The Necklace[story]... need help for english?
I hate this type of assignment. This story already has a perfectly good ending. Why go and try to write an alternate one? Perhaps you are supposed to write an "epilogue," an extra chapter of sorts explaining your idea of what happened next. If you have read and thoroughly understood this story, you should have no difficulty in doing this if you use your imagination. Mathilde discovers that the diamond necklace which she borrowed from her wealthy friend, Madam Forestier, 10 years earlier and lost at a party was in reality a worthless piece of costume jewelry. Mathilde and her husband have ruined their lives by working their fingers to the bones paying off all their debts incurred by purchasing a genuine diamond necklace to replace the one they lost. Mathilde meets Madam F. accidentally one afternoon in the park, where M. is shocked to learn the truth. The story ends there. What happens next? Who knows? Perhaps M. asks her old friend if she still has the real necklace. If so, then perhaps Madam F. will return it so that Mathilde and her husband can sell it and recover some of their money and get a new start in life and not have to continue living in poverty. But Madam F. is under no obligation to give up the valuable piece. Maybe she lies and says she no longer owns the necklace. Since she is still rich, but Mathilde has turned into a red-faced, ugly washer woman, I doubt they will ever see each other again since they obviously run in different social circles now. Maybe Mathilde goes nuts and begins to stalk Madam F. until the police are called in and Mathilde is hauled off to the insane asylum. (a kind of Fatal Attraction ending) Good luck on your essay.
Need help with a story?
write the summary yourself. Look, if you have questions ASK the teacher or a parent, not the community on Yahoo Answers.. There are WAY too many simple "help me with my homework" questions. To get started: Who's it about? What's the climax? Rising action? Falling action? Ending? Character development? etc...
I need help on two story problems please..?
The first one, I need to solve by substitution or elimination. ~ You have 15 coins in your pocket that are either quarters or nickels. They total $2.75. How many of each coin do you have? and the second one: ~ Leo held a garage sale. He priced all the items at a dime or a quarter. His sales totaled less than $5. Write a linear inequality that describes the situation. I'm not looking for answers to the people who think I'm "cheating". So any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
Okay need help with my story WRITERS ONLY?
(here is the song) "hush my babe, no need for weeping, close your eyes please do not cry. you are safe in... sissy's keeping, sleep and heed this Lullaby---- fragile and helpless, precious as gold-- here you are sheltered kept from the cold--- soon my babe will grow leave me, seek your fortune on your own--, tho the thought must tend to grieve me this a sister always known.... but for now sleep tight my baby, dont cry now-----" ____________________ i subsituted mother for sissy cuz his sister is singing to him
I need help thinking of an inadament object for my story in my english class?
We are supposed to write a 10-day diary of an animal or object, and it's supposed to be about the life of that object. It's going to have personification, and in every entry we have to have an interesting fact about that object. If you could help me think of one that would be great. Thanks!
I need help with the story 'Heart of Darkness' can anyone help?
In his short story "Heart of Darkness," Joseph Conrad often uses contrasts−such as lightness and darkness−to reinforce his themes and ideas. Among the many contrasts included in the story are those describing the settings. As Marlow relates the story of his journey up the River Congo, he describes a number of different places he passes through on his way to the Inner Station. One of the most obvious contrasts is between Europe and Africa, but there are also clear contrasts between the different stations within Africa. For this Assignment, select two contrasting locations in "Heart of Darkness" and discuss how the contrast between these two places serves to reinforce themes and ideas within the novel as a whole. Be sure to avoid merely summarizing the plot.
I need help with an ? from the story A midsummer Night's Dream?
The short answer? Puck mistakes him for Demetrius. The longer answer? Oberon (king of the fairies) saw Demetrius yelling at Helena earlier. He felt sorry for Helena and told Puck to put love potion in Demetrius' eyes so we would fall in love with Helena. Unfortunately, Puck came across Lysander and Hermia asleep in the woods and mistook Lysander and Hermia for Helena and Demetrius. Oh, and you might want to know that "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is a play, not a story.
I need help with writing my story. What medical effects does being premature have on babies?
Both my sons were born prematurely. My eldest was born at 31 weeks and needed help with his breathing for about twelve hours but other than that he was medically fine, just dinky. My youngest was born at 28 weeks and he needed a lot of medical intervention. He was ventilated and given steroids and a synthetic lung lubricant to help with his breathing . He had antibiotics, feeding tubes a central line in and a line in his belly button to give venous access. During the first weeks of his life he was treated for sepsis and had some bleeding in his brain. It’s not quite as dramatic as it sounds - it’s quiet normal for neonatal to have this happen to them and in his case it wasn’t particularly serious. The doctors like to start giving them breast milk as soon as possible as it helps to prevent a certain tummy bug that preemies are prone to. After a few weeks he was put onto a C-PAK machine which helps them to breath by kind of blowing air up their nose. Babies born before 32 weeks have trouble breathing by themselves as their lungs are not developed enough. Prem babies often have bleeding and enlargement in the ventricles of their brains, which can be devastating . They can also have bleeding in their lungs and behind their eyes, their blood vessels just aren’t mature enough to cope outside the womb. One last thing to consider babies born weighing more than 1kg / after 28 weeks tend to get on better and girls do better than boys. Hope this helps with your story! Anyways, both my boys survived they’re six and nearly two and you’d never gusse that there had ever been any cause for concern!