Bullying In John Bell Clayton's Short Story 'The White Circle'
Bullying gone very wrong.
Can you imagine bullying someone until they try to kill you? This is exactly what Anvil does in the short story “The White Circle” by John Bell Clayton. In the story there are two boys named Tucker and Anvil Their problems escalate quickly and eventually Tucker tries to kill Anvil. Anvil is more at fault because he bullied tucker way too much First off Anvil bullied Tucker first. At the end of 1st page of the story it says from Tucker's point of view “He suddenly cocked back his arm and cracked me on the temple with a half eaten apple.” This shows as seen as Tucker confronted Anvil in the tree Anvil chose to take the first shot and bullied Tucker. Next off Anvil doesn't explain why he stole the
Can you imagine bullying someone until they try to kill you? This is exactly what Anvil does in the short story “The White Circle” by John Bell Clayton. In the story there are two boys named Tucker and Anvil Their problems escalate quickly and eventually Tucker tries to kill Anvil. Anvil is more at fault because he bullied tucker way too much First off Anvil bullied Tucker first. At the end of 1st page of the story it says from Tucker's point of view “He suddenly cocked back his arm and cracked me on the temple with a half eaten apple.” This shows as seen as Tucker confronted Anvil in the tree Anvil chose to take the first shot and bullied Tucker. Next off Anvil doesn't explain why he stole the