by handing him down the family business and running it as his own. The son did not want to do this and went to the military where he fought and died. The boss' passion to control life is reflected by the fly and that he decided what came of the it.
             The tone of this story would be one of anguish and unjust reasoning for the death of the boss' son. It is told from a tone of frustration , he is mad for what had happened to his son. It starts off in a good mood or tone but once the son is brought up it changes to one of complete sympathy but as the story progresses it changes to one of cruelty.
             The imagery used in this story would have to be the boss' son's grave being neat and well kept over in London .By using this description, we can almost picture what it looked like at that time. Another time where she uses good imagery would be when she is describing the son's face in the picture and how the look on his face was stern and cold. They refer to to boss around twenty times during this story, this adds to the awareness of him but they never really give him a name. He is the unknown and may be feared but it gives us the opportunity to look at the boss as if being any one. It never particularly specify who he is . When the boss is torturing the fly we can almost picture it in the ink blot trying and struggling to crawl out of the dark a bleak future that it faces.
             This selection is told form third person point of view. It is omniscient , we can see and understand everything better in this tone, because it is outside the action. We can almost see what is going on because when it is told i
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