1) How does the writer use descriptive techniques to create a compelling setting? 2) In your own words, what is Judson Webb doing at the beginning of the story?

3) What does Mabel incorrectly accuse Judson of?

4) Why exactly is Judson Webb looking at bourbon?

5) What exactly has caused Webb's anger?

6) What exactly is Judson's plan for revenge?

7) What are Mabel's reasons why Judson should not take the law into his own hands?

8) In your own words, summarize the events that take place after Mabel leaves the cabin.

9) What is the twist at the end and why is this ironic?

10) What evidence of foreshadowing is there in the story?

Story: Ruthless by William De Mille

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