Question

What’s the short story “Lullaby” by Elizabeth Berridge about?

Answer 1

Unable to provide a summary of the short story 'Lullaby' by Elizabeth Berridge, as it is not included in the provided excerpts and there is insufficient information.

Step-by-step explanation:

The short story “Lullaby” by Elizabeth Berridge is not directly referenced within the provided excerpts and links; those are instances of works by other authors or compositions with similar names. However, the short story “Lullaby” generally refers to a narrative piece that could involve themes such as motherhood, introspection, and the complexities of human relationships, all embedded within the act or symbol of a lullaby. It is important to note that without the actual text or a synopsis of Elizabeth Berridge's “Lullaby,” it is not possible to provide an accurate and detailed answer.

Answer 2

Lullaby is a thrilling story narrated in the World War II, about a young-ignorant couple and their baby.

Step-by-step explanation:

Lullaby is a horrifying story about a couple, to be more precise, a woman married to a selfish soldier or man of war whose only interests were for his own benefits without caring for others. The woman is a dependent and submissive wife, who tries to please her husband no matter what. They had a baby and as a young couple they wished to still go out together. A friend of the man gave them a recording box, which later they used to record the mother’s voice, taking advantage of how obedient and innocent was the baby they would go out and leave the recording for the baby to be calm and fall asleep. One day, the couple decided to go a little farther than usual, so as usual too, they turned on the recording and left the baby alone at home. As there was something wrong with the blackout curtains and the wind was very furious that day, something happened with the curtains and the candle holder so the room started to get burn. At the end, the author finishes the story with the parents realizing something was wrong following their instincts, they called a taxi and left. The suspense of not knowing what happened to the baby made this story even more horrifying.