Mrs. Sharp period:

Write a new surprise that ends with "The Interlopers". By choosing points on the last two pages of the story, changing actions and writing new endings, we create our own plot distortion. You may decide not to reconcile Ulrich and Georg, or they may somehow avoid wolves, or you may come up with a new turning point after the last one.

· Continue Saki to show the idea of ​​each character using omnipotent third person narrator

Write a new surprise that ends with "The Interlopers". By choosing points on the last two pages of the story, changing actions and writing new endings, we create our own plot distortion. You may decide not to reconcile Ulrich and Georg, or they may somehow avoid wolves, or you may come up with a new turning point after the last one.

· Continue Saki to show the idea of ​​each character using omnipotent third person narrator

Mr. Sharp returned in the next morning. Mr. Sharp is the first master, better than Mr. Mayer. Mr. Meyer and the boys took a meal together, but Mr. Sharp had a meal at Mr. Clicker's table. I think he is humble, seemingly delicate gentleman, as if he is raising his big nose and head. His hair is very smooth and wavy; but the first boy who came back told me that it was a wig (he said that it is second hand), and Mr. Sharp I went on Saturday afternoon every week to curl

I heard that both Sharp and Meyer should obtain low compensation; when Mr. Creakle had hot and cold meat on the table, Mr. Sharp always said that he likes cold I wanted to. this is true. I heard that Mr. Sharp's wig is not suitable for him, but his red hair is clearly visible, so he does not need to "be able to bounce back." As an offset of the coal price, I heard that there is a boy called a "exchange or barter" that is the son of a coal merchant - the name chosen from the math book shows this arrangement. Pudding is essential, but I have heard that beer on the table is parents' robbery.

On 10th June 1932, the authorities investigated Violet Sharp, who was waitressing at the home of Mrs. Dwight Morrow, Mrs. Lindbergh's mother, and committed suicide by swallowing poison when she was about to be asked. But her behavior on the evening of 1 March 1932 was carefully examined and it turned out to be unrelated to kidnapping. In September 1933, President Franklin Roosevelt said at a meeting with Hoover, all work on the incident will concentrate on the Ministry of Justice. He asked the Commissioner to tell his opinion to the Minister of Justice Cummins and the Minister of Justice suggested requesting detailed reports on all the work through the president or directly to the chairman of the IRS. IRS Intelligence Department