Charlie And Kibbles: A Narrative Fiction

I’ve read a wild, but a mysterious story called ‘’Charlie’s Point Of View”. This book was created and invented by a brilliant man named Richard Scrimger. This book is a fictional but a great book. As I take you into the journey/wonders of this book, I’ll tell you all about a blind boy solving a mystery with his powerful senses. The boy who was blind was named as Charlie Fairmile. He has two other friends who gave him big help and their names were Lewis and Bernadette.

Charlie Brown is hosting a Thanksgiving dinner for his friends. Snoopy and the little bird helped him out by setting up the table and by making the food. However, Peppermint Patty doesn’t enjoy the food and is displeased with how the dinner is set up. Meanwhile, another one of his guests explains to Patty that she has to be grateful for what she has and shouldn’t complain. Peppermint Patty soon feels bad for what she had said and has the other girl apologize for her since she can not do it herself. Nevertheless, Charlie Brown soon accepts it and is able to invite them over to his grandmother's house for an actual dinner. The purpose of this show is to explain others that they have to be grateful for what they have.

In the memoir Appetites, Knapp also uses the narrative device. She makes her story known to the reader through the use of narrative writing. In this memoir she indirectly follows the structure of narrative writing. She includes all the pieces that narrative writing must include such as the opening, the build up, and ect, however Knapp doesn’t start the story in chronological order. Instead, she reverses it and starts by referring to a time when she was struggling with her weight instead of beginning with the details of what drove her to the point of anorexia.

After a bit of walking our hero stumbles across Pyro and Tyrannous, he quickly ducks behind a tree. Our hero whispers one word “Vengeance” Without a word our hero holds up the mighty cornbread and summons a flood, which wipes out Maxwell and Pyro. Then our hero calls out “Floor sword to my side!” Then he promptly goes and stabs them both in the back, and then leaves. After he left a fog rolls in and a wraith comes out and says “take my hand, and join me the found the warlords of asphyxia.” Pyro and Tyrannous both say in unison “Gladly” and join forces, and walk off.

"Man I hate that stupid Mr Stanley," he muttered. "I'm going to get him back!" Lennie pondered his revenge. Then it came to him in an instant. All he needed to do was to get home to his computer. He began to sprint, as fast as a bullet, through the streets, getting closer and closer to his house. He didn't want his parents to see him so he silently climbed through his bedroom window near the corner of the house. He logged onto his computer and immediately got down to work. He worked and worked. He worked until his skinny, little fingers down to the bone. His prank was going to go down in

Charlie would think that the best part of the operation would be the experiences and feelings he got to have. For example, Charlie and Miss Kinnian had dinner, where discussing Charlie's advancement in brain development, and the thought Charlie of passing Miss Kinnian intellectually made Charlie feel upset because he had fallen in love with her. In the story and movie, Charlie never had felt the feelings he had felt for Miss Kinnian ever before. Charlie said he thought of Miss Kinnian as genius and too old for him, he never saw her as a suitable girlfriend. As a result of the operation, Charlie would think the best part of the operation was being able to have feelings and experiences he never had before the operation. On the other hand,

Cheez-Its are no longer allowed in the cafeteria because the principal said that some kids were not eating the cheez-its. The principal reported this to the superintendent. The superintendent asked for the students side of the story and the principals. First he called the principal into his office. The principal said those little bratty kids threw a cheez-it in my eye and made it burn. I don't know which one it was, but one of those kids hit me. When i find out i'm going to shove one in his eye. Then i’m going to make him say i am sorry and write it fifty times without stopping.

On the way home I thought about asking Soda about my essay. I knew Soda would tell me that “it was perfect and that I was so smart”, Darry would say “it needs more information”. When I walked into the house Soda had a weed and a letter in his hand, I thought to myself “It’s very strange for Soda to smoke.” He only smokes when he needs to calm his nerves. When i looked at his face closer he looked happy but mad. I asked “What’s wrong.” He didn’t reply, so I sat down next to him and the letter was from Sandy! The letter said “ Hello Soda i’ve missed you.” “There is something very important that i should have told you a long time ago.” “ I lied when I found out that I was pregnant I was so happy but, I thought that it would hold you back from being you.” That’s when I decided to move to Florida. “ I made you believe that the baby was someone else’s when it’s actually yours.” Right now your baby girl is five months old.” “ Soda i’m really sorry for any pain I caused but, if you want to see her I will give you the money for you and your brothers to come see her.” “ From Sandy.” Soda quickly crumbled up the paper and ran out the door. Shortly after that Darry was home from school.

Charles Governor Jennings (my grandson) entered this world on a beautiful October day, what some might call Indian summer. His candle burned bright but short. Little did we know that by December he would be gone?

It wasn’t supposed to happen. She’s going to hate me, but it doesn’t matter anyway because tonight’s my special night. The night in which I cease to exist. I tried to come up with an unconventional way to “end it,” but the ones I did come up with took way too much effort, such as sleep deprivation, which would take eleven days in total and would be totally noticeable because I’d start to hallucinate and crap like that. Before chasing down the last pill in the bottle with a bottle of questionable alcohol I found on top of the fridge, I raised my glass.

Once upon a time… a dog named Kibbles strolled around to find a home. It was a sweltering July day. However, weeks elapsed and there was still no one who would take Kibbles.

Charlie breathed in deep and leaned against the tailgate of his truck. It was as though he could finally take a moment to breath — he loved his son and he would always be at his side, but sometimes the weight of everything was too much. It felt as though the walls were closing in and he was beginning to suffocate. The burden of running his business coupled with Alexander's condition was enough to wear Charlie down. He would never show it, never allow his friends to see him like this, but deep down, he was falling apart. If he didn't take a moment for himself, he might so insane. It was an excellent idea to get away from the city for just one weekend — maybe he could recuperate enough to find some sort of peace.

A man in a navy blue collared shirt walks by with a women and a child. “ This one is a new arrival.” the owner said pointing straight at me. The woman looks at me but the child ignores me and moves on to the next dog pointing and screeching “ I want that one! I want THAT ONE!” The woman walks over and kindly said “ We will take this one.” Then she took

What’s happening in the first scene: The first scene we chose is set inside a bakery, owned by the baker and his wife. When they get a knock on their door, the witch enters and tells them that the reason why the baker’s wife is not pregnant is because she has placed a curse on their house, preventing pregnancy. She explains that long ago, the baker’s mother and father had a little girl whom the witch took from them because the baker’s father tried to steal from the witch. However, he stole her magic beans, so she placed the curse on them insuring that no one in their family could have a baby ever again.

One of the great joys of reading Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, is the catharsis experienced by the readers when four nasty children are forced to undergo some gruesome punishments. These punishments are carried out in very creative ways, from being turned into a big blueberry to being zapped into a TV, so that they tend to come across as refreshing and entertaining to the audience. However, it must not be overlooked that this small book does present some horrid actions in a positive light, including the sadistic treatment of children, removal of a large population from work, and imperial superiority over indigenous populations. Eleanor Cameron went so far as to deem this novel as a ‘tasteless’ story that represents the nasty character of the author (Cameron). Though she is correct in terms of some of the atrocious aspects of the book, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is far from being a ‘tasteless’ book. On the contrary, it is a book that must be kept on the bookshelves, to inform us of some of the darkest aspects of humanity.