An Analysis Of Bob Stone's Blood-Burning Moon

Blood-Burning Moon is a story about three people in a love triangle. The first man is Bob Stone a white man who is the son of the people who Lousia works for. The second man is Tom Burwell an African American man who works in the fields, and has romantic interest in Lousia. Lousia is an African american women who works for the Stone’s. Lousia has a secret relationship with Stone, however, knows about Burwell interest in her. Thinking about both men causes her a “strange stir”, and she tries to figure out which man is the cause of it “she tried to fix upon Bob or Tom as the cause of it”. Later in the story while Lousia is sitting on her porch Burwell approaches her, and asks about the Stone. While they talk Stone appears and attacks Burwell.