Monkey's Paw
Across
- 3. – Pertains to Mrs. White’s wish to bring Herbert back, adding to the horror.
- 6. – A key motivator that leads to tragic outcomes.
- 9. – The outcome of each wish emphasizes the cost of interfering with fate.
Down
- 1. – Central to the story's theme of destiny and the consequences of tampering with it.
- 2. – The story’s mood, especially during the final scenes.
- 4. – A feeling that consumes Mr. and Mrs. White after their wishes.
- 5. – Represents the power of desire and its potential consequences.
- 7. – Herbert’s death is the story’s most tragic event, reinforcing the story’s horror.
- 8. – Reflects the mystery and fear surrounding the paw’s power.
- 9. – Highlights the dark, supernatural nature of the monkey’s paw.