The Man in the Black Suit: 4 Dark Tales

The Man in the Black Suit written by Stephen king is an emotional and detailed story of a horrific experience that Stephen King had in his younger years.  This short story really enlights and educates readers on Kings familiarity with struggles in adolescent years. Through reading Kings biography online, I realized that almost all of kings stories are fear themed and that's more so his genre. In this detailed short story King shows his strong emotions and experience throughout the piece. King uses strong verbiage and diction in order to get his feeling through the pen and onto the paper for his readers to understand what he went through. In order to get his emotions across, He continued to describe this day and how traumatized he was by this experience which, he doesn't even know if it’s real. He also gives grave details about the monster he encountered. He remembers small and minute details as well as he did as a young boy. As he continues to tell the story, the reader gets more and more involved in his experience. Stephen King has several themes throughout and one of the biggest themes incorporated is the theme of evil and horror. This theme is very present and starts from the very beginning. King immediately shows that this other person with him is not of good energy and does not speak about him in any positive way. The reader is aware right away because in the beginning, he says “that terrifying face grows clearer and clearer in my mind’s eye” and he is talking about the present when he wrote the story which was several years ago. Overall king wrote a very detailed and remarkable short story that many people consider so memorable. King uses such detail so the readers are nearly there with Gary on this horrifying experience. King makes sure to hit all the deep fears that most people have. This is one of king’s top stories ever written and will continue to find itself highly read due to such a remarkable feeling he's left on his readers afterwards.

Excellent!!!!