In "The Monkey's Paw," what were the three wishes made by Mr.White?

In W. W. Jacobs' short story "The Monkey's Paw", Mr. White made three wishes. Considering that Amulet should give the owner full 3 wishes, Mr. White fully utilized the three (even after the first wish he did the second wish first after the disaster Even after)

According to Major Morris' warning, Mr. White's first wish was his legitimate desire.

Mr. White's first wish is 200 pounds (considering what makes sense because it is only "cleaning the house")

Mr. White's second wish is because his wife pressured him. His second wish is to bring his son back.

Mr. White quickly became very frightened after a wish. He seems to understand that the results of these wishes far exceed their wishes. Shortly after hoping to bring his son back, Mr. White proposed his third wish. I stopped as soon as I knocked on the door. Finally, Mr. White's last wish was to cancel the second wish.

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In "Monkey's legs", Climax is when Mr. White's son died. At the end of the story, Mr. White wishes his son to come back, but when someone knocks on the door he changes quickly. In "Third Wish", the climax of the story is when he discovers that his wife is not happy. He solved this problem by putting her back in a swan

His last story is about the magical mummified monkey's nail. Sergeant Sergeant told his family that there is an old liar's spell at the old dry monkey's nail. The story continues, followed by a deal between Mr. White and Sergeant. After that, Mr. White wanted 200 pounds. A man came to visit Caucasian and told them that their son Herbert was killed and he gave them £ 200. The result of Mr. White's first wishes was the main reason for his second and third wish. Mr. White did not want to use his second wish, but his wife insisted that their son would be rejuvenated. Mr. White wants the rejuvenation of his son, but as nothing happens, I will fall asleep. They were asleep when they heard the knock at the front door. Mrs. White told me not to go home, but Mrs. White went downstairs and took the door. Mrs. White is approaching the door, and Mr. White is looking for a monkey's claw.

In W. W. Jacobs' short story "The Monkey's Paw", Mr. White made three wishes. Given that an amulet should give its owner full 3 wishes, Mr. White will have three people (even after first making a second wish after a disaster after the first wish) I used it for the limit. Mr. White quickly became very frightened after a wish. He seems to understand that the results of these wishes far exceed their wishes. Shortly after hoping to bring his son back, Mr. White proposed his third wish. I stopped as soon as I knocked on the door. Finally, Mr. White's last wish was to cancel the second wish.

WWJacobs creates a wonderful and calm atmosphere with The Monkeys Paw. The mysterious story of monkey's feet is a cleverly thought-out story. There are three main parts of this story. These parts are the first wish, the second wish and the third wish. It is written on a third party. This makes the distance between you and the character far, but you can make a more descriptive and broad view of what is going on. WWJacobs showed interest in the story with the word "no". Explanation may be the key to creating a mysterious and suspicious atmosphere. At first it looks like a comfortable family house, "fire and fire". However, it is in the "cold and wet" area, "This road is rapid." These comments on the weather by WWJacobs also reflect this story. At first, everything was perfect until the monkey's legs appeared. WWJacobs carefully observes the feelings of the story and ties it to the weather outside.