what was Mrs whites opinion about the monkey's paw and its power how and when does the opinion change if at all in the story The monkey's paw
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Her first emotion is one of disgust. When Sergeant-Major Morris shows the mummified monkey's paw to the White family, Mrs. ... Her second emotion is disbelief; she disbelieves the truth of Morris's story, thinking it to be nothing more than a fairy tale.
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When Sergeant-Major Morris initially explains to the White family that the ominous monkey's paw has magical powers, Mrs. White dismisses the novelty as ridiculous and says,
Sounds like the Arabian Nights...Don't you think you might wish for four pairs of hands for me?
Mrs. White does not believe in its powers and makes a humorous comment to her husband about wishing upon the talisman
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