A Short Story OfThe Man In Black?

Eddie’s first encounter and person he meets in heaven. His name is Joseph Corvelzchik, also called the ‘Blue Man’. He is a clown at an amusement park, originally from Poland. He experience a chemical reaction to a medical condition and from taking silver nitrate, so his skin turned ‘blueish’ and he loses his job because it his skin scares other employees. Joseph tells Eddie that had meet, but when Eddie was driving he caused Joseph to suddenly stop and Joseph had a heart attack. Eddie is not sure why Joseph is not angry with him because it caused him his death. This is first lesson Eddie learns. “This is the greatest gift God can give you: to understand what happened in your life. To have it explained. It is the peace you have been searching for” (the Blue Man, pg. 35). Eddie’s actions had an impact on his and someone else’s life. The act seemed random, but all of us are interconnected and intertwined together throughout our lives.

In Stephen King’s “The Man in The Black Suit”, a variety of themes are introduced to the reader, the most prominent of these being suspense. Throughout the short story, King does an excellent job of using elements of setting and character to create suspense and uneasiness. Just a few of the elements used to accomplish this include the hyperbolic depiction of the devil, foreshadowing of the main character, Gary, and his misadventure, and references to his brother’s death and his possible allergy inherited from his mother.

“ Ok, I will be at the top of the hill in the hutt. Be safe!”

“Yes that’s the one. He’s known us since we were tadpoles and he tells us about his adventures in the river.”

“I wouldn’t know, I’ve never seen the leader before or even heard of him to be honest.”

“Yes i have heard of him. He was the one who arrested me for robbing places around here.”

In the short story, “The Man in the Black Suit” by Stephan King, an old man named Gary retells a story of himself as a nine-year-old boy meeting the devil on the bank of castle stream. In Gary’s disturbing encounter the man in the black suit delivers some horrifying news of his mother to young Gary in efforts to eat him up. In quick haste, Gary gets away and runs into his father who did not accredit the boy’s story at first but later found himself a believer . King uses setting, point of view and language to convey to the reader his central idea of fear throughout the story.

The two stories “The Light” and “The Black” may sound similar, but they are still completely different. One is about living people and them being haunted, the other is about the dead and what their life is like. But if you have read the two books, you would know that they share something similar. The theme. The theme in these stories is to take control of your life, don’t let other people control it for you.

“Do you know this man” Malcolm said suspicious to why the men was being held up by a men.

“But just to be sure, before I drop you off with the police, who am I, Commander?”

In the picture, he departs from this earth like an arrow. Although he has not chosen his fate, he appears to have, in his last instants of life, embraced it. If he were not falling, he might very well be flying. He appears relaxed, hurtling through the air. He appears comfortable in the grip of unimaginable motion. He does not appear intimidated by gravity's divine suction or by what awaits him. His arms are by his side, only slightly outriggered. His left leg is bent at the knee, almost casually. His white shirt, or jacket, or frock, is billowing free of his black pants. His black high-tops are still on his feet. In all the other pictures, the people who did what he did—who jumped—appear to be struggling against horrific discrepancies of scale.

The mysterious man said, ”My name is Henry and you have been captured by the waka tribe.”

Well, not this exact moment. If he had his way, this would end with the phantom and the sharp side of a katana getting very, very intimate. He’s personally experienced prison, known the feeling of being a man falsely marked for death, and it’s a thousand times better than what the phantom truly deserves.

“Yes that I am Black Wing would you be able to tell me where I can find him?

‘What the? He dove under my horse! Sandman, what are you thinking? You got purposefully kicked to fly back towards the plateau…’