|
Title |
The
Monkey’s Paw |
|
Author |
W. W.
Jacobs |
|
Characters |
. Mr. White – the father |
|
Exposition |
The
White family receives a magical monkey’s paw from Sergeant-Major Morris. He
warns them that it grants three wishes but brings terrible consequences. |
|
Rising Action |
Mr.
White wishes for money. The next day, Herbert dies in an accident, and the
family receives the exact amount of money as compensation. |
|
Climax |
Grief-stricken,
Mrs. White forces Mr. White to use the second wish to bring Herbert back to
life. Later, someone begins knocking at the door in the middle of the night. |
|
Resolution |
Terrified
of what might be outside, Mr. White uses the final wish. When Mrs. White
opens the door, nothing is there. The knocking stops. |
|
Summary |
“The
Monkey’s Paw” is about a family who receives a magic charm that grants wishes
with horrible results. When Mr. White wishes for money, their son Herbert
dies. The second wish brings something terrifying back to their door. In
fear, Mr. White uses the last wish to undo the nightmare. The story warns
that wishing for things without thinking can lead to tragedy. |
|
Analysis & Feelings |
This
story is dark, creepy, and emotional. It teaches that trying to change fate
can bring danger. I felt sad for the family but also tense because each wish
made everything worse. |
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