Sredni Vashtar & the Lumber-Room Summary

A sickly ten-year-old boy lives a miserable life in the domicil of his domineering cousin withstander. However, He would not live another 5 years of his life because he is sick. He creates a fantasy religious cult in a garden shed, where his idols are a hen and a ferret out. He is a lonely and imaginative young boy. One day he bought a polecat-ferret and named it Sredni Vashtar. Conradin lived with Mrs De Ropp, his guardian. She is the one who took care of Conradin and responsible to serve shelter, food and clothes for conradin.Although they lived together, Mrs De Ropp dis standardizeds Conradin. She never shows her concern toward Conradin. In the story, Conradin keeps two animals in backyard shed which is a hen and a ferret. But, Mrs. De Ropp discovers the hen and told to Conradin that she has sold the hen to the butcher. When his guardian gets rids rid of his hen, he prays to the ferret for revenge. Then, Conradin turn his devotion to the Sredni Vashtar, a great ferret. It gives happiness to Conradin although he is sick. Sredni Vashtar is standardised a god for Conradin. One day, Mrs. De Ropp realized that Conradin was keeping something else from her in the shed where Sredni Vashtar stayed. She goes the shed again. At final she finds Sredni Vashtar eyepatch Conradin prays to his god for the safety of his ferret. She went there to check it but she was been bitten in the throat by the ferret and died. Sredni Vashtar bite Mrs. De Ropp. The maid went to the shed and shocked. She screamed out loud as she discovers the dead body of Mrs. De Ropp while Conradin enjoys tope in the kitchen. The Lumber-Room One morning, a boy called Nicholas doesnt want to eat his breakfast, and puts a frog in his bowl.His removed aunt gives out to him for this, and Nicholass two cousins and younger brother are taken to the seaside at Jagbourough, while he has to remain at home as a punishment. When the other children defy left, Nicholass distant aunt goes to work in the garden and commands him to stay out of the gooseberry garden. Nicholas instead takes the key from a ledge in the library and sneaks into the timberland room, where he is never allowed to go. He has lots of fun in the lumber room. He sees lots of beautiful and strange objects, such as old ornaments, tapestries, and a teapot shaped like a duck.He finds a big book with pictures of birds in it. While he is looking at a picture of a duck, the aunt screams for him. Nicholas finds that she has fallen into a tank of water, and refuses to help her out on the grounds that she is an impostor. Nicholass cousins and brother come back from the sea in a very bad mood. They have had no fun at all because the tide was in and one of them had sore feet. The aunt was carry through from the watertank by a kitchen maid after more than half an hour. Only Nicholas is happy because he is persuasion of a tapestry depicting hounds and a stag.