As Andy White went into his North Brooklin barn to feed a pig, he was distracted by a gray spider spinning a web. Working hard, that barn spider produced strands of silk stronger than similarly-sized strands of steel. How could such a thing be?
Not long before he watched the spider, one of White’s pigs had died. Distraught, he wrote an essay called “Death of a Pig.” His sadness is reflected in words like these:
He had evidently become precious to me ...
So ... what if it were possible for White to write a different ending for the pig who took sick and died? And ... what if a spider, whom he called Charlotte, became part of the story?
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Author: Carole D. Bos, J.D.
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Bos, Carole D. "Charlotte's Web: The Story Behind The Movie." AwesomeStories.com. Date of access
<http://www.awesomestories.com/movies/charlottes_web/charlottes_web_ch1.htm>.
IN OTHER WORDS: Author. Title of story. Name of web site. Date of access <URL>.
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