“Who are you and what are you doing here?” yelled Goldilocks. She had just returned from a walk when she was startled by some unexpected visitors. She walked into the kitchen to find three bears sitting at the kitchen table devouring some porridge.
“Hello Goldilocks!” replied the oldest bear, “I’m Papa Bear and this is Mama Bear and Baby Bear,” he said as he pointed to the other two bears. “We were walking by when we smelled the porridge you were cooking, and we couldn’t help ourselves. We figured you wouldn’t mind if we stopped to have a bowl.”
“Well you scared me!” yelled Goldilocks, “And I do mind when strangers come into my house and eat my porridge while I’m not home!”
“We’re really sorry!” Baby Bear declared, “We didn’t think you’d be mad.”
“You broke into my house and ate my porridge!” She exclaimed.
“I think we should go,” said Mama Bear, “My porridge was too hot anyways.”
“Yeah! My porridge was too cold! Sorry to bother you Goldilocks.” snapped Papa Bear.
Goldilocks decided to walk the bears back home. Maybe then they would stay away. They started down the road towards the three bears’ little house.
“Goodbye Goldilocks!” called Baby Bear as he walked up the front steps, “Sorry for eating all of your porridge but my bowl was just right! How can we make it up to you?”
“Goodbye Baby Bear,” Goldilocks replied. “Don’t worry about it.” Inside, she was still furious. She started down the road, in the direction of where she thought her house was. She walked through the forest for a long time, but never came upon her house. Goldilocks realized she must have taken a wrong turn at some point, because she had no idea where she was. She continued walking, hoping to recognize a landmark or something that could help her figur...
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...t then she stuck her head out of the small window and saw Rapunzel, Goldilocks and the Three Bears standing outside the tower chuckling.
“Sorry mother!” yelled Rapunzel. “But I thought it was about time you felt what it was like to be trapped up there!” With that, the five new friends walked back to Goldilocks house to have some celebratory porridge. As they walked back, Goldilocks realized something. She had totally forgotten about what had happened that morning. Then she realized another thing, if the bears had never broken into her house, she wouldn’t have been able to walk them home. Which meant she wouldn’t have gotten lost and stumbled upon the tower. If it wasn’t for the incident that morning, Goldilocks would’ve never been able to help Rapunzel escape and wouldn’t have made four new friends. That day, Goldilocks learned that everything happens for a reason.
In Joyce Carol Oates "where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?" the reader is left with a chilling feeling as they read it 's haunting content. In this short story, the theme of fantasy vs. reality is explored through the protagonist Connie 's journey of self-realization as she leaves behind her naive self. Though the story follows Connie closely the third person omniscient point of view allows for developed story as Oates writes a warning to young girls everywhere.
“Sure. Thank you,” Mrs. Whitmore said. She waved good-bye and shut the door, then listened. When she heard only giggles, she relaxed her shoulders, and went into the kitchen to start on the cookies. When they were finished, she brought the plate up with two glasses of milk to Lucy-Lou’s room. The girls had stopped giggling, and Sarah was sitting across from Lucy-Lou on the other side of the room.
He ran straight into the humans' kitchen and squeeeeezed into the cabinet. He started rummaging through all the boxes until... he found it! The box of sugar cookie mix! He heard it was Mr. Santa's favorite.
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It was lunchtime, and Nora was at lunch with two of her friends. The card man called her again, and she was forced to tell her friends about skipping Christmas, which meant everyone will know by dinner. During work, Luther wa...
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So from that day on, Hansel and Gretel had plenty of food, and their mother never went hungry again. Although she did find the stray bullets whizzing around the living room a bit disconcerting."Sometimes," she told Hansel, "I wish he'd stuck to
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“I wonder what he is looking for”, said Mary. They kept looking for more people that were in the house. They found Alex in Hansels room. Last they found Alan in Grethels room. When they go outside they see Rumpelstiltskin on the lookout. “I don’t think he sees us.” Said John. Rumpelstiltskin sees them and starts running. John goes after him but doesnt catch him. The prince comes and stops Rumpelstiltskin. “This is for turning me into a frog!”. John catches up to them. His minions are tied up and Mary is making sure they dont run away. “ PLEASE DON'T PUT ME IN JAIL.”, crying
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His wife walked beside him with a long goad in a shortened cote-hardy looped up full high and wrapped in a winnowing-sheet to protect her from the weather. She went barefoot on the ice so that the blood flowed. And at the end of the row there lay a little crumb-bowl, and therein a little child covered with rags, and two two-year-olds were on the other side, and they all sang one song that was pitiful to hear: they all cried the same cry - a miserable note. The poor man sighed sorely, and said, ‘Children be still!’1
One day I was baking an apple pie in my house made of candy. It was made out of candy purely because I loved baking. And please do not go thinking I am a fat, lazy pig. The pie that I was baking was for a brunch that I was hosting. My guests were going to be coming any minute and I wanted everything to be perfect, right down to the T. The parents of Hansel and Gretel, Gwendolyn and Augustus, were close friends of mine. Sadly though, those two fat, disrespectful, and obnoxious children had eaten all of their parent’s food, and since I was a warm-hearted person, I invited them over.
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As usual I woke up to the sound of my father pounding on my bedroom door, hollering, “Get up! Get on your feet! You’re burning daylight!” I met my brother in the hallway, and we took our time making it down the stairs, still waking up from last night’s sleep. As we made our way to the kitchen, I thought about what to have for breakfast: fried eggs, pancakes, an omelet, or maybe just some cereal. I started to get hungry. As usual, mom and dad were waiting in the kitchen. Mom was ready to cook whatever we could all agree on, and dad was sitting at the table watching the news. The conversation went as usual, “Good morning.” “How are you today?”