ApiggynamedWilburandaspidernamedCharlottebecamefriend.ThefutureofthispoorpiggyisadeliciouscourseoftheChristmas'feast.Thougheverconsideringescaping,yetafterallheisonlyapig.WhileCharlotte--althoughbeviewedassmallandinsignificant--said,"Letmehelpyou!"Whereuponsheusedhersilktoweavewordssuchas"SomePig"and"Terrific"inherweb,whichareregardedasamarvelbyhumanbeings.ThosemarvelouswordsalterWilbur'sdestiny,andfinallyearnedhimahappyandpeacefuture.Nevertheless,atthatmoment,thelifeofCharlottealmostcompleteditsspan...
ThemostimpressiveepisodeofthisbookisthenotablefriendshipbetweenCharlotteandWilbur.Aspiderisathreattoapiggyatfirstglance,butlonelinesssuddenlymakesWilburbefamiliarwithCharlotteandsurprisinglyhefoundthatthisspiderisextraordinarywarmhearted.
Whatimpressedusdeeplyisthewords"Youneverdie,I'llsaveyou!"byCharlottewhenWilburwaswailing"Idon'twannadie!Idon't!"Tofulfillherpromise,Charlottedevotedallherlifetimeandaskednorewards,untilthemomentshedied.
Suchkindoffriendshipispureandclean,Onlyleavingtheselflessloveandpurekindness.Whenthissortofemotionhasalreadybeenlackedseriouslyincontemporarysociety,thisstoryundoubtedlymovesthereaders.MaybeeveryreaderenviesthatCharlottehasaWilbur,andWilburhasaCharlotte.
Theword"Goodbye"hasalreadygonewiththewind,accompaniedbyhersilk,onlyleavingaCharlotte'swebineveryone'sheart.