Cannery_Row-fiction_paper

Cannery Row-fiction paper Mack wasted no time with small talk, “Lee,” he said, “Doc over there’s got a problem. He needs me and the boys to go and gather up 300 frogs for an order he’s got. We need to borrow your truck, so we can go to Carmel Valley.” Lee was reluctant but gave into the proposition; however, Doc had been a tremendous customer throughout the years; Lee felt he owed it to Doc to help him out wherever he could. Mack and the boys packed up to begin their road trip, destination: Carmel Valley. Mack knew around where their destination lie. As the trip commenced they became consumed in the chatter of how their money would be spent. Doc was to give them 5 cents for every frog they captured and returned to him. All the boys determined that the money was to be spent on a party for Doc, to thank him for being such a great guy. They chatted with excitement as their imaginations ran wild, thinking up extravagant party ideas. In the bed of the truck lied a 5-gallon-jug of whiskey; that Eddie had brought from the bar. As they drove, boys, truck, mack, frogs, men, gay, out, after, night, doc, valley, trip, lee, black, began, whiskey, man, house, war, time, though, take, seemed, ran, party, new, make, jump, jug, idea, few, everyone, enough, destination, color, carmel, car, being, back, along, about, work, two, told, thought, thinking, themselves, spent, speed, somewhere