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Have you ever killed a harmless animal ? In the story the Ancient Mariner A crew member killed a A white albatross, it was a beautiful looking bird that flies in the ocean floor. The story the Ancient Mariner is about a Journey that teaches Us and the Mariner, a life time story, to not kill any living creature of god's creation. The albatross is a significance animal because god made that beautiful bird and the mariner just killed it to show off because he is good using a bow arrow. the people in the crew got mad at the mariner because he killed a harmless creature. A few second later the fog and the mist from the sky disappeared, and the sun came out. Then the Mariner said that the bird was giving the mad luck and it was a good thing he killed it. Everyone then agreed that the albatross really did cause bad luck. The story starts out, that there's a wedding and a guest was running late. The ones getting married was his family, and a old man stopped the wedding guest before entering the church. The old mad hold the guest by the shoulder and told him “there once was a ship” and the wedding guest saw the old man from the eye. The old man's glittering eye started to hypnotize the guest, he then wanted to listen to the story that the old man was telling him. There was three other people that wanted to …show more content…

It proves that if you do kill a harmless animal something is going to happen to. Like in this story everyone from the ship died because of a curse that the Albatross death and cause the curse to happen. At the end of the story the wedding guest finally decided to vote go to his family member wedding because he went home and started to think of all the things he have done in the past. He also became more knowledgeable in not killing any harmful animal. He then will pass the story and try to not make people do the same mistake the Mariner

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