Long ago there was a village of people that lived on their own planet. The king of the village was a man named Johnny; he lived with his family in a huge hut. In the middle of the village was a hut where the town goods were kept. The town only survived off of berries, fruits, vegetables. One day Johnny was out picking berries when he saw a giant moose appear out of the trees. He watched the moose slowly walk out and start to eat the tall grass. Johnny had never thought about eating a moose or any living animal, but he had never saw a moose this big and he thought it would feed his entire village. Hours later, Johnny returned from berry picking and told his family about his idea of killing the moose. His wife thought he was so crazy that she kicked him out of their house. Johnny was so mad, he decided to go to town and tell the people of the village about his idea. When he got …show more content…
I would like to find a way to kill a giant moose to feed my people.” said Johnny. “No! We don’t eat animals! That’s terrible!” yelled a villager from the crowd.
Johnny left the town meeting and stayed in his friend’s hut that was nice enough to let him stay for one night. The next day Johnny woke up early and started his way toward the berry patch where he saw the moose. While walking through the forest to get to the opening, Johnny had picked up a stick that had a pointy end on it. He figured if he saw the moose he would run at it and spear it to try to kill it. As he approached the patch he heard something rustle the bushes. As he took another step out stepped the giant moose. Johnny went into a moment of shock but acted quick. He sprinted at the moose and rammed the spear into its neck, dropping it to the ground. He couldn’t believe it. He ran all the way back to the village to try to convince someone that the moose would help them survive. When he got to the village he called another meeting. This time the people took longer to show up, some not even
The wolf was staring at Brian, and Brian was staring at the wolf. Brian stood there staring at the wolf until the wolf turned its head and walked away in the opposite direction. The next day Brian decides to go hunt for some real meat, with his self-constructed bow and arrow. He sees a flock of birds sitting next to the lake. He pulls back the arrow, but the bow breaks in half. The wood wasn’t strong
The grandmother always would tell the grandson different stories about the land, the people, pretty much everything in the world. But one day she told him about the Deer Woman, because she thinks that he is becoming a fine hunter. She told him that his grandfather told her the story of the Deer Woman, how she would appear to lone hunter and welcome them into her lodge which would be alone lodge with warm furs and robes and a fire going. They would go in there and she would take their souls, some would have families that they forget about because they go looking for the Deer Woman but they never find her, because the Deer Woman took their souls they forget who they are forgetting about their families. The grandmother tells him not to go into the lodge that he was to turn back from where he came from and keep walking away. One day the Young Hunter was out with a couple other hunter they were hunting for the tribe, well he was out by himself and he ran into the Deer woman. She welcomed him, the hunters almost went into the lodge, but he remembers what his grandmother
Johnny later left to enlist in the Air Force. He saw a guitar hanging in a shop and buys it. He begins to write songs which caused him to be discharged form the Air Force for not obeying orders. He marries Vivian and moves to Memphis, Tennessee after promising Vivian that they will live a wealthy and happy life together. During his quest to become a music artist he worked as a front door salesman and it doesn’t go well. Vivian becomes aware of this and thinks that she may not get the promises he made to her.
On the way home the two boys told the story of the bear and how it was all coved in blood. They all tried to think about what had happened to that
on. Then he went on. Well when he gets there he sees a cur pup (a mix breed dog) and his uncle. training bluetick hounds. He asks his uncle about the cur and his uncle doesn’t.
"The Bull Moose" is a poem by one of the great Canadian poets, Alden Nowlan. It is a finely crafted poem by a very talented poet. It reminds us how far away from Nature the lives of ordinary men and women have strayed. This is something common to all of us who live so much our lives in buildings and who so rarely experience Nature in its raw form. Nowlan creates powerful layers of images, and contrasts them in a way to make us feel just how damaging to our minds and souls this separation from Nature has been. His poem is Romantic in the way it tries to remind us of how far we have fallen and how hollow our idea of progress is. Indeed, Nowlan suggests that we may be more of a beast than the moose.
The strength of the old moose is impressive. On his death march, he nonetheless comes "lurching" and "stumbling" in ponderous and powerful strides to "the pole-fenced pasture''- the edge of civilization. A crowd quickly gathers, a crowd of men and women, old and young - all notable for their insensitivity and lack of respect. They confuse the moose with one of their own domesticated animals, like the cattle or collie or gelded moose or ox, failing to see the nobility and ancient wisdom of this moose from "the purple mist of trees." The scene becomes obscene as men "pry open his jaws with bottles" and "pour beer down his throat." The symbolic crown of thistles hammers home the innocent suffering perpetrated by these giggling and snickering buffoons.
The arrival of winter was well on its way. Colorful leaves had turned to brown and fallen from the branches of the trees. The sky opened to a new brightness with the disappearance of the leaves. As John drove down the country road he was much more aware of all his surroundings. He grew up in this small town and knew he would live there forever. He knew every landmark in this area. This place is where he grew up and experienced many adventures. The new journey of his life was exciting, but then he also had a sick feeling in the pit of his stomach of something not right.
The story begins with a twelve-year-old boy named Sam Gribley lived in New York with his family. One day Sam tells his Dad that he’s leaving New York City to running away and wants to live in the woods because he doesn’t like the crowded city and the people. Sam’s dad thinks that he was going to go but he will come back the next day and this is what the youth’s desires but also he remembers his own failed boyhood attempt to run to the sea. Mr. Gribley tells his son, “Sure, go try it. Every boy should try it.” And with those words Sam is off wild. When Sam is off to the Catskill Mountains he takes only a flint and steel, an ax and forty dollars he’s earned selling magazine money with him.
Brian also has many hardships with the animals he encounters in the wilderness. On the night Brian eats the berries, he is confronted by a female moose, which attacks him in the lake and breaks his ribs. It was this that made Brian realize that he was not the o...
...eaming in the woods he began to run through the woods as if a strong
When the storm was over he set out to find his great-grandfathers farm. He found some of the old foundation and the carved name on a tree and knew he was on the family compound of his dreams not terribly far from his soon to be home in the Hemlock tree.
woods with the seven dwarfs and to get away from the evil queen but later in the story she is
Early the next morning, Paul’s parents left, and Johnny Corn came to watch Paul. Johnny Corn had to work that day, so he brought Paul into Bangor, and let Paul watch him work. Johnny let Paul work with him because they were chopping down the trees around “The Big Tree”...
kill his parents. From then he never hunted again. This had changed his life forever. After