The opinion on the magic shop story
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Answer:The Magic Shop is the story of a boy named Gip and his mystical experience in a certain magic shop, as told by his father.
This magic shop seems to be a little different than all the others, which is just fine, because this little boy seems to be a little different than all the others as well.
The shop owner, with one ear larger than the other, entertains the boy and the father with magic tricks, pulling baubles out of thin air.
The shopkeeper reminds the father, repeatedly, that this is not just any magic shop, this is "The Genuine Magic Shop", making sure to emphasize the "Genuine" in the title.
The magic tricks and illusions increase in complexity until the father is no longer comfortable with what he's seeing, given the shopkeeper's frequent reminders, but the boy is rapt with excitement.
This short story comes to a rather abrupt end, and would make a great start for a script for a Twilight Zone episode. In fact, I think it might have been inspiration for one or two such scripts.
Wells is one of those writers who can really exercise a language in his writing. He uses his vocabulary as a palette with which he paints a scene. If I were to describe his writing style as a painting technique, it would be as much impressionist as realist. Sometimes he describes things in a literal detail and other times he hints at details in the descriptions, letting your mind fill in the rest.
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