Although Mr. White had given in to Mrs. White's pleading to make a second wish on the monkey's paw to bring Herbert back, when he does not return immediately, Mr. White becomes suspicious. ... In an attempt to bring her deceased son back from the grave, she demands that her husband wish for Herbert to come back to life.
Both of these stories are very similar in terms of their tone, format and style. There are several characteristics that demonstrate this. In terms of their tone, both stories adopt a solemn tone when speaking about matters of cultural importance, such as Rainy Mountain. This emphasizes the significance that such objects and places have for the American Indian cultures.
In terms of their format and style, both stories employ a narrative style. However, we can perceive that this tone is not only entertaining, but also informative. Both stories want to educate readers about the cultures and the events that led to their development.
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