Louise: A Fictional Narrative

“Yes. And if you’ve forgotten, then go to either Ms. Brennan or myself.” Mr. Skonecki said, eyes holding a threatening look to them, daring any of the kids to say they forgot. After all, they did remind them

Written in 1894, “The Story of an Hour” is a story of a woman who, through the erroneously reported death of her husband, experienced true freedom. Both tragic and ironic, the story deals with the boundaries imposed on women by society in the nineteenth century. The author Kate Chopin, like the character in her story, had first-hand experience with the male-dominated society of that time and had experienced the death of her husband at a young age (Internet). The similarity between Kate Chopin and her heroine can only leave us to wonder how much of this story is fiction and how much is personal experience.

REPORTER: The reporter/niece (Deshannon) called with concerns for the victims, Louise and Lorinn. Louise can not walk or dress herself (needs assistance with ADL’s); the reporter said she is very confused. Lorinn is disabled (needs assistance with ADL’s). The reporter said the victims were admitted into the hospital (unknown) when and released on 12/23/2015. Prior to being admitted, the reporter said the doctor said he would see if he could have them placed into a nursing home or facility. The reporter said they were released from the hospital and didn’t go to the nursing home. According to the reporter, the doctor said they were dehydrated. The reporter said they need help; Lorine has a nurse who comes out to the home and gives her bathes,

The next morning when Allie went onto the deck, she was surprised to see Charleston spread out along the docks. She immediately went in search of Thomas. She found him coming out of the galley carrying a tray.

Louise Beal was done. She was worn out. She was over it. Louise tired and coming home from work. When she turned down her street and saw cop cars and ambulances everywhere, with blue and red lights flashing and sirens blaring, Louise got scared, worried for her children’s safety. She got increasingly more worried as she got closer to her lifeless, dull home, when she saw Ian’s commodore out the front she broke into a hysterical run. The police officers looked at her, their faces showing sympathy and concern. She only stopped running when she got to the front door, about to enter only to be held back by an officer. Louise thrashes around, screaming out for her children, to be released. Louise only screams more when she sees a body bag on a stretcher

I wanted to say I'm sorry for the Instagram pages and all of the rude stuff that I had said. I realize that it was stupid and ignorant and that I had gone too far as soon as I made the page. Yeah, we had our issues, but that was over until I had brought it up again and dragged you back into it and I'm sorry for that. I admit that the whole idea was out of anger and stupidity and I acted on it instead of just letting it go or even talking to you if it had really bothered me to the point of all of this. I honestly regret ever making the account and ruining your morning, I'm sorry. If this bothers you after, then if you feel comfortable, we can talk, no drama, no pages, no talking behind backs just talk. If not I am okay with that,

In Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee, the settings play a huge role in developing the main character, Jean Louise, and her conflict as she tries to discover who she truly is. The story is set in the mid-1950’s in Maycomb, Alabama, where Jean Louise grew up. She says about Maycomb that “everything I learned about human decency I learned here” (178). This shows how Maycomb molded her into the person she is. At the time of the story, however, she is living in New York City. It is the total opposite of Maycomb, for it is a big city with a lot more diversity and acceptance of different races. When asked about how she views all the different races she sees in New York City, she says, “You aren’t aware of them. You work with them, eat by and with them, ride the buses with them, and you aren’t aware of them unless you want to be” (151).

Allie took a small sip, swished it around in her mouth and then swallowed it. It had a slight burn going down but once in her stomach it settled the butterflies that were there. She took another small sip and repeated the process of swirling and then swallowing.

To ward off boredom while she waits, Clemmy Sue slaps the earphones over her ears, turns the CD player to full volume, and closes her eyes and begins to sing along with Dolly Parton. In no time at all, she fell asleep and when she awoke twenty minutes later, she begins to wonder why Estelle Louise had not returned. Therefore, she decides to drive over to the mailbox and check on her. Much to her surprise, the mailbox and Estelle Louise are not there. With darting eyes, she searches the area and soon discovers that Estelle Louise’s home is on fire. Panicking, she drives in a maniacal frenzy, up Estelle Louise’s slippery driveway. Within sight of the burning house, she slams the brakes, and the truck slid into the middle of Estelle Louise’s flowerbed and stops. Frantically, she dials nine-one-one, to inform them that a large, white, delivery box truck had driven straight through

As you know, things are not going as Margot and have played out. I things are little rough. I just got a message from work and they want me to go to Texas for week, May 9th -13th.

The last week has been pretty rough and crazy. I made one wrong move after another thinking that there were no consequences to my actions; I was wrong. On the fourth of July, I was only trying to help you out, but I see now that all I did was try to control the situation and not be in my place. I thought what I was doing was best, but I learned the hard way that you are a strong and independent girl, and you are capable of anything you set your mind to.

Ciaran Mallory, the coldly passionate Scottish werewolf. She’d spent one single night in his castle as his captive, prey to his every sexual whim.

Once there was a man who was driving back from work, when he got home, he took a shower and was ready for bed when all of a sudden, he got a phone call. "Antonio, I had an argument with my boyfriend and he kicked me out, do you mind if I crash at your place, you know just until I get my mind together? It's Valerie" Valerie, the last time Antonio talked to her was about two months ago. He has tried to get a hold of her, but she never answered a call or responded to his messages. He was really close to her, they’ve known each other since they were little kids. They went to school together, had every class together and graduated the same year she did. How could he say no to her? He can't. Not to her. They've been through a lot together over the years and despite the fact that she ignored him, he was willing to help her out. "Sure Valerie, you can stay over as long as you need to."

The narrator states, “There will be no powerful will bending hers in that blind persistence…private will up a fellow-creature.” I believe this quotation implies more strongly that Louise felt trapped in her marriage and that it proved to be a larger toll on her health. This explains more thoroughly why she felt such an impulse of freedom rather than sorrow as a result. Louise seemed to have been tied in a relationship in which decision were being forced upon her without her consent or even asking her opinion beforehand.

“Lynnette!” I screamed, tearing through the eerie silence that lay like dust upon the furniture covered in sheets. Running up the stairs, I tripped, falling on the hardwood floor, hair stuck to my head with perspiration.