“Peaches,” by Mr. Akira, defines the word deceitful. It points out some interesting duties a boy’s mother carries out. The story is more than just about peaches; it has a more crucial point that people go through in certain countries in order to provide for their family. As he retrospect about some incidents in his life that happened in the past, he understands a situation that occurred in the past until it reached a …showed first 75 words of 445 total…

…showed last 75 words of 445 total…had a child. The story is deceiving, because under all the talk about peaches and how scared the narrator was going on trips with his mother late at night, there was something important left undiscovered. It takes time to understand what he was describing in his story. The literary technique that was used in this piece of literature is vivid enough to attract the reader’s attention, but illusory enough to be mind-boggling. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**