One Stormy Night - Original Writing

Arashi 's Night - I was not noticed at all by the sudden, rapid, and intense summer storm of the original sentences. When the cloud began to build, I was walking along the old tree road. When I rolled under the oak tree of a huge dead tree, I looked around. Most of the houses on this abandoned street were badly damaged, so I could not stay elsewhere. The house is impressive and morbid in the green and black sky. Lightning illuminates the house in a flash. The window was broken, but the superstructure seemed to be in good condition.

"This is a dark and rough night." However, the next is completely original. When Wrinkle was first published, L'Engle had a 17-year history, ranging from novels, non-fiction, poetry and drama. The idea of ​​this book came up to her during the family camping trip. Whatsit, Mrs., and his wife suddenly appeared in her mind. She is familiar with cosmology and is devoted to the works of Arthur Eddington, Max Planck and Albert Einstein. Relativity theory is interesting to her and she has met the concept of "tesselact" - familiar to anyone familiar with advanced geometry or Marvel Avengers movies. From there, she remembered the story about the girl's "tester" or 5-dimensional journey - or as the author said, crossing the wrinkle in time

This book starts with a familiar phrase. Edward George Bulwer-Lytton is a 19th century novelist and is considered the first person to write this sentence. This sentence is now a familiar, horrible story of the beginning of Cliché. L'Engle wants to evoke the feeling of having a bad story around a bonfire. This sentence enters the reader and encourages them to warn them what happens. This scene no longer moves several chapters from the earth, but the fear of outside storms will create an unknown threat. Meg looks at "ghostly shadow" and the reader draws ghosts, souls, and ghosts. Strong verbs such as "s", "tearing", "race" represent the progress of the storm. Meg feels more power than me. She is a power she can not understand because she can not control herself.