Stories have been told for as long as anyone could remember. Simply from hearing stories from your grandparents and parents. Many of us like mysteries and documentaries more than a funny story and so on simply because it hooks you as the story keeps going and you wonder what comes next every time. I'm more into stories that keep going as the story goes on but sometimes it is frustrating when you don’t know what’s next. In this way it keeps people hooked to a story and some won’t stop reading it until they know what exactly happened. Throughout many years of having to read for school i never really thought i would enjoy many stories or even have little interest in following along and especially in finding them interesting, but McGee did make it an interesting and fun year by teaching us a lot even if we didn’t realize it and the best part was that most of us did follow along for once. In the end of it all i did come across a few stories that i enjoyed, The World is too much with us, To a Mouse, Chaucer, Fears, and Rime of the Ancient Mariner.
These stories told me something in a different way that anyone could of told me and not that the outcome would be different but the story puts it in a different type of view. Rime of the Ancient Mariners talked to us …show more content…
It’s important for anyone and anything to not be stuck on the past and instead try to make the best out of it for themselves and not let it affect them. In the end it would only bring them down and not give them anything to go off of besides the mistakes that they made. No one should react and feel like lifes done because of a disaster people will only feel bad for you. It would be better if they recognized you but for something you accomplished that was greater than that, that way they’d know you for something that you didn't let destroy you. In the end the mouse ends up always just living for the