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"The Storyteller" by Saki
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Confiict
The conflict of the story was when the children kept having to be get onto. and when the aunt and the bachelor get into it over who could tell the better story to the children. Also the conflict would be when the wolf, in the bachelors story, eats the little girl bertha.
The Aunt
Setting
Very stressed and wore out woman who is kind but annoyed. She is very aggravated with her nieces and nephew. Doesn't have a tolerance for foolishness.
The setting starts out on a train. but as the story goes on, and the bachelor tells another story, a story within the story, about a little girl, named Bertha, who lives in a little town, she was a good girl and got to do do things that other little children didn't get to do. The prince of the country heard about her and allowed her to walk in his park once a week. In the park, there were black and white faced pigs, white with black spots, gray with white patches, and some were white all over. There were no flowers. There were ponds with gold, blue, and green fish in them. Trees with beautiful parrots, humming birds that hummed all the popular tunes of the day. and a mug colored, black tongued, and grey eyed wolf that preyed inside the park.
"The Storyteller" by Saki
The bachelor
Quiet but snobby. Very hateful and not so nice to be around. Sends off a bad attitude and a bad vibe, thinks he is higher, or "hot stuff"
Characters
- The Aunt
- a small girl
- a smaller girl
- a small boy
- The bachelor
Small girl, Smaller girl, and Small boy
The small girl, smaller girl, and small boy. are the nieces and nephew of the Aunt. They are all three very hyper, energetic, and irritating. They stay on their Aunts nerves and drive her crazy. They cant stand or set still. They're bouncing off the walls constantly.
Summary
A very stressed and irritated Aunt and her 2 nieces and a nephew are on a train to Templecombe. The children are very loud, energetic, and annoying. The aunt is trying to find ways to get the children to set down and be quiet, by telling them to look outside at the sheep and cows. where they, then, have many questions to ask about the sheep and cows. She then tries to tell them a story, the are quiet enough for the story, then are right back to asking more questions. When a bachelor setting across from them says he can tell a better story, the Aunt challenges him, and he begins to tell a story about a good little girl, her metals, and big gray fox.