How are "A Horseman in the Sky" and The Death of Reynolds different in what they emphasize about their subject? "A Horseman in t
he Sky" emphasizes the killer while The Death of Reynolds emphasizes the person killed. "A Horseman in the Sky" emphasizes the reactions of onlookers, while The Death of Reynolds does not include onlookers.
"A Horseman in the Sky" emphasizes battle plans, while The Death of Reynolds emphasizes unplanned action.
"A Horseman in the Sky" emphasizes surprise, while The Death of Reynolds emphasizes the absence of surprise.
My favorite writer is Stephen King. I suspect he gets a lot of inspiration from his enviroment. He writes a lot about his hometown of Maine and seems to get most of storylines from the silent town he resides in. Hope this helps!
Romeo seems to be very impulsive in love When he discovers that Juliet is dead, he behaves rashly. He responds before the Friar can tell him that Juliet is only pretending to be dead. Finally, when he sees Paris in the Capulet crypt, he kills him on the spur of the moment.
