In “Feather Pillow” a parasite ends up killing Alicia. “Night after night, ever since Alicia taken her to bed, it had stealthly applied its mouth-its snout, rather-to her temples, sucking out her blood” (Quiroga 2). This shows how the parasite caused pain and sucked the blood out of her. In “Miss Peregrines Home For Peculiar Children” when Thomas’s grandpa was laying on the ground barely alive and when he describes when “the blood soaked through was still warm” (Riggs 35) shows how much pain and blood his grandpa lost and had to go
In “Feather Pillow” a parasite ends up killing Alicia. “Night after night, ever since Alicia taken her to bed, it had stealthly applied its mouth-its snout, rather-to her temples, sucking out her blood” (Quiroga 2). This shows how the parasite caused pain and sucked the blood out of her. In “Miss Peregrines Home For Peculiar Children” when Thomas’s grandpa was laying on the ground barely alive and when he describes when “the blood soaked through was still warm” (Riggs 35) shows how much pain and blood his grandpa lost and had to go