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    -Write a letter for the author about your conviction on “The Story of

    Keesh”

    Dear Jack London,

    Greetings! Your story entitled “The Story of Keesh” is a


    tremendous impact about avenging ones right to equality, never to
    mention what his father has done for the people in his time, there is an
    instance one can’t get gratitude after you sacrifice your life for the
    benefits of the majority. Just like a soldier, buried and forgotten as time
    passes by. A good judgement by portraying the true condition of the
    weak, old and the young by the character of Keesh and his mother
    unable to provide for themselves due to their unavoidable circumstances.
    Were the weak and poor are more abused were we should be sheltering
    them from harm of nature instead of pushing them more into danger.
    You have brought in to life and truthfulness the character of villains.
    Words that was put in every line speaks the truth on how people lived in
    those times of starvation. When food is scarce and the weather is the
    enemy. When heaven favors the strong and pities the weak. The time
    that unity and sharing could have prevailed to overcome crisis. The
    setting was pictured conveying the tradition and culture people can
    relate too, even in this time of modern era just like our heroes died
    sacrificing for the goodness of our nation. How strong and confident you
    characterized Keesh that could almost picture him on one’s mind clearly
    and vivid, emblazoned in one’s head while avenging his right to have
    what’s right to be his. It’s astonishing that a small young boy was put
    into such power and flame to stand and proclaim what is done to stop
    this, they have been deprived of their rights to live comfortably and the
    shield from life’s adversaries pushes them to set on their ways to find
    means in able to survive may it be good or evil. These are samples why
    Children are put into work at a very young age, I commend you for
    giving Keesh conviction to do what is due.

    -Alternative ending of the story “The Last Leaf”.

    -Johnsy was so happy staring at the last leaf not knowing it is just an
    artwork made by Mr. Behrman, Johnsy was slowly recovering and
    showing convalescent. Friends decided to have a simple celebration for
    the patient. That night, a huge storm and strong wind came, but Johnsy
    was already asleep that time, the last leaf that was made by Mr. Behrman
    was gradually disappearing, that night, Sue had a dream, she saw Mr.
    Behrman and Johnsy painting the Bay of Naples and happily just staring
    at her, morning came, when Sue asks Johnsy what food she likes for
    breakfast, she’s not responding, almost 2 minutes without responding,
    until Sue find out that Johnsy was already dead by feeling her hands ash
    white and stone cold, she abruptly opened the window to find out what
    had happened to the last leaf and she beheld it’s smeared, faded and
    couldn’t be distinguished.

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