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The hamster decides to be bad after her owner runs out of the hamster's usual food and only leaves fruits and vegetables. She proceeds to annoy and destroy things, including the other hamster, the owner's computer, stuffed animals, room, mailman, and grandmother. However, when the owner returns from the store with good treats, the hamster decides to be good again and helps clean, find items, make gifts, and perform other kind acts for the owner.

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Bad Hamster Inspired by Nick Bruel’s Bad Kitty By Anna Jakubik Shirley Hills Primary School Mound, Minnesota

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© A nd er s H ag lu nd /N at ur bi ld /C or bi s “Ultimately literature is nothing but carpentry. With both you are working with reality, a material as hard as wood.” —Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Recipient of 1982 Nobel Prize for Literature Readings for Exploration of Short Story Concepts and Forms chapter 8 cLu66049_08_c08_121-198.indd 121 11/8/10 10:00 AM CHAPTER 8Section 8.1 Exploration of Plot, First-Person Point of View, and Ironic Tone 8.1 An Example for Exploration of Plot, First-Person Point of View, and Ironic Tone Alice Munro (b. 1931) Alice Laidlaw Munro was born in Wingham, a small town in southern Ontario, Canada. She began publishing short stories when she was a student at the University of Western Ontario. Since then she has published seven collections of her stories, three of which received the Gov- ernor General’s Award for fiction. Much of her work reflects perceptions she gained from observing the relationships, ordinary happenings, and ways of people in her small town and its rural environment. There’s a “looking back” quality in her work, developed not with nostal- gia but with clarity, humor, and insight, especially about women, that speaks subtly to realities in today’s world. How I Met My Husband Alice Munro (1974) We heard the plane come over at noon, roaring through the radio news, and we were sure it was going to hit the house, so we all ran out into the yard. We saw it come in over the tree tops, all red and silver, the first close-up plane I ever saw. Mrs. Peebles screamed. “Crash landing,” their little boy said. Joey was his name. “It’s okay” said Dr. Peebles. “He knows what he’s doing.” Dr. Peebles was only an animal doctor, but had a calming way of talking, like any doctor. This was my first job—working for Dr. and Mrs. Peebles, who had bought an old house out on the Fifth Line, about five miles out of town. It was just when the trend was starting of town people buying up old farms, not to work them but to live on them. We watched the plane land across the road, where the fairgrounds used to be. It did make a good landing field, nice and level for the old race track, and the barns and display sheds torn down for scrap lumber so there was nothing in the way. Even the old grandstand had burned. “All right,” said Mrs. Peebles, snappy as she always was when she got over her nerves. “Let’s go back in the house. Let’s not stand here gawk- ing like a set of farmers.” She didn’t say that to hurt my feelings. It never occurred to her. I was just setting the dessert down when Loretta Bird arrived, out of breath, at the screen. Note that this story uses a first- person point of view. Everything is seen through the eyes of a teenage girl. 5 cLu66049_08_c08_121-198.indd 122 11/8/10 10:00 AM CHAPTER 8Section 8.1 Exploration of Plot, First-Person Point of View, and Ironic Tone “I thought it was going to crash into the house and kill youse all!.

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