Rattle Snake Monologue

Trying to take my fish off the line The rod could’ve left a blazing line of fire on my arm as it was trying to run away. My vigorous hands held the metal in place, I steadily rotated the reel until the monstrosity was almost in my perspective. “Get the trap ready!”

The narrator creates a suspenseful tone with the use of vivid imagery throughout the story. In the beginning of the story the reader finds out that Delia is afraid of snakes and fears them more than anything. In the third paragraph of the story the narrator creates an image that is quite suspenseful, “Just then something long round, limp

Once when snake was sleeping and he was hearing noises bump bump bump that was his friend alligator. That’s Simon. Then there was a bang dong ding dong. Do you like that, Simon? And then snake said to alligator, “I want something to eat,” and alligator said, “Come to my house.” Then the mother snake comes. Katie, you’re the mother snake. And she has six babies. Then a lion comes and the lion tries to get into the dream but he can’t. So he goes away.

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I'm going over to Tyler's house today. For the secound time, and this time Matteo will be there, well I think so. He does have a boyfriend, plus it's just a stupid little crush.

Amelia's right foot always took the first step, followed by her left. Trees towering over her, a cold breeze blowing through the tree foliage, a gloomy fog sounding her. A defining screech is heard through the relatively soundless forest, Amelia catches a glimpse of bird with feathers black as the darkest night. It glides for branch to branch gradually getting closer. Until it goes in for the final swoop, when it is but a few mere metres away from Amelia, her eyes jolt open and the homily atmosphere of her bedroom fills her senses. It was just a dream, like every night, alas Amelia still couldn't figure out what it meant, but it had to mean something, right?

As she gets out of the plane she is scared that a snake is going to pop out of nowhere and eat her she runs to her mum as fast as she can.

to accept it, this is my eternity, i'd stay here forever and ever. I guess this is it, my whole life and it's all wasted. I wonder if I could have done anything different, maybe be kinder, give to the poor, I don't know. I'll never get married or have children.

Perry reveals that diamonds hang from the tree, and he intends to take them. He then describes the snake's role in the dream, 'But I know the minute I try to, the minute I reach up, a snake is gonna fall on me. A snake that guards the tree.'

I'm not gonna tell everyone how much of a homophobic piece of shit you are

When she arrived home she made a tea with the flowers, as the medicine man had instructed her. Picking her son up, Sarah pinched behind the viper’s head, forcing his mouth open. She then took the tea and poured it down the snake’s throat. Quickly letting go, she then watched as the venomous snake turned back into the little boy she had always known.

He glanced at the warrior’s scalp knife sheathed on a soldier’s belt wrapped on his waist, and he wondered. Was that the same cruel blade that took Mama’s hair? Maimed her body and scarred his skin? Did he still carry Mama’s flesh in that old medicine bag hanging round his neck?

Looking back, when Joanna was offered the fictional animals, she miraculously “agrees to take a snake-dog.” After being offered, the poem shifts to a more scary or bad like dream, because she then says that she feels the snake-dogs sharp teeth in her shoulder; then Joanna states that she is worrying about the “welfare of our fragile cat,”

My parents were busy focusing on the road and doing other stuff, so they did not have time to answer my sister’s question. When we arrived at the park, my sister and I ran towards the playground and had a lot of fun.

As they walked home, the remaining mile to where their families were waiting for them to arrive, the boy felt the snake curling, into a comfy, tight, and little ball in his stomach and go to sleep, dreaming of the fun he had had playing with Mrs. Daisey in the puddle. This will be easy, to keep the snake content in his belly, he thought.