The Monkey's Paw And There Will Come Soft Rains Essay

The story “There will come soft rains”, and the story “The monkey's paw” they have the same tone. The authors of both stories kinda make them seem sad and strange. In the story “There will come soft rains” the author makes the reader seem sad and heartbroken, and in “The monkey's paw” the author makes the reader seem scared and terrified. They both kinda have the same tone in words. The story “There Will Come Soft Rains” has many sad parts, like when the robot started making breakfast for the family, he made perfectly brown toast, eight eggs sunny side up, sixteen bacon slices, and two coffees, but no one was there to eat all of that. At eight the bells chimed and the door open so they could leave but there was no one there. This house was the only one standing, the only one left. At twelve o'clock the house here's a whiney, shivering at the front porch. The sad thing is that the was once
In the story there is more magic to it, but the magic is very evil. Each of the wishes come with a price…a terrible price. Morris the man who brings the monkey's paw into the white's house, and they think it is extraordinary, but Moris does not. He tells them about it but they just think it is a silly story , but when Morris throws the paw in the fireplace Mr.White goes and grabs it. Morris tells him to throw it out because all it it is bad, but he doesn't listen to him he keeps it and morris leaves. The first thing they do is try and use it to see if it actually works and it does, but in a terrible way, for them to have the money a terrible thing happens, their son gets killed. The mother was heartbroken but a few weeks later she remembers about the monkey's paw and she tells her husband to go wish him alive and at first he didn't want to but she forced him to. When the wish was complete the son started to knock on the door, but the man knew the concerts and he wish their son away before any more bad come to