The story Greasy lake was written by t. It is a story about three friends , digby , and jeff.they refered to themselves as dangerous characters.they drank gin,and grape juice and did not care what other people think. They got themselves in trouble when they beat up a guy in a dark place and tried to rape a girl on a place called greasy lake. Which the indians called wakan. In the end they left greasy lake, not trying to remember what had just happened the day before. I am going to talk about the tone and the imagery of the story.
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The tone of the story is very serious and very graphic.this story is not for children to be reading. In the beginning of the story the narrator is explaining how they were, when they were youg. "We drank gin,grape juice, tango, thunderbird, and bali hai. We were nineteen. We were bad. We read andre gide and struck elaborate poses to show that we did"nt give a shit about anything." from the way that boyle was writing the story , he intended his story to a more mature viewer. The languange plays a big part in the story because it elaborates there adventures even more. On page 122 "motherfucker" he spat, over and over, and I was aware in that instant that all four of us-digby,jeff, and myself included were chanting "motherfucker, motherfucker." the languange is very aggressive. This whole line cleary states that the boys were in really deep trouble.
In the middle of the story, on page124 "it's them, it's them:they tried to, tried to.rape me!"sobs. Here boyle exploits more of what the three boys have done. With the girl sobbing she was really in a deep shock just by the way she was talking to her friends. .
Another concept that boyle put in the story was the very creative imagery. On pagge 125 it says. "I don't know how long I was there, the bad breath of decay all around me, my jacket heavy as a bear, the primordial ooze subtly reconstituting itself to accommodate my upper thighs and testicles.
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Boyle's "Greasy Lake", is the story of a man's youthful and life-changing experience. The unnamed narrator vividly elaborates about a night he and his friends venture out to Greasy Lake and find more than they were looking for. ... "Now it is (was) fetid and murky."" (573) The description of the island in the middle of Greasy Lake has duel meanings. ... Their next attempt at being bad characters is interrupted by two college guys who have also driven up to Greasy Lake looking for an adventure. ... It is apparent in his early years Greasy Lake symbolized a good time, sex, drugs, and r...
Fear of Adulthood In "Greasy Lake" by T. ... The narrator and his two friends, Jeff and Digby, come across a terrible obstacle at the Greasy Lake when they are approached by a bad greasy character. ... Once the greasy bad character gets out of the car, he is seen as "a man of action" because he does not back down from any circumstances he must face. ... The three boys believe the greasy, "bad" character is dead when suddenly a girl runs out of the car screaming at the three young boys. ... At the beginning the boys believe nature is nothing but crickets, frogs, and a muddy lake. ...
Boyles short story "Greasy Lake" three teenagers, Digby, Jeff, and the narrator find themselves in the middle of something that they are not prepared to handle, even though they ensure us and themselves that they are. When our narrator's bad boy image is called to action the night at Greasy Lake, we find out it is just that, an image that is used to cover an unformed, true identity. ... Shortly after, a car swings into the parking lot and the three boys scatter into the dark, murky waters of Greasy Lake. When the three boys enter the lake the narrator describes it as a nasty insect i...
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Coraghessan Boyle's short story, "Greasy Lake," the three young men seek adventure at a local hangout. ... There is nothing left for the three boys to do but head up to Greasy Lake. ... He realizes that he has no business being at Greasy Lake. ... The narrator describes in the second paragraph what Greasy Lake looks like. ... Coraghessan Boyle's short story, "Greasy Lake," and especially so for the narrator. ...
Just because you "look bad" wear torn-up leather jackets, slouch around with toothpicks in your mouth; sniff glue, ether and what somebody claimed was cocaine, doesn't actually make you a bad character. This means you are just putting on an act, a front, just pretending to somebody and something you...
