Both texts are about how doom of one person can be caused by a small mistake that happened previously. In Skin Stealer it states, “ he’s the coo-coo who’s wearing my skin.” This shows that the character’s skin was stolen by a coo-coo. This is important because something must of happened to lead to this. Perhaps leaving the window open or even the front door. Another example comes from Ladies First, saying,” from back of the line, in that shrill voice of hers, Pamela Purse …show more content…
To support this, Skin Stealer says,”and while I slept a coo-coo came.” This shows how the sleeping person must have done something wrong for someone to get into their house and steal their skin. This is important because if that hadn’t have happened, the skin wouldn’t have been stolen and the night would continue to be peaceful. In Ladies First it states,” Pamela Purse yelled,” ladies first,” pushing in front of the ice cream line.” This shows that she must be treated well to believe that she has every right to push people out of the way so she can be first. This is important because that causes her death later on and it would only be her fault. Trouble is everywhere and you can’t hide from it. Just go ahead and try. But there’s one thing to remember, never make the ones where you’ll come to the end before time.
The two texts, both written by Shel Silverstein, support an idea that some small mistakes can lead to one's untimely end. In the beginning it starts off how one's skin was stolen and a girl ends up losing her life. As time goes on, during the middle, all learn how it came to those unfortunate events. At last in the end, we go to the beginning, to show how this all started. Now the end is here, so let's great it well. Even small mistakes can lead to something