Story source: Household Tales by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm , translated by Margaret Hunt (1884). Plot: The children Hansel and Grethel arrived back at their father's house by the way of the stones. The step-mother answered the door and pretended to be excited to see them. The father actually was glad to see them. After some time, the mother suggested the same plan because the family was once again out of food. Hansel again heard the conversation and went to pick up stones as he did the first time. However, the step-mother had locked the door. Instead, the next day, Hansel dropped balled up bits of bread to follow back to the house. When the night fell they were unable to find the crumbs left behind. Animals and other creatures had eaten the bread set behind them. The two were lost and without any food. They eventually passed out under a tree and that is where the story ends. Thoughts: This section was again pretty similar to the first. I had...
Down the Rabbit hole pt.1 Source Story: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll (1865). There once was a boy named Brock. Was no one in particular, the boy who sat in the back, attended the events but never spoke, the fly on the wall. No one loved him, but no one disliked him. Brock understood this and honestly felt the same. Why would he want to be friends with people who were so ordinary? Brock always felt he saw the world with so much more wonderful than the rest. As if he saw in color and they had to be seeing in black and white. It is for this reason that Brock noticed the snake that seemed to be looking at him. Brock stared at the make with raised head and made eye contact. he turned his head to the left and imagined that snake doing the same. To his surprise the snake did! "What are you looking at punk?" Brock heard the Snake say in a surprisingly deep voice. Brock looked around to see if anyone realized what had just happened. "the snake w...
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