Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Dimension by: Alice Munro

Follow up:


The ambulance finally came about twenty minutes later. She stayed with the little boy and held is hand all the way to the hospital, refusing to let go. An hour later while he is in a room and everything has settled down and she found out everything was going to be okay the doctor came in, Mrs. Dawn. "I appreciate everything you did and it was very nice of you to stick with him but if you don't even know this little boy why did you? she asked. "I never had the chance to save my kids and I lost them. No one deserves to be killed and no one deserves to die early in life before they even live", Doree slowly says.


The Only Traffic Signal by: Sherman Alexie

-- http://www.historyonthenet.com/Native_Americans/tribes.htm

This article is about Native American Tribes. These tribes were huge and made history but this article relates to the short story, The Only Traffic Signal because they had tribes.

-- http://www.history.com/topics/native-american-cultures

This article has videos about the Native Americans.

-- http://www.helium.com/items/2122717-sherman-alexie-the-only-traffic-signal-on-the-reservation-doesnt-flash-red-anymore

This article is about the short story, The Only Traffic Signals American Literature. This article helps you understand what the story is really about.

-- http://www.enotes.com/lone-ranger-tonto-fistfight-heaven

This article is talking about other short stories the author of The Only Traffic Signal, Sherman Alexie has wrote. One of the short stories, The Lone Ranger And Tonto Fistfight In Heaven relates to The Only Traffic Signal because they are both about Native Americans.

-- http://www.firstpeople.us/articles/articles.html

This website has tons of articles about Native Americans. You learn about their culture and how it was.

-- http://contemporarylit.about.com/cs/authors/p/alexie.htm

This website is about the author of the short story, The Only Traffic Signal, Sherman Alexie. It has all of his background information.

How Far She Went by: Mary Hood

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