's short
story "" has a plot that rises steadily to athat occurs very close to the end of the
story, followed by a brief. The inciting incident is the birth of a child to Cherokee Sal, the
lone woman at the camp, a prostitute, who immediately dies. The child, then, is left to be
raised by a group of very rough men, most of whom have no experience with babies or children.
However, the men are determined to give the...
Saturday, 30 August 2008
What's the plot of the story?
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