Monkey's Paw
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…his son to remain dead. This last wish will probably have the most detrimental consequences to Mr. White and his relationship with his wife. She cannot accept the fact that her son could not come back normal and healthy and will never forgive her husband for taking him from her. The author has made his point that tampering with fate can set in motion a chain of events that can be neither anticipated nor prevented.
…his son to remain dead. This last wish will probably have the most detrimental consequences to Mr. White and his relationship with his wife. She cannot accept the fact that her son could not come back normal and healthy and will never forgive her husband for taking him from her. The author has made his point that tampering with fate can set in motion a chain of events that can be neither anticipated nor prevented.
