READING A STORY

READING A STORY

By Sheyla Johanna Moreno

The other day, I was reading “The Spell” a short story written by you in my course of Composition III. It was part of different activities that we are doing for getting information about figures of speech and literary terms. In this story, the words for the spell caught my attention every single moment because they are full of imagination, creativity, and idyllic thoughts.

Everybody can easily understand the diverse messages from the story: envy, selfishness, trust, and courage. Everything together give us (the readers) the opportunity to know our good and bad things living in society.  Since the beginning I wanted to know more the setting, the characters, and the adventures of all of them. There are just one person talking during scenes; however, the protagonist shows all the stages. I am not idyllic with spell topics, but we know there are kind and rough people around us.

I suppose that I need to know about the end of the Greenleas, so I have to ask you for Mr. Edgar Greenlea what happens with him. Does he get back his body and life? What about David Greenlea? I consider that he has to give an explanation to his cousin. Nobody must have the power to steal the soul to others. It could be fascinated to know a little bit more about this characters. My final comment is for that kind man who heard Mr Edgar’s story, and he stayed in the asylum for him. I would like to believe that everything goes to their own plane at the end.

There are variety of people around us affective, eloquent, curious, attractive, poor, wealthy, but the only thing that is more important is to love to each other, without love nothing is possible. It is relevant to keep in mind do not do to others bad things that we do not like.