Family Cabin: A Narrative Fiction

Uncle Tom's Cabin, composed by Harriet Beecher Stowe and distributed in 1852, is an abolitionist-themed novel portraying the tragedies of bondage in the United States. It was immensely persuasive, prompted the formation of a basic pejorative, and was maybe even a reason for the Civil War.

We stood outside a large dark log cabin, the Pioneer Hall, on Disney’s Fort Wilderness property in Orlando Florida, which had a square porch and a log railing that contained a wooden rocking chair. This environment was one of the few places down south that made me feel like I was back in Pennsylvania, with the forest floor visible, the great, tall trees, and the country feeling that was given off from the surroundings. When 4:30 pm finally rolled around, a blonde lady in a greenish plaid long skirt, brown cowboy boots, and white blouse came out and rang the dinner bell of the restaurant, justly named the Hoop-Dee-Doo Revue, due to its hillbilly appearance.

One day at our summer cabin in the woods me my mom,dad,brother, and sister were having a peaceful day except for that this time we were in danger having to live off the land. For we feared that some kind of creature had taken over our cabin. What was once a peaceful vacation spot was know a place of eeriness.

While their traveling to the Ohio River, Eliza shows how much she cares about her little boy by feeding him and not eating. She did this to make sure Harry doesn’t starve. Also she carried him along the way and let him rest upon her shoulder. She describes the touch of her child in which she admires.

Uncle Tom’s Cabin tells the harsh, disheartening truths of slavery through a man that held tight to his faith throughout his journey. Inspired by the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, this book was written in 1852 by Harriet Beecher Stowe. The Fugitive Slave Act made it illegal to assist slaves in gaining their freedom. Throughout the story, it gives the reader the different faces of slavery varying from each owner. Every time Tom would get a glimpse of hope he would be faced with twice the heart ache.

Rebecca left home at around 6:45 a.m., on Monday morning. No one in her family noticed her leaving home without her school supplies because other things around the house garnered their attention. As the sibling of six sisters and three brothers, Rebecca’s family was often preoccupied. Rebecca should have been headed to Lawton Chiles Middle Academy but instead went to an abandoned industrial location where she climbed

The Whiting Homestead in St. Johns, Arizona, has brought our family together for nearly one-hundred years. On July 19th, 1919 a land patent was issued to my great- great grandfather, for one-hundred and sixty acres of land in the White Mountains. He was able to claim this land after three years of walking countless miles from his home, to stay there every night to claim the land. This place has brought me so many cherished memories, and I have always loved everything about going up to the White Mountains and staying in our grandparents’ cabin. We called it the “Brown Cabin,” because it was painted a dull, cocoa brown color. It was a quaint little cabin with a kitchen area, and separated by a door, was a big room where family members would crowd

On the day Jack and Sally found their hideout, it was the most common day of all. The day they found it was a Saturday in May in 2016 when Jack and Sally met with their friends to play hide-and-go-seek at the park. All of the friends lived in the same neighborhood in Georgia, so it was easy to get together. Sally and Jack are neighbors so they met at Jack's house to walk to the park together. Since they all were on break their parents said that they could play as long as they wanted. Once all of the kids got there, the teams were established. Sally and Jack wanted to be partners so they stood together.

As I sat in my fourth grade English class listening to my teacher tell me "you have a book report due in just two short weeks" and I thought to myself how am I ever going to do this? I have never been a good writer and I have no idea where to begin explaining the book "Little House on The Praire" and presenting it in front of the class without being embaressed as all get out.The day went on as I thought about it more and more the bell rang. I ran out to my mom's car and stated "Mom I have a book report due in just two short weeks and I cant do it. She said "why not honey" I said " Im just not s good enough writer" She said " yes you are and yes you can and you will do a fantastic job at it. That is when I realized I am a writer.

The United States had been divided during the 1850s surrounding the production and taxes for cotton and the rights of slave owners. North viewing slavery as an abomination and the south seeing it as an astonishing thing. Slavery was the cause of the southern states deciding to secede from the Union in 1860 and 1861. The events that led the southern states to secede from the Union in 1860 and 1861 were the Fugitive Slave Law, the narratives of slavery and The Election of 1860.

“Katie, just shush I’ve listened you talk about him for the past five minutes,” Mariah exclaims.

I fell to the tearing of the hull. And no one said anything. We stare that the coughed up ice from the ocean. They stare at the captain, we only saw his lips move, shaking if you squinted your eyes hard enough to meet them with the same straight gilded face. The workers went back to work.

Jerry was a stranger in his own home. The cabin felt foreign to him as he lay there, his stomach in knots and his heart beating unsteadily. He couldn't formulate any semblance of a rational thought, his mind turning to all those lines of cocaine he'd done earlier. He wanted it again. He itched for it. He wanted so badly to just lose himself again, to make the pain go away. But, he was immobilized. It wasn't that he couldn't move. It was that every movement felt like trudging through quicksand. Even just the simple act of rubbing his beard, a nervous tic that usually came while writing, felt almost impossible.

During the summer of 2015, my friend and I planned to go to a cabin camp with other people for 6 days on a tall mountain (for which I forget the name.) Our friend and I arrived at the camp 3 weeks since the school closed. when we arrived, the camp was stunning, It was at least 164 acres of land which half of it was a forest, there were 9 boys and 10 girls cabins, a kitchen, a dining hall, a gym with an upstairs game room (which included pool, foosball, air hockey and ping pong), there was a poo, a go kart track, a paintball arena,l and finally a field.

John Thornton persevered through everything nature threw at him to find the fabled lost mine, he believed would make him affluent. Aengus wandered, and is still wandering, trying to find the mystical girl that ran off after saying his name. Susan B. Anthony believed women should have the right to vote, so she devoted her life to achieve that goal. However, all three wanted to get something that would make them happier in life or saw something they deemed wrong in the world, and would not let anything stop them from accomplishing their goals.