Complete a summary of "The People Could Fly" using this format: In the {what genre is this} "{Title}", {author's name} tells the
story of {character}. {Sentence about what happens to the character along with when and where}. {Sentence explaining why this happened to the character.} {Sentence describing how the character overcame this struggle.} The lesson that {author's name} shares through this story is {important lesson learned by the reader}.
She tells about a woman and her baby who fly away into the air after a man named Toby whispers some magical words into their ears.
Explanation:
In the folklore "People Could Fly", Virginia Hamilton tells the story of people who could fly away from their tragic lives in the plantations as slaves. She tells the story about a woman and her baby who flew away into the air after a man named Toby whispered some magical words into their ears. The woman and the baby who were being constantly beaten and lashed by the overseer were finally set free by the man who made them fly into the air. Similarly many other slaves were made to fly into the air by the same man when they were ill treated or beaten by the owners severely. The lesson that Virginia Hamilton shares through this story is that slaves were finally freed when they could fly into the air. Perhaps the word 'fly' has deeper meaning but on the surface, it essentially means freedom from misery and I'll treatment.
This is because A and B are very broad terms and a short story could not be formed without an original idea. The phrase C contains a good moral which could be developed into the story.
In September 1642, just after the First English Civil War had begun, the Long Parliament ordered the closure of all London theatres. The order cited the current "times of humiliation" and their incompatibility with "public stage-plays", representative of "lascivious Mirth and Levity".
