Summary Of Chapter One Day: A Fictional Narrative

“Oh yeah, I know many things, one of the perks of being a witch. I even know what it took for you three to get here.”

Gwaine’s reaction surprised Percival. Percival expected his best friend to call him soft, to tell him to get over it, or what have you. Percival remained ashamed that he struggled to move on after this woman’s deception, and could not figure out precisely why her lies had wounded him so badly. Yet he supposed wounds to one’s pride took

“Wow,” the demon responded. “I know I’m a demon, but I’m pretty sure that’s downright evil.”

“Easy for you to say, all you do are glue gems to Cloths and recite Laws.”

“This is where the knowledge gets dicey. My family and clan are Selkie’s and now you’re entrusted to keep our secret.”

Percival and Gwaine skulked across the room and hid behind the screen, half-standing, half-crouching, waiting. As Gwaine predicted, moments later, Sir Leon entered. Save the clink of Leon dropping his chainmail and onto the bench, the armory remained quiet.

Hey, sorry to ping-pong and change the subject but,” he smiled, “do you like magic shows? I know you do I can see it your eyes. Well, then you’re gonna love this one.”

The sequel to Just One Day by Gayle Forman is a novel telling Willem’s side of the one day that changed everything in a matter of hours- meaning that he ran away with a girl he met on a train, spent a day in Paris with her, and never once found out her real name. The next morning, he awakens in a hospital, not knowing who he is or what he did the day before. As his memory comes back from amnesia, everything comes flooding back- the girl, the memories, the idea of being free- But there is one thing he is forgetting- the name of the girl who captivated him, even though the day before, he named the girl Lulu after the actress Louise Brooks. After she is gone, he takes up Shakespeare and acting to mend the broken relationship between them and

“What did I tell you people about calling me that evil witch’s horrid, cursed na-”

“They’re a deadly cult of the most dark, and evil sort. They practice dark magic, and they will stop at nothing until they seek what they desire.”

“Why do we need to keep records? You kill us anyway,” I mumbled under my breath.

Percival catches the reader’s attention mainly when the discussion of the beast is firstly present in the assembly. When he is asked his name, before starting sobbing Percival replies, “Percival Wemys Madison. The Vicarage, Harcourt St. Anthony, Hants, telephone, telephone, tele--” (106) It is a well-known fact that most of the little children are told to memorize their name, address and their home telephone number in case they get lost. In Percival’s case, he has started to forget what he had perfectly known before the island.

“And that letter is some type snare that will force your hand, to take this house, to make you move to some separation magic town.”

Mabel frowned. "You're way too casual about this, Dipper. Almost like you've done it before..."

Percival, mute stumbled along and allowed Gwaine to guide him. Rion was still able to walk, for which Percival was grateful. However, when they reached the bedchamber, Rion sagged against the wall, and Percival forced himself into action. His son needed him. His betrothed needed him. Later, in a quiet moment, he would fall apart.