Charlette Web By E. D. White

Friendship and Determination Concore All

E.D. White was one of greatest author for the lone fact that he based his stories off things that he enjoyed in life and found interesting when he was younger. In early fall, White went into barn and noticed a spider web spun, this web with it elaborate loops and whorls that shinned in that early morning grew his attention. Weeks passed and White then noticed the spider was spinning an egg sac, from then on, he never saw the spider again. That experience made White write the most famous story about a spider and a little pig called Charlotte web. Charlette web was a story that inspired all because of the themes; friendship, and defemination. The major theme in the story Charlette web is friendship, multiple character become friends in the story. One of most well-known friendship in this story is
Through story Fern is determined to save Wilbur and raise him. When Wilbur was born, he was the smallest one of the runt and Mr. Arable wanted to kill him. Fern was determined to stop him. “The pig couldn’t help being born small, could it? If I had been very small at birth, would you have killed me? But this is different. A little girl is one thing, a little runty pig is another (White pg.3) After that the father agreed to letting Fern raise the Wilbur. She did just that by feeding him. By the end of the story Mr. Zuckerman took fine care of Wilbur all the rest of his days. Another example of determination is when charlotte is determined to show that Wilbur is not just “some pig.” She helps him from not getting slaughtered and teaches him a lot. She even writes messages in her web to show that he shouldn’t get slaughtered. The last example of determination in charlotte’s web is Wilbur is determined to repay charlotte for everything that he takes care of her kids. He gives away his food to make sure that her kids would come down to where he could take care of