1. The Fifth Child
... and contentment. However, the perfect life they attempted to create is in severe contrast to the actuality of the world that goes on outside their home. As this external reality becomes a part of their every day life, their dreams of perfection seem futile and unachievable. In the end, the perfect world they attempted to establish is lost completely in the darkness of a flawed world. The Fifth Child, by Doris ... that two peoples lived in England, no one - enemies, hating each other who could not hear what the other said. The young Lovatts made themselves read the papers, and watch the ...
- Word Count: 2122
- Approx Pages: 8
- Grade Level: High School