The Lost Claws By The scent from the fir trees allured me. My fur tingled as I walked toward the scene where we fought. My low growls echoed through the forest. Bats soared into the midnight sky as the glorious full moon shine its light on me. I howled. I dug my four claws into the cold, snowy ground and picked up a blood oozing skull, the skull of my best friend. She was gone. I huffed heavily. Thick, round tears rolled down my cheeks and dripped off my furry chin as I put the skull down and headed into the forest, blood trailing my steps. 3 Days Ago… “Ms. Cormier, to the principal’s office again,” Mrs. Li said shaking her head and ticking her tongue. “This is your third time in in the last two days.” I sat down on a black leather couch. My wavy, dark brown hair, dyed with berry blue low-lights hung over my shoulders and dripped down my hip. My brown eyes shown with impatience. I wore a black leather jacket, with a turquoise …show more content…
“Please don’t get up,” my mother told me as she walked into the room. “What’s going on?” I asked her. “I need to tell you something about your father,” my mom sighed as she sat next to me. “Your father was part wolf. This meant he could turn into a wolf but it only happened on the night of the full moon.” she let me sink this in. “Did you always know?” I asked her. “No. When I first met him, I didn’t know but when I married him, he told me. I’m sorry I didn’t tell you sooner, I just didn’t know what to say.” she patted my head. “So how did you change me back? And how did dad die?” I asked her. “Well, the amulet I put on you changed you back. It was a gift from your dad for your sixteenth birthday, you know, before he died. And as for how he died,” my mom put her head down and fat, round tears began rolling down her cheek. “He was shot when he was in his wolf form at night by a hunter……… Rebecca’s dad.” I stared at her in shock, Rebecca’s dad killed my
“She lost most of that long red hair of hers. Man, I do miss that one.”, the chubby boy tried to stay strong. “ Do you know what happened?” , Simon asked from a far. “ Na. She just stopped visiting and sending letters and whenever my dad mentioned her to my mama she would cry.
Tom skimmed through the woods like a cat along the prostrate trunks of trees. He was startled by the sudden screaming of the bittern. He heard the quacking of a wild ducks, rising on the wing from some solitary
Paralleling their ambivalence toward the wolf form, they see humanity in a light that is actually absent from the human in the story. The tribe’s desire and inaccurate belief that the human is the coveted form masks the reality of the darkness that is intertwined with humanity. The story finalizes with the “shadows quite long” and the “sun was low” and like the light disappears, so does the wolf tribe, unlike the greedy grandmother that prevails with the
The wind had an extra chill today, the sun hadn’t come out in days. The snow is probably up to my knees and it 's still falling. As we arrive in the small town many people lead us to a small tent where a man is sitting. “Sacajawea?”The man says with a weird look on his face. “Yes?”As I turn around I notice it 's my brother, Cameahwait.
While the brothers were drifting down the Tiber River, a she-wolf heard them crying and took them to her lair. She nursed her cubs and Romulus and Remus. As years went by, Romulus and Remus grew older and stronger. One day a
Mowat and the reader learned three things - facts and falsehoods about the wolf, the way wolves live and hunt, and how hostile they are towards humans. Not all wolves are the same, but one can see that they are not as everyone pictures them; the wolf is not a cold-blooded killer, wolves hunt what is needed and when there is a threat to their pack. Not every reader finds non-fiction appealing but this novel does not immerse the reader in dull facts. Mowat provides a fascinating and true story about his time with the wolves. Never Cry Wolf provides the reader with insight to the wolf way of living and the connection Farley Mowat, scientist and author, had with these
In the first part, the author utilizes narration as a way of introducing the origin of “White Wolf” and “Black Widow”. The story of “White Wolf” took place in Montana, when the serial killer followed two young girls and murdered the older girl in brutal ways. In fact, the serial killer was notorious in Montana for 15 years, because the murder methods of the killer
The essays we transport the reader from the snowy forests of Wisconsin to the craggy slopes of picturesque New Mexico, all the while we learn and grow with Leopold. In the climax, Leopold sees the fierce green fire as it dies the old mother wolf's eyes, a wolf that he himself shot. Leopold has a revelation in this moment, realizing that the wolf he had killed
Clawdeen’s nails dug into the wood floor, and a snarl ripped from her mouth. “What?!” Howleen sat up, examining the memories that had returned to her. “Yes, I remember. That…woman, Eris, I think.
“Yes, Love?” His words came as the darkness started in around her. You did this! You tricked me!
It’s a cool evening March, I know so because the hairs on my arms can’t stop talking to me, and even though the sky is not really visible through the luscious grown forest trees I can still make out the eerie glow of the moon envelope the dark path that lays ahead. Suddenly I hear the crunch of footsteps; they were barely audible not much louder than a fading whisper noticeable among the forest seemingly holding its breath. I haven’t had much luck looking for the one they called Grendel and so I was tempted to sprint in the direction of the footsteps. The thought that it could have been my mind wanting to hear something that wasn’t there crept unto me as I decided to just slightly pick up my pace instead. As I kept going the only sound I heard
Every time she spent time around with the wolves she’d get scratch marks and bruises, she enjoyed roughhousing. Whenever her brother came to see his sister play with the wolves, the wolves would come charging at him. Little Red Scarf would cherish her brother, by showering him with gifts. Her brother liked to feel appreciated so in return he’d do whatever she asked. Of course, he had problems with the wolves bullying him and they tend to try to gobble him up by knocking him around.
Then he went to the last pig’s house, that was made out of brick, to borrow some sugar. He stated he called out to the pig and the pig told him to go away and not to bother him again. The wolf claimed that when he was just about to leave, he let out another big sneeze and the pig stated that his grandma can sit on a pin which made him upset. The wolf stated when the police showed
Yesterday her carrot- colored mane had been neatly braided and pulled back from her serious, freckled face. Now it hung to her shoulders, a bushy mop of undulations and frizzy ringlets. It hung on her mind, too; that was plain to see. For Jincey’s expression was one of utter and enviable complacency.” If Miss Dove wasn’t observant, then she wouldn't be able to notice if her class were misbehaving behind her back or if her children were struggling.
Satomi High School I go by the name Blaire, and I’ve been living in the city of Kyoto, in which are countless numbers of colorful, sky-high temples along with dull-looking, small-sized shrines that tourists visit every day. I have silky, straight black hair that runs from my head to the middle of my back that all the school girls mostly have, sorrowful-looking turquoise eyes, and my light-colored diamond-shaped face being sprinkled with the lightest brown freckles on the apple on my cheeks. I mostly wear a frilly, white and black knee-length skirt with a sheer white-colored long-sleeve shirt with the sleeves running to my wrist which has two long black stripes, a short blood-red ascot, and black and white plaid high-heeled shoes with a 6 inch spike heel, 2 inch concealed platform, and a stylish