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The mother starts drinking and it’s now Dave’s hell begins. Following the drinking the mother becomes very aggressive and hostile. She announces Dave as the family’s source to unhappiness and punishes him. At first Dave’s brothers tries to protect their brother which results in more punishments both for Dave and the brothers so they stop with this. By time the mother teaches the brothers to hate Dave.
Anthony Richardson March 16, 2013 English 125 The Plot and Setting of “Greasy Lake” T. Coraghessan Boyle’s short story Greasy Lake is about one night in the life of three boys named Digby, Jeff, and an unidentified narrator of the story. The events that took place happened three days into the summer vacation while a car was parked at Greasy Lake. The boys noticed the car thinking it was a friend of theirs named Tony. This car was identical to Tony’s. There was nothing to do that night the boys was bored so they decided to play a joke on their friend.
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Underlines Jack’s lust for blood & killing. ‘He looked in astonishment no longer at himself but at an awesome stranger.’ The reader now starts to see how Jack is turning into a devilish figure. His new painted face can now tempt people to do things at his command. LOST ALL INNOCENT AND IS COMPLETELY SAVAGE. " Kill the pig, cut her throat, spill the blood' We first hear this when Jack as his hunters kill their first pig.
The butcher here’s this and runs over and kills his second victim and his third one started to wake and kill them. As you walk a little further the first victim cries out run away, and the butcher here’s her and run to her and chokes them to death releasing the netting for you to get
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When he hears Terri’s story about her ex-husband he is quick to correct her saying that it was not love her ex-husband had for her. Terri, Mel McGinnis’s wife, believes love to be something entirely different than what Mel believes. As Terri begins to explain what she thinks love is, she explains the story of her past with her ex- husband named Ed. She describes her relationship with Ed as being very abusive and violent, yet he still loved her. Ed supposedly loved her so much that he in a furious passion beat her and dragged her around his house like