Will F. Jenkins The Night Drive

Night Drive is a short story by the famous author, Will F. Jenkins. This suspenseful short story is about a woman, Madge, who has to drive at night to go get her husband from work. However, Mr. Tabor calls Madge to see if she could bring his niece with her. Madge has no problem to give Eunice, Mr. Tabor’s niece, a drive. On the other hand, this was a bit odd because Mr. Tabor's voice was a bit strange on the phone; also, Mr. Tabor’s wife was murdered on this very same road… The author creates a

From reading the “Night Drive” by Wil. F. Jenkins and putting the details in the test together I have came to conclusion that Mr.Tabor did commit a crime. One reason of why I believe Mr.Tabor committed a crime was when he started to show that he know where Madge was driving because he was supposedly a “Stranger” to this area. In the text he says “We’re near the turnoff ”(W. Jenkins pg. 2), and he mentions where the girl was killed, how long she was dead before she was found, he explained how the

Why do the characters in the story “The Night Drive” act as they do? In “The Night Drive” by Will F. Jenkins, the way characters behave is due to the forces motivating them. To support my thesis, here's an example from the story. “One thing’s certain,” she said, trying to smile, “nobody could make me stop to pick them up on this road!” This is an example of motive. She’s taking in the backstory of the road and realizing that she is in a dangerous situation. She’s forced to not stop or else something

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