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It is viewed as a classical expression of the English tradition of horror fiction, as it elicits a well-founded and increasingly intense sense of impending doom without inserting any scenes of physical violence Despite their best efforts to avoid it, the two attend a birthday party that will include a game of hide-and-seek in the dark. Original Text PDF Audio (3, words) “The End of the Party” featuresyear-old twins, Peter and Francis Morton, on the day of a peer’s birthday party. During the game, a thoughtless act by Peter has tragic Peter and his fearful twin brother Francis attend a birthday party which ends in tragedy. It was first published in, and has been reprinted many times in anthologies. Genres Short Stories Classics Fiction Horror Mystery Suspense Young AdultmoreMissing: pdf Francis tries hard to avoid attending a children's party because he knows the plan is to play hide-and-seek in the dark. It was first published in, and has been reprinted many times in anthologies. Despite their best efforts to avoid it, the two attend a birthday party that will include a game of hide-and-seek in the dark. Peter, we learn, is “the elder, by a matter of minutes, and that brief The End of the PartyGraham Greene (ppt)Free download as PDF File.pdf), Text File.txt) or view presentation slides online The End of the Party (short story) The End of the Party is a short story by the English writer Graham Greene (–). During the game, a thoughtless act by Peter has tragic results. He pretends to have a cold, tells his parents and his nanny Missing: pdf The End of the PartyGraham Greene (ppt)Free download as PDF File.pdf), Text File.txt) or view presentation slides online IGraham Greene “The End of the Party”²º³ºt «J²ºµ¸Nineteen Stories J²º¶µTwenty-One Stories Ù { t «~ JGreene k á ³¶@ j «~ w å a ª KVintage E ® y j²± ð ÎThe End of the Party is a short story by the English writer Graham Greene (–). [1] It is viewed as a classical expression of the English tradition of horror fiction, as it elicits a well-founded and increasingly Themes: innocence, brotherhood, connection, fear, adult insensitivity, death.
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