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Wet Shoes Character
Name three characters that may appear in the mini-short story you will write for this lesson. List four traits or characteristics for each of them. Wet Shoes - A baby born to a young couple. She is unable to speak except to the reflection that she sees in The River. Loyal to the one who protects her from the cruelty of the outside world. A person who can keep a secret.

The River - The one thing or person that can bring Wet Shoes to talk. WhetherThe River is human or a sprit living within the water, he protects her until he is no longer needed. We don’t know who or what The River is, only Wet Shoes knows his secret. The Warlock - The person who summons Wet Shoes to tell him the secrets of the river. He lives in a dark, musty castle
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The young couple who had built the cottage, were anxious that their anticipated young one would experience the quiet of the forest, rather than the harsh life of the city. The river had beckoned them, and they created a nice solitary life to wait for their child. However when their daughter was born, they were utterly disappointed. The child did not utter a single sound as she was thrust into the world. She only blinked her eyes and wondered quiet thoughts. She wondered why she was unable to open her mouth and why she was unable to express her love to the two people who watched her …show more content…
Explain. The characters are often the first things I figure out, then the story comes along. So even though the characters in this story are vague, they were the easiest to figure out for me.

What areas gave you the most difficulty? Why? The area that probably gave me the most difficulty, was deciding on an ending. I wanted this story to be some sort of cautionary tale, with a moral at the end, but I could not really figure out how I was going to get to that point. 

What about your story pleases you most? Again, like in my last story, the plot probably pleases me the most. I had no idea where I intended to go, and it ended much better than I had anticipated!

What about your story are you least happy with? I am not really unhappy with anything in this story. Although it is probably a little vague, I meant the story to be like an old tale that no one can really remember.

Discuss what you learned in the writing of this second story. Writing this second story, I noticed that my ideas often came together when I thought they wouldn’t. I am not really good at stopping myself from placing too much information into a story but it came together at the

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