In "The Monkey's Paw", what were the three different wishes of Mr. White's family and how did they get fulfilled? Explain.Explain in detail the 3 wishes and and their results.

"The Monkey's Paw" is a story about "Dame Fortuna", but the result of creepy nails and desire brought a suspension to the story.

Sergeant warned, but white men did not rely on previous owner's warnings or unfortunate stories. Because they do not believe in destiny. Therefore, after Herbert understood the question about his nails, Mr. White initially had 200 pounds. Then Mr. White and his wife got 200 pounds, but only after an unfortunate encounter they had a brutal blow: Herbert was killed; 200 pounds is insurance

Mrs. White lost his son miserably and she was too depressed. Then her husband noticed that Herbert could take it home through the second wish and asked his son to regain vitality, but the Caucasus did not foresee all possible outcomes of their wishes again. The cursed Herbert came to their door and was tortured. There is nothing to do, I hope that Herbert can return to his grave. Therefore, after acquiring an amulet, Caucasians are more unfortunate than before, they have the opportunity to change their destiny.

As Shakespeare often prove, intervention in wealth results in that result. Like Romeo, white people became "fools of wealth".

In this story, the family is given the monkey's nails, and the foot can give them three wishes. Mr. White and Mrs. White have a son named Herbert. Their first wishes, they wanted 200 pounds, which was awarded. Later, Herbert did not appear after work, he was reported to have died, they need to pay him £ 200. White Mrs. White began to be absorbed in his son. She wants him to come back and then Mr. White wishes he finishes and ends the talk in his last request. It can be said that there are many similarities between these two stories. One obvious comparison is that they are about people who get all three wishes. There are deeper similarities such as feelings. As Mr. Peters loses his wife and Caucasian lost his son, the emotions of these two stories contain a sort of sorrow. They also shared similar topics about paying attention to what you want. This is the main comparison

Those reminiscent of Adam and Eve's Bible stories 'the legs of the monkey' remind the reader to pay attention to what they want. The fall of the Caucasian is because I want to get more than what they truly need. Mr. White is pleased with his life - he has a happy family, a comfortable home, and enough love - he still has monkey nails to pursue money that he really does not need . This desire is realized at a price that rises rapidly. This also led Mrs. White to hope to fully believe the legs and get more bets. This desire can also lead to unhappiness. Writers delicately explain the dangers of meeting desires in an unexpected way