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    fluidly moving between the micronarratives in Pale Fire is not lost on Nabokov as the eccentric Kinbote writes in his forward‚ “I find it wise in such cases as this to eliminate the bother of back-and-forth leafing by either cutting out and clipping together pages with the text of the thing‚ or‚ even more simply‚ purchasing two copies of the same work...” (Nabokov 28). The most immediate understanding of the intertextual conversation found in Pale Fire is seen through Kinbote’s desire to parallel

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    soaring ever singest.          In the golden lightning                 Of the sunken sun‚          O’er which clouds are bright’ning‚                 Thou dost float and run; Like an unbodied joy whose race is just begun.          The pale purple even                 Melts around thy flight;          Like a star of Heaven‚                 In the broad day-light Thou art unseen‚ but yet I hear thy shrill delight‚          Keen as are the arrows                 Of that silver

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    "The Kite Runner"‚ an English novel by Afghan-American writer Khaled Hosseini‚ was published in 2003. It has the privilege of being the first novel published by an author of Afghani origin. The plot employed in the novel is set in Afghanistan from the late 1970s to 1981‚ which is the time period characterized by the Soviet invasion‚ then in the Afghan community in Fremont‚ California from the 1980s to the early 2000s‚ and finally in contemporary Afghanistan suffering at the hands of the Taliban regime

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    A Gap of Sky Anna Hope’s short story “A gap of sky” is about a young girl named Ellie. She is flowing in between expectations and desires. The story is a portrait of what drugs can do to a person‚ told through the description of what the city looks like‚ and Ellie’s own thoughts. Without the support and care of other people‚ humans will prioritize certain things before others; this story is a good example of such. The narrator of this story is all knowing‚ third person. In this story‚ the narrating

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    A Gap of Sky The short story written by Anna Hope is about a girl called Ellie. Her life is a typical dysphoric student’s chaos‚ dominated by drugs‚ anticipant parents and a distracting identity crisis. There are several themes that concern the story‚ and I shall now review some of them. As my aforementioned statement points out‚ identity crisis is an essential issue throughout the story. Her mind lies in a dilemma between either to follow her desires‚ or the expectations which are upon her

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    A Gap of Sky A) Youth. It is a time‚ a state in life in which a person‚ who is not a child but still not an adult yet‚ is forced through many changes‚ physically as well as mentally. Age and responsibility are growing proportionally as well as the expectations from parents‚ school‚ friends and more. Youth is often characterized by independence‚ desire and by a struggle of individuality. Youth is like millions of traffic lights‚ switching colors in high speed and forcing you to hit the brake at

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    “A Gap of Sky” by Anna Hope Rikke“A Gap of Sky” by Anna Hope is a short story about a young girl caught in a dilemma between expectations and desires. It is a portrait of a young girl on drugs and a description of what the city can do to a person who stands alone without the support and care from other people. The narrator is third person and omniscient‚ and the narrative technique can be described with the phrase “stream of consciousness” which is a technique that writer and feminist Virginia Woolf

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    experiment? 4 RAYLEIGH SCATTERING Why is the sky blue? The blue color of the sky is due to Rayleigh scattering. As light moves through the atmosphere‚ most of the longer wavelengths pass straight through. Little of the red‚ orange and yellow light is affected by the air. However‚ much of the shorter wavelength light is absorbed by the gas molecules. The absorbed blue light is then radiated in different directions. It gets scattered all around the sky. Whichever direction you look‚ some of this scattered

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    "Vem är du?" Who are you? - "Jag är Döden." I am Death A subject that forms the core theme of Agalloch quintessential‚ ginormous track‚ In the Shadow of The Pale Companion. Concurrent themes of nihilism and pantheism‚ richly ooze out of the pores of the track‚ as well. "Here at the edge of this world Here I gaze at a pantheon of oak‚ a citadel of stone If this grand panorama before me is what you call God. . . Then God is not dead" This little treatise‚ that I write today is not only about this

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    them. Feeling guilty about something can effect someone for their whole life‚ and thats what happened to amir who is the main character in the book the Kite Runner. Throughout Amirs childhood he does something he has to live with his whole life‚ and it drives him to do some crazy things. Sin and redemption is the biggest theme in this book. The Kite Runner takes place in winter of 1975 to 2001 and is about two boys who live to completely different lives‚ but live under the same roof. Amir lives in

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