Tokoyo's Necessary Evil

A little girl, named Sophia walker, was given a large doll by her parents. It was a gift from her great grandmother who had sadly passed on. Sophia was instantly unsettled by the doll, it had big black eyes that seemed to follow you around the room. Sophia, had the impression that she was expected to take the doll, because she was well raised and didn't want her parents to be upset by not taking it. The doll's name was Suzie, which made Sophia even more scared of it. Sophia thought to herself, “It was just a doll. There was nothing to worry about.” So she put her mind at ease.

There was a couple named Kiowa and Muraco. They've been together for 8 years. They had a beautiful, healthy baby girl. Her name was Cherokee. Kiowa and Muraco loved Cherokee so much but they knew they couldn't keep Cherokee because they were poor. They had no money to take care of Cherokee. Everyday they struggled to find food and water. Days went by and Kiowa was starting to get sick. Each day it got worse and worse. Her skin was turning red, her eyes were puffy and she constantly coughed and sneezed. Kiowa told Muraco she didn't feel good and she felt like she was going to die soon. On the fourth day, Kiowa died and Muraco was left to raise Cherokee by himself. Muraco knew nothing about raising kids. He was scared. He didn't know what to do so he decided to find help.

The Samurai’s Tale is about a boy named Taro who was born in the high-class of a samurai but then falls to merely a cook servant in an empire. He navigates his way through social classes to reach his one,important goal which is to be a samurai. Taro is tested in many ways during his journey to become a samurai. Eric Haugaard shows the growth of Taro’s patience, knowledge and trust as he advances classes in the Samurai’s Tale.

In this village there lived a widow named Koko. She was a kind spirit and had given birth to a girl, who she named, little fawn, or Awinita. Koko had a kind heart, she cared for all things, she wanted to pass these values to her child so she would grow up to be just as humble and compassionate.

An hour after the girl was declared dead, workers came in to remove her body but stopped when they noticed that the cloth covering her was shaking. Suddenly, the girl threw off the fabric and exclaimed that Jesus Christ healed her and gave back her

Long time ago in Ancient Japan, there lived a 10 years old Japanese boy named Taro. Taro was a skinny boy who loved samurais. Although he was skinnier than others, he was courageous and believed that one day he will be a samurai. His dream was to be a samurai and serve for Japan. Taro would use household items and kitchen items to replicate the Samurai armors. He pretend to fight and it was his favorite thing to do.

Once upon a time there was a boy named Dude who had a crush on girl named CJ. Every day, Dude worshipped her in a secret creepy shrine to her. But one day she saw his shrine and called the police to arrest him. Because of that, Dude started to hate CJ and planning not to tell anything to her. Because of that Dude escaped jail wanting to find her and tell her how much he hated her. Because of that he gathered a team of dudes to break into her house and make a hate shrine to show how much he haters her. Until finally he broke into her house and told her how much he hated her. And ever since then CJ has put metal bars over her windows. And they all lived terribly ever after.

After walking for awhile, the monster accounted a girl that fell in the lake, facedown. The monster ran towards her and said, “I rushed from my hiding-place and with extreme labor from the force of the current, saved her and dragged her to shore.” After dropping her on the land and tried to wake her up, a man thought the monster was hurting her and shot the monster in the arm. The monster got mad so he ran off to a different

In the year of 1914, there was one fine young man; he was single, no children yet.But he did not know that he had a son. He once was married and he got divorced. His son was only two and half years old. When his wife found out that she was pregnant and she just filled out for divorce and disappeared. He was only seventeen. He was about to take classes for his teaching career, he was just accepted in the Heidelberg University. Alas, he got on the Express Train on his way from Kentucky to New York. He went to the train station and bought the tickets, his ticket seat number was G81. While he was going to his train seat, G81 he saw the sign Reserved for Mr. Henderson. He wondered how the train got his name.... He asked train attendant how they

These are tales of the three people who brought peace to Japan and created a shogunate lien that would last for centuries to come. Do not forget this all started with a single brawl between two men with too much power. over something such as who would be the next heir clamoring for riches sending the thousands to their

There once was this boy, named Dummy. He never listened and always sat around doing nothing. He had two older brothers who were handsome and never failed to listen. One day, their mom told the boys to go cut wood and they listened and did as they were told. They came back with two trees cut all up. When the next day they went out to cut wood, their mom gave them some cheese cake along with beer and wine. When they ran into this old man who said “ share some of your cake and beer with me i'm dying” The boys said “ go find your own food you filthy animal”. the old man cast a spell on the boys. One day, one boy missed the tree and hit his leg with the axe. The next day the other man missed the tree and hit his head with the axe. While they were

Once there was a tall girl named Jenny. She was like all the other girls, except for one unique thing. She always wore a ribbon with blacks stars around her big neck. There was a handsome boy named Alfred in her class. Alfred liked Jenny because of her big neck. Jenny liked Alfred. One day he asked her, “Why do you wear that black ribbon around your big neck all the time.“I cannot tell you,” said Jenny. But Alfred kept demanding, “Why do you wear it?” And Jenny would say, “It is not significant,” Jenny and Alfred grew up and fell in love. One day they got married. After their wedding, Alfred said, “Now that we are married, you must tell me about the black ribbon.” “You still must interval,” said Jenny. “I will tell you when the right moment

“Mommy, I’m scared…” a little girl called in the night. “Of what sweetie?” her mother questioned. “The Voodoo man in my closet.” The girl said quivering. “What does he look like?” the mother asked slightly worried. “He is really tall and has many different skin tones, he was holding a heart.” The girl cried. “Mommy he said he was going to take our hearts too.” “Why would he do that?” “So he can eat them.”

During the intriguing collection of Japanese testimonies, In a Bamboo Grove, Ryunosuke Akutagawa creates an interesting tale where various men and women each explain their side of the story for the death of Takehiko. From a traveling Buddhist Priest to a policeman and to the dead man himself, all men and women disagree on numerous facts concerning the crime scene. All who testified were asked similar questions about information such as a horse, a sword, and a missing woman from a high police commissioner. While all testimonies were important to discovering what really happened to Takehiko, three were especially significant because they were told from the point of view of the three people who were included in the crime. The three main characters who give testimonies are as following: Tajomaru told from himself, Masago told from the woman who has come to the Shimizu temple, and Takehiko told as the murdered man.

Once upon a time there was a boy named Machu. He was 6 years old and his birthday was coming up. He wants to be a samurai when he grows up and he wants a sword for his birthday. Today is his birthday and he got the sword. A couple days after his birthday Machu was hitting his new sword on a tree when suddenly his sword got dark blue and when he hit the tree the whole tree blew up. Machu was taken to the hospital for some cuts and bruises and then went home to clean up the mess. Twenty years later he was at butokyanpu about to go to war. Every day he was practising with his fellow samurais. A couple weeks later he has graduated butokyanpu and he was ready to go to war. Machu got a letter from his brother Biru that he and his troops need to