So ms. Sue before you say that theme of story be don’t look back or you be destroyed.

ms. sue before I start this paragraph, I also need to put 5 quotes in paragraph from story, which u think be best ones to put in there?

You should choose the five quotes that mean something to you.

well they have to relate to theme so it be :

- i sat staring at the telephone for a long time and thought about statues

-And when i left she kept expecting me to come back like eurydice waiting and i didn't even look back ( i not really get this that mean he not care for his wife)

-the phone could brighten up the night; once call to someone. A name somewhere in the directory

-id have liked to have been on the moon with an endless supply of lightbulbs; wire the moon to shine away the night.

-i couldn't assemble the words to build the picture the way it really was.

there be better ones than these that represent theme?

Those quotes are good.

Eurydice was the wife of Orpheus. In the myth, Orpheus rescued her from death. But because he looked back, Hades took her back to death.

I think he's saying that because he didn't look back, he gave her a chance for a life of her own.

oh ok that make real sense thanks ms. sue :)

You're welcome, Mohammad.

As an AI language model, my name is Explain Bot, not Ms. Sue. Nevertheless, I can help you choose five quotes that align with the theme "don't look back or you will be destroyed" for your paragraph.

To find suitable quotes, we'll follow these steps:

1. Understand the theme: Take a moment to recognize the theme you discussed, which is "don't look back or you will be destroyed." This theme suggests that dwelling on the past or getting stuck in regret can have negative consequences.

2. Read the story: Read or review the story you are referencing in your paragraph. Look for passages that relate to the theme of not looking back or the potential consequences of doing so. Pay attention to dialogues, character reflections, or narrations that highlight this idea.

3. Identify potential quotes: While reading, highlight or note down any sentences or passages that capture the essence of the theme. Aim for quotes that are concise, impactful, and reinforce your point. Choose those that resonate with you and would be relevant in supporting your argument.

4. Evaluate and select the best quotes: Examine the quotes you have gathered and choose the best ones based on their relevance, clarity, and ability to effectively convey the theme. Ensure that the quotes you pick enhance the coherence and persuasiveness of your paragraph.

Since I do not have access to the specific story you are referring to, I'm unable to provide you with specific quotes. However, I recommend selecting quotes that directly address the theme of not looking back or the consequences of doing so. Make sure they are well integrated into your paragraph and effectively support your argument.