The Deal Short Story

The princess did indeed love the man but did not live him enough to let him live and possibly be happy with another woman. The princess hated the lady gratefully, because she was beautiful and had batted an eyelash at her young man. The man had also batted an eyelash back at the woman. The princess claims that she had seen her man and the mysterious lady having a short conversation, but a lot could've been said in the

As I met her parents, the divine rulers of this land, BANG! Tragedy struck like an almighty hurricane. As I approached Emma's house from a distance I had begun to realize how insignificant I was compared to her family. Their house was absolutely marvelous; They lived in a prodigious mansion which was absolutely extravagant compared to the dump that I grew up in. A sparkling gold fence towered high like the Eifel tower and the path glistened as though it were the walkway to gods majestic temple. At the gates, stood strongly built men who had an extremely bellicose and obnoxious aura about them. As I etched closer, one of the guards aimed his gun at my face and questioned my presence. Loudly, he shouted "what is your business here filthy peasant? " I replied, "I am here to visit my beloved Emma." When I finally stepped inside the majestic palace that my beloved calls home, I was absolutely awestruck. As my beloved Emma led me down the endless halls of the palace, I felt a strong sense of euphoria. It was as though I was in heaven, being led toward the throne of an almighty god, by the most alluring angel. As the door slammed shut behind me, a figure approached from the distance, I felt an intense sense of panic. As the figure drew closer, I realized who it was; he was the supreme ruler who would ultimately decide if my never ending love would last. Nervously, I muttered the words "good evening your majesty"

Queen Bella is perceived to be manipulative and a liar. Due to the King’s decaying health, Prince Humperdinck must find a wife for when he takes over the throne and rules Florin. The family and Count Rugen discuss princess Noreena and King Lotharon mumbles when he speaks to the queen translates for him, “ ‘Isn’t there a Princess in guilder that would be about the right age?’ said the King … ‘What did he say?’ wondered the Prince.

Investigative Writing The use of foreshadowing and tone in Shirley Jackson’s The Lottery effectively establishes the suspense and a sense of dread in the story. The writer holds back on the revelation of what is happening for so long yet there are subtle uses of foreshadowing to prepare the reader. When the characters assemble in the town square for “the lottery”, it creates suspense as a lottery is usually a positive event. The first example of foreshadowing is when the boys begin to stuff their pockets with stones, at that point in the story – there is no explanation for this yet by the end of the story, this event turns the ending into a realization rather than a surprise.

“What’s da’ matter? Looks like you’ve just seen a ghost.” he started chuckling at this.

“Yeah, I noticed,” Arthur grumbled before taking a welcome sip of his drink. “Thanks for the coffee, though.”

I’m hither, with abhor, to complain about mine daughter Hermia. My lord, this sir, Demetrius, hath mine permission to marry that lady. Step forward, Lysander. —But this other sir, Lysander, hath cast a magic spell ov'r mine child’s heart. You, thee, Lysander, you’ve given that lady poems, and switch thy love with mine daughter. You’ve connived to steal mine daughter’s heart, making that lady stubborn and harsh instead of obedient, I asketh thee to alloweth me exercise the right that all fathers has't in Athens. Since the lady belongs to me, I can doth what I want with her, as the law says: I can either maketh that lady marry Demetrius—or hath that lady killed.

William flushed. "I ran out of ideas and it sounded cool! Shouldn't you be quiet?" Sierra and Arthur choked down their laughter.

Mr. Paul was a passenger in the car with his three children, his two daughters (who “were pretty wasted… [one] throwing back Jack and Cokes all night long… [while the other had about six beers that night, which is about five

Beatrix and I were asked to do some special decorating for the prince. Beatrix is a tremendous artist so I wasn't surprised when the Prince asked him for decoration help. But, when I was asked to help I was surprised because I have no artistic ability. After asking me for help, the prince then began flirting with me and I instantly knew he had a crush on me. That did not surprise me, there were very few tall blondes here in the abbey and I was definitely the most attractive one. So after we decorate our masks Beatrix and I plan on heading down to help with decorations. Little did he know, I planned on sneaking off and having an affair with the

"So where's Jess?" I flip open the tray compartment on the back of the chair and pull out a book. Evan doesn't blink once my way as I refer to his girlfriend. "Let me guess?" I entertain, holding my hands out in front of me, "no comment here folks." I chuckle to

"Hey man," he pauses, and then,"Ryan Ross," his mouth tests out the name and he

Alex was wiping the foam off the side of his mug that had spilled over from the top, "She has one of those squeaky high pitched voices and she laughs at everything, even shit that's not funny."

It was hard to find a seat in the hall, most of them were already taken. After wandering around looking for a place to rest my feet for what felt like hours, I found one single chair in the center of the room. That was when the bell rang, and each guest was presented with the largest plate of food anyone had ever seen. As I sat there eating I watched the soon to be King and Queen. They both seemed nervous, and were bitter toward one another. They did not share a look of love, but rather a look of brokenness. The brokenness faded and was replaced with excitement once the crown was brought out on the white satin pillow. That is when weird things began to happen.

His fervent and imperious ways were in instilled in her since birth. Knowing the princess’s nature, the king did not just “happen” to find out about their affair it was planned. The fact was obvious, her choice in men was not one of which her father would approve. The discovery was a perfect way to ride her of the youth. She had no future.