- Wild Woman: Labelled by society as a “wild woman,” she lived happily knowing that she lived life by her own rules.
- Wild Man: He used to live a life in loafers, but now the people in town know him as the “wild man” with feet hardened by the earth.
- Wild Animal: After escaping the world of domesticity, the housecat now roamed the empty streets as a “wild animal.”
- Wild Beast: “Capture that ‘wild beast,’” they said, but little did they know, that beast was someone’s pet.
- Wild Thing: Greg was a seemingly normal person, but the “wild thing” about him was that he poured milk in before cereal.
-Anna Allen
It is so interesting how much these phrases hint at these larger themes in society with such little words. I liked your sentence about pouring milk in before cereal. Greg is truly wild for that.
I really enjoy how you incorporated “wild thing” into your sentence. It feels like it flows very nicely. I also like the humor you added in your description of a wild man.