Tell me about 'The Elephant Man: The True Story'.

The true story of the Elephant Man is about Joseph Merrick. His deformities were so extreme that he was shunned by society in many ways. However, his encounter with Dr. Treves changed his life. At the hospital, he was treated with respect and care. He became a bit of a celebrity in a different way, with people coming to see him out of more than just morbid curiosity. His story has left a lasting impact on how we view those with extreme physical differences and the importance of compassion.

I'm not sure which specific 'Elephant Man' story of being killed you are referring to. There may be fictional or historical accounts that vary. If it's about Joseph Merrick, the so - called Elephant Man, he actually died of natural causes rather than being killed.

The Elephant Man was Joseph Merrick. He suffered from a very rare and severe deformity. His appearance was so distorted that he was exhibited as a 'freak' in sideshows at first. However, he was later befriended by Dr. Frederick Treves. Treves provided him with a place to live in the London Hospital. Merrick was a gentle and intelligent man despite his outward appearance, and his story became a symbol of human dignity in the face of extreme physical differences.

The 'Elephant Man' on Broadway is a poignant and thought - provoking story. It's based on the real - life figure of Joseph Merrick. The play shows his life of suffering due to his extreme physical deformities. It also delves into how society treated him, at times with cruelty and at others with unexpected kindness. The Broadway production brought this complex and tragic story to a wide audience, making them reflect on themes of human nature, acceptance, and the value of every individual.

There might be a misunderstanding. The real 'Elephant Man' (Joseph Merrick) died of natural causes, not in a situation of being killed and grabbed as far as historical records show. However, if this is a fictional take on his story, it could be a way to explore the inhumane treatment he might have faced in a more extreme way. For example, in a fictional world, his unique appearance might have made him a target for some cruel people who wanted to harm or even 'grab' him for their own dark purposes, leading to his death.

The story of the Elephant Man is based on real events and a real person, but it might have some dramatization and artistic liberties taken for storytelling purposes.

Yes, the story of the Elephant Man has elements of truth. It's based on the real-life experiences of Joseph Merrick.

Yes, it was. The Elephant Man, Joseph Merrick, was a real person whose life and condition were documented.

Yes, it is based on the real-life story of Joseph Merrick. But some details might have been dramatized for the sake of storytelling.

There are very few stories about elephants killing men that can be considered 'funny' as it is a tragic event in reality. However, perhaps in a fictional and very dark comical sense, it could be a story where a man foolishly provokes an elephant in a circus by constantly teasing it with a stick. The elephant, fed up, chases the man around the ring and finally catches him with its trunk and tosses him into a pile of hay. But this is still not really a funny situation considering the potential danger.