something hopeful, Amy creates an overall image of trees representative of healing, comfort, and hope as she describes the scars to help Sethe relax and relieve the pain. The scars themselves are a sign of Sethe’s strength since her