Cameryn And The Mermaids-Personal Narrative

"Then be ready my boy, we will be leaving for New York in the evening in our private jet, and we will be meeting jade and her family there" a big smile grew on my face with that dad stood from his seat giving me a wink and left my cabin without waiting for my reply.

“I’m not supposed to do this, but I can help you” I began “you can trust me.”

Richard Van Camp shares the story of Torchy and his series of events that takes the reader along to see and feel the tragedies of Torchy with his past and current experiences. In the short story “Mermaid” by Richard Van Camp, the author explores the realm of a true tragedy in this story through the use of the Aristotle style of the elements of tragedy displayed by the means of Torchy’s series of unfortunate events through willing blindness, dramatized actions and pity developed for the character throughout the novel. With a closer look one can identify Peripeteia among many elements of tragedy found within this novel.

There are a number of fairytales, either from Grimm’s Brothers or Hans Christian Anderson, that portray numerous social issues that we still face in modern days. Social issues could include racism, equality between men and women, and ethnocentrism. These are social problems we face daily, and we have yet found solutions to eliminate\ the plentiful social issues. As said, fairy tales and children’s book always show hidden messages on problems that humans face every day. A very famous short story, which is known also by its movie, has an abundance in social issues that people face to this day. This short story is called “The Little Mermaid”, by Hans Christian

“What do you say, I’ll pay for all the costs, I really need you there with me?”

Ceres returned home after looking for her lost daughter, Proserpina. The grieving mother had tears in her eyes as her hands and knees trembled with worry. Ceres sat down on her bed crying away at the sadness that plagued her mind, she bared the thought of a past event that involved a daughter before Proserpina, her name was Petunia.

When she arrived home she made a tea with the flowers, as the medicine man had instructed her. Picking her son up, Sarah pinched behind the viper’s head, forcing his mouth open. She then took the tea and poured it down the snake’s throat. Quickly letting go, she then watched as the venomous snake turned back into the little boy she had always known.

“I believe you. You are an honest and trustworthy man. I can move past all this if you

"Okay. I trust you. I'll be right back," her mom stated, then left the house.

I am known to be extremely clumsy. With that, it’s expected that I often end up in awkward situations. In the past I have called numerous teachers “Mom,” fallen down while walking up stairs, almost fallen off a cliff; and it can be assured there were many more instances where my embarrassing clumsiness had led me into awkward, sometimes life threatening, situations. One moment that stands out in particular takes place in every marine animal welfare activists’ “favorite” place, Sea World.

Penelope finally reached her destination as the moon reached its acme in the sky. Sand shifted beneath her weight as she climbed down the dunes to the water. Crouching next to the now placid sea that flowed with the secrets of her family’s fate, one soft white hand tentatively reached towards the water, scooping it up and bring it to her gaunt

“Alright, well… I’d better be gettin’ back home now anyways. I’ll see you later, okay Savannah.”

“Me and your father have to leave to the headquarters now but we wanted to tell you to have a great first day at the academy oh and your suitcase is packed and ready to go.” mom said.

“Well, we found another flight that would land here earlier ,so we came to surprise you.,” said my daughter isabella.

She was underwater, though she wasn't wet, and she could breathe, but bubbles blew out of her mouth with ever exhale.