Creative Writing: Murderer's Den

Billy a troubled neighborhood boy, effected Jeannette’s childhood. He was constantly trying to mess with her. One day when all the kids were out playing hide and seek Billy hid with Jeannette. He forced himself on her and said he “raped her”.

The land lady tells Billy that she thought that both the men were very handsome. Billy was a little on edge when she stated this but what really pushed him over the edge was when the landlady says "there wasn't a blemish on their bodies". This utterance confused Billy, as it would anyone. Since it's an old lady telling a seventeen year old boy that she saw two boys(around Billy's age) naked bodies. Silence filled the room for a few minutes. Billy didn't know what to say after she said this. Billy should have felt uncomfortable after she pronounced this but instead of leaving he kept the conversation going by changing the subject. Why would Billy want to keep talking to her? Why didn't he leave right then and there? This event is the perfect reasoning to leave the room, even leave the bed and breakfast, but he didn't. Billy was dragoon by the lady again, into thinking that the lady in front of him was kindhearted, for he was very

Mrs.Bibbit, Billy’s mother, and friends with Nurse Ratched, is another authoritative figure in the novel. Mrs. Bibbit gains her power by preventing Billy, from becoming an adult. At first Mrs. Bibbit does realize that Billy is an adult and is able to function in society, When his mother tells him he has plenty of time to accomplish things such as going to college, and Billy reminds his mother that he is thirty-one years old, she replies, "'Sweetheart, do I look like the mother of a middle-aged man?'" (Kesey 247). This shows that Billy’s mom does not seem to understand that Billy is an adult that is able to live in the outside world. This Results in him feeling Insecure and he chooses to remain in the ward. “Sure! It’s Billy, turned from the screen... If I had the guts.” (168). This takes place after McMurphy realizes that the men are there voluntary, Billy explains to McMurphy that he could leave at any time if he wanted to but he believes he doesn’t have the guts to go out in society. Unfortunately in the end it is just the fear of his own mother, and Nurse Ratched’s manipulative ways that causes him to take his own life. Another family member who manipulates her "loved one" is Vera Harding, whose control over her husband is similar to that of Billy and his mother.

Nurse Ratched has just learned of the secret party that took place in the middle of the night the previous evening. She is enraged at the patients and when she finds Billy in the seclusion room with Candy, she manipulates Billy by threatening to tell his mother he slept with Candy. Billy crumbles under the pressure and

about his dealings with Candy. In doing so, the nurse is able to get Billy to turn on the other

Then Billy interrupted and said that the only way he would play is if Coach Dale stayed. The townspeople agreed to keep Coach Dale and now have Billy playing. The next half of their season they won every game and everyone was happy with what Coach Dale had provided.

Not one to give up, she tells him that she knows he is missing someone but she does not want anything serious. She says that she only means to have fun and Billy

“I think you are a liar. You want to kill me. You’ve killed every breathing specimen that has ever walked into the house. You have killed Gregory Temple, Chris Mulholland, animals, heck you have probably even killed the poor post man,” Billy says loudly. At this point Billy knew that he had to find a way to get out of here before she added him to her kill

them of Billy's mum. I think the dad misses his wife so much that he

By the time billy drives up in his station wagon sedan, he will be needing it because he is engaged and married in three months to a childhood sweetheart both gene and billy at one time courted, but billy came out on top.

He was upset with his brother Paul, and blamed him for the hurt and heartache he felt. Billy started imagining life without his brother, and he grew up a lot that day. “...I am my own person and I know some things so clearly that I will never have to ask my older brother to help me figure them out.” Billy overcame a lot of challenges, and he came out of this situation a different person than he

whispered Billy Your no help at this. Muttered Bob I know. Laughed Billy DO YOU SEE THAT DONUT UNDER THERE? Yelled Bob UNDER WERE?

We run down the stairs as fast as we can. The house is still shaking. The door we entered is nowhere to be found now. Everything is switched around. I'm panicking and so are they. The once pitch black room starts to lighten up. There is light seeping through all the cracks and crevices in the room, It's the middle of the night though. Even with the help of the light we still can't find a door. ¨Hey! Over here! I found a window!¨ William yells.

Billy heard foot steps on the stairs right next to him and noticed whatever was down there was coming back up. Then he ran to a nearby closet where they stored towels and cleaning supplies and materials. It was sort of cramped in the closet but it was fine knowing that Billy was safe from this hideous creature. Billy opens the door to peek through the little crack he had made. Woosh, the creature lunged past the door at incredible speed and disappears out of site. Billy opens the closet door and walks out into the hallway. There is a strange racket in Billy’s room, he walks in. Suddenly, the creature jumps out from behind Billy’s bed and scares him to death. ¨Wait a minute!¨ Billy

He shook his head. That was our very own Billy the Kid, always goofing off and kidding around and that was how he got the name Little Billy. He’d never intended to see any of them again so it never occurred to him that it might be weird that he never did. He gasped, realization set in, and the pattern was revealed.