Allie: A Fictional Narrative

“Any fears you may have had of him coming for you are now rendered insignificant,” Hugh said. “I’ll fetch the jailor,” Hugh said walking off don the tunnel, whilst Eli complained about the wasted opportunity once more.

Everyone such as the people in the community, doctors, and so on were calling to tell her to let them lay her father to rest. "When her father died, it got about that the house was all that was left to her; and in a way, people were glad.' This shows that Miss Emily will be able to control

1. Briefly describe what happens during the next visit that involves Jefferson, Miss Emma, Reverend Ambrose, Tante Lou, and Grant.

"You must go, Abigail. Get away from the road and hide. You must not be seen, you must not be heard. Keep safe, and keep what you hold safe until it can be used to punish those who ... to punish our enemies. We will lead them on as long as we can." Her mother nodded to her, a hint of a fierce smile upon her face. "The fog will come. Use it and the water, and your senses, to take you as far from here as you can. Trust wisely ... more wisely than did your father. Go now, and remember that you, and Collen, and Therese as well ... always have my love."

Allie moves on with her life attending college, volunteering as nurse’s aide for wounded soldiers. While in the hospital she meets a solider that is acceptable to her parents, and they become engaged. Meanwhile, Noah has joined the Army, lost his best friend, and returned from war to find out that his father has sold his house. This allows Noah the funds to buy a run down old house that he has always wanted to restore. It was Allie’s dream

The war had not dampened Charleston’s spirit, nor its social events calendar one bit; the invitation to Colonel Andrews birthday party arrived shortly after lunch two days after Thomas abandoned Allie at her grandparent‘s home. Then, not soon after, an invitation to the annual May Day Ball arrived.

"Kate! Sarah!" She yelled as she opened her window. Allison's parents stopped next to the stables so Allison could greet her friends and bring her horse, Thomas, to his stall. Allison bounced out the door and ran towards her

Thomas knew there were still Indians that lived in the mountains that surrounded Charleston; he had seen them in several ports looking to trade goods with the men that had been out at sea for a while. Some even had women to trade for gold, not goods… Thomas was a long way from being virginal- the Captain had bought him his first whore when he was fifteen; after that, he did not need any help from the Captain… his thoughts caused his loins to ache from need. “Allie,” he whispered into the night

Thomas’ ship made it to the Atlantic about an hour after daybreak- it was a lot quicker going downriver than up. He was relieved not to see any other ships a sail as he pointed the eagle figurehead toward the north and Charleston Harbor. He just hoped his luck continued and he made it in easily. The closer they came to harbor the harder it was to keep thoughts of Allie at bay. Staring ahead, he tried to keep a watchful eye on the horizon- he estimated that they should make it to Charleston about suppertime.

Angela gathered her clothing. “I’ll go. As much as I hate her, I can't understand why she’d harm Jake.”

“Alaina, are you listening to me?!” Alexandria shrieked, startling me out of my daze. “Well, you don’t need to yell, Alex. This is harder for me than it is for you. I’ve lived here my whole life.

I hope you’re all there, because I have two dire messages for you. The first one is, we know where you are, and troops will be headed to your location shortly. The second item…” He smirked a little. “We want Abigail.”

As Ada arrives at Black Cove, she and her father are completely unprepared for a life of independence. The ride there becomes the first of their problems. A new horse and cabriolet were purchased for the trip, but that was their first mistake. "The rain fell aslant, coming at their faces so that the top of the carriage did little good in sheltering them from it" (55). Monroe, Ada's father, had no idea on how to get to Cold Mountain, and "At each fork, Monroe simply guessed at the route they ought to take" (55). Ada's life in Charleston was one of aristocracy. She enjoyed balls, parties, and suitors, none of which helped her in any way at Black Cove. Ruby comments that

Being away from her family and friends in Alabama, Emily takes out her frustration of her new environment on her family(100). Many flaws exist within this family;however, the family still seeks comfort in one another.

Sally quickly sprang to her feet. She got dressed as fast as she could and headed towards the hallway. She could not be late for her duty, having worked as a slave back in America. Thomas Jefferson, her master, had never hit Sally but there was no telling what could happen. She walked over to the kitchen to help her brother, James, cook some breakfast. She put her master’s plate on the dining table, and set off to check on Maria.