Can you summarize 'the man with the good face story'?

Sorry, I can't summarize it as I don't know the story well.

I'm sorry, I haven't read 'the night face up full story' specifically. But generally, to summarize a story, one needs to identify the main characters, the setting, the main conflict, and how it gets resolved.

Sure. Sally Face is about Sal Fisher in a spooky apartment. He has a prosthetic face. There are mysteries, ghosts, and cult stuff. He and his friends try to figure it all out.

Sure. 'Arms and the Man' is a satirical play. It shows the contrast between the idealized view of war and the reality. The main character Bluntschli, a Swiss mercenary, runs into Raina's room during the war. Raina, at first, has a very romantic view of war heroes but as she gets to know Bluntschli, she realizes the truth about war. The play mocks the false ideals and posturing associated with war and the upper classes.

The 'the chestnut man story' could be about a unique and perhaps menacing figure, the chestnut man. In many stories like this, there's usually a series of events that are triggered by this character. It might be set in a spooky or atmospheric location. There could be a detective or a group of people trying to figure out the truth about the chestnut man, uncovering his motives and the mystery behind his existence as they go deeper into the story.

The movie 'Man on a Ledge' in 2012 is about a man who stands on a ledge of a high - rise building. He seems to be on the verge of jumping, which draws a lot of public attention. But as the story unfolds, there is more to it than just a simple suicidal attempt. There are underlying plots involving a heist and his attempt to prove his innocence.

The man with no face in the story could be a variety of things. It could be an allegorical figure, representing the facelessness of society or the anonymity that people can feel. It might also be a product of someone's imagination within the story, perhaps a hallucination or a creation of a disturbed mind. Without more details about the story, it's hard to say exactly who he is.

It could represent fear. A faceless figure is often scarier as we can't read expressions.

I'm sorry, I haven't read the 'golden man short story' specifically, so I can't summarize it directly.

The 'the seventh man' is a story about a man's traumatic experience of a typhoon and the loss of his friend. He has been haunted by this event for a long time until he finally faces his fear.