Essay On The Story Of A Short Story

When he walked in to the office, the councilor, Caleb, greeted him and asked him to sit. Caleb was a seven foot tall old retired policemen who went blind a few years back. When Brian sat down, Caleb wanted to know about him. Caleb heard of him as “The boy who lived in the woods”. So Brian told Caleb about himself and the wilderness. Once Brian told Caleb about nature and how it was self defense about the fight, Caleb agreed that there was nothing wrong with him, but wanted Brian to come everyday so that he could tell him more about the wilderness. Brian agreed and came

Brian swam ashore and fell on the beach with soreness and pain. Brian knew that he was out of luck. Brian sat and slept against a tree until the next day. Brian was left on the beach, all alone by himself in the Canadian wilderness.

The newspaper was taped in the inside, so Bud snuck out the shed and went inside the house. Right after pouring warm water on Todd’s bed and hiding the family’s shotgun, Bud grabbed his suitcase and headed for the local library.

One hot day, everyone but Janie had gone to a baseball game. A young man named Tea Cake walks in to buy cigarettes and flirts and plays checkers with Janie. Days go by and people starts noticing Tea Cake around more and more. Tea Cake and Janie go to a Sunday picnic and this makes people get to talking of how he’s too young and doesn't what nothing but her money. Life in Eatonville became nothing but drama so Tea Cake takes Janie to Jacksonville to get married.

He had your gun.’ ‘An’ you got it away from him and you took it an’ you killed him?’ ‘Yeah.

Brian comes to a pile where many eggs lie; a turtle had come up from the water to lay its eggs. Most importantly, it strikes Brian him that the eggs provide him with a more substantial kind of food than he has yet eaten. Thinking of his Uncle Carter, who used to eat raw eggs in the morning, he decides that he needs nourishment badly enough to do so himself. Overcoming the odd taste, Brian eats several eggs and, saving the others, decides to eat one a day. Thinking of the searchers, Brian hopes they will soon rescue him.

He finds himself admitting that he did not know his brother at all, “… I didn’t know [Sonny] at all. ” …in an attempt to do the right thing, the experience made him look towards his brother Sonny taking a step towards changing his current

Greg is in a tough spot he needs money so he digs up the time capsule so he can get the three dollars, but when he's in there he finds the video game and takes that so he can play it. Greg also joins soccer so he can prove to his dad that he is not lazy. Greg wasn't getting any playing time so his dad asked the coach to put him in at goalie so Greg could play. Greg was fine with that but he got bored so he started

Katrina returns home from Los Angeles to find a letter waiting for her from her brother. The letter causes Katrina to remember a time when her and her brother were small children. They lived on a farm that had an old barn with a third loft. There was a ladder that went from the floor all the way to that third loft, but it was old and the children had been warned not to play on it. One afternoon while their parents were gone, they began to play a game they had played dozens of times before. Larry and Katrina would climb to the top of the third loft and then jump down into the hay bin. Katrina went first, then Larry. Over and over they climbed and jumped.

We had decided that we would start the search where Bryan and his friends began their adventure. We began walking the trails and trying to think where he might have gone, we asked each other “where would you go if you were alone in City Park in the middle of the night” we walked the trials from eight in the morning to seven in the afternoon with no sign of Brian. We decided to call it a day since it was getting dark out and we hadn’t eaten the whole day so we were worn

A far-off roar awakens Brian in the middle of the night. Suddenly, a tornado pounds down on him, slamming him on the side of the shelter. The tornado departs as quickly as it had arrived, leaving Brian out in the open, his shelter and fire obliterated. Without the protection of the fire, mosquitoes find him once again and he lies sleepless for the remainder of the night, contemplating how his situation has changed so drastically in one day. In the aftermath of the moose attack and the tornado he has little left.

Little did they know the house they knocked on was an international drug lord house named El Diablo. They knocked on the door, and as soon as the door was opened. Brian and his partner was knocked out in front of him. They had been knocked out in front of him. They noticed the old track marks on his arm and they thought he was a druggie. They decided to test a new drug on him.

One day in Mexico at night a few teenagers named Nick, Josh, and Frederick decided to go and The frisbee in mysterious places, but tonight They chose the wrong spot.” Hey over here,” Nick said

It was the next morning and they were all ready to go and find the key. They each had backpacks filled with enough food for two days because they were probably going to stay the night. They also had walkie talkies in case they split up and they have camping gear. After about an hour of walking they finally found the swamp. They started to hike through it. “This swamp water is as clear as mud. Nobody would be able to find a key in here,” said Tegan. “Maybe the key isn’t in the swampy water,” Julien said with hope. They walked a little further than Cash saw something shiny in the trees. “Guys I think I see the key.” He climbed up the tree and grabbed the key that was sitting there. “Now we just need to find the door,” Julien said with excitement.

“I’m Max. I don’t exactly run this place, I’m just a cashier. What are your names?”