by JOSEPH BUSSIERE

Topic Sentences

20042 — 2013-11-14 18:50:31 UTC

A. Mary is nor a criminal master mind or insane because she shows no resemblance of it in her time of trouble.

B. Setting affects Mary because of the fact that she is a pregnant house wife in the 1920's.

C. The Climax of the story is when her husband hit the ground and made a thud because she was awaken out of her daze and noticed what she did.

D. Mary is a "Beast at Bay" because of how she reacted in her threatening situation.

E. The author develops tone in the story because it adds to your reading experience.

T.R.I.A.C.T. PARAGRAPH

20042 — 2013-11-14 18:53:35 UTC

Mary is nor a criminal mastermind or insane because she shows no resemblance of it in her time of trouble. Mary are not these because she is only a house wife. She's not insane just quick to thick. She loves her husband but obsessed over him to much. Mary always waited for him to get home and it shows her love for him. Mary is alone at home all day and rarely gets to see anybody. She's always doing chores and some are hard for her with the baby growing inside of her. Mary is a house wife not a tourist. She stays home and does housekeeping, when she gets them done she sits and waits for her husband to get home. When he got home she was overwhelmed by the fact that he didn't want to talk to her. He drank two or three full heavy glasses of whiskey and spoke. when he spoke she got overwhelmed by the news and over reacted. When she noticed what she did she thought quickly and made out alright with out getting arrested. Mary isn't a criminal mastermind or an insane ladie because she reacted the way most people would if they were going to be arrested.

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Symbolizem

20042 — 2013-11-18 17:55:13 UTC

Literally

Whiskey Glass

It is a glass filled with whiskey. Has ice in the glass, and is cold. The husband drank the glass of whiskey. Using to numb his whits.

Figuratively

The glass represents how fragile yet hard the husband was to her when he walked in. The whiskey represents how he washed away his feelings and numbed his nerves. the his his how cold he was to her.