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    significant role in one’s identity. Imagine just travelling a million miles across the two Easts and the two Wests to reach a perceived notion of bliss. The following texts analyzed: Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri & The House of Sand and Fog by Andre Dubus III‚ explore the pattern of the sociocultural effect(s) of immigration on the livelihood of immigrants. Furthermore‚ the topics explored through this paper tie to the following comparison(s) of themes in both texts. Without further or due‚ now to

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    what justice an individual warships: autocentric self or the universal one. Therein‚ as David Wallace says in his speech “pretty much anything else you worship will eat you alive” (Wallace). In this essay on the example of Matt Fowler‚ character from Andre Dubus’s “Killings”‚ I will argue that the response by default‚ which is the response that seems majority of people the most righteous one‚

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    Happy endings are presumed to belong to the realm of fantasy. In real life‚ after all‚ even a thumping electoral victory is generally more a first act than a last; what ensues‚ much too often‚ is disappointment‚ broken promises and even murmurs of a recall. When the believer‚ in any faith‚ tells us that the reward for bloody sacrifice is eternal joy‚ the nonbeliever is often tempted to think that the believer is merely trying to justify the ways of God to man. On earth at least‚ the end of life is

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    Cited: DubusAndre. “Killings.” The Bedford Introduction to Literature. Ed. Michael Meyer. 9th ed. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin’s‚ 2011. 103-115. Print. http://www.teachingcollegeenglish.com How to write a characterization analysis: Introduction‚ body paragraph

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    everything can make an identity. There is no wrong answer. It varies from person to person. For example Andre Dubus‚ the author of "Witness"makes his identity clear through stories in which he shows his disability. In his case having a disability is part of his identity "I cannot stand or walk . . . I cannot live as normals do." As for myself‚ I can relate‚ although not to the extent as Dubus‚ I can understand the anger that goes along with a disability. My disability is anemia‚ and while most people

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    into a man. 2. How is the narrator’s admission that he lived a "dual life" revealed in the story? Dubus always came home to his Mother and sister doing the same thing everyday. There is not much excitement for him at home. Questions about Audience 3. How does Dubus’s characterization of himself as sensitive and shy help establish his connection with his readers?  The reader connects with Dubus about being shy or sensitive. But working hard will make you stronger. 4. How does his description

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    presented that after Luke’s wife‚ Gloria‚ left with their children‚ he does not see the children very often. After the boys grow up and start lives of their own‚ the only time Luke sees them is on holidays. Jennifer “is the only one who still visits” (Dubus 41) which shows the reader the bond between the two‚ the father-daughter bond‚ is stronger than the relationship Luke has with his sons. This bond is developed further when‚ in his conversation with God‚ Luke

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    In the novel‚ House of Sand and Fog‚ the author Andre Dubus develops the idea that individuals are constantly struggling to balance their external and internal demands. The Most common external demands that individuals have is the desire to achieve a loving marriage‚ own a home‚ have a decent job that provides respect‚ to be financially stable and to be proud of oneself‚ within family and community. On the other hand‚ the most common internal demands are to have happiness‚ love and strength to cope

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    In the Bedroom The film‚ In the Bedroom‚ is directed by Todd Field. Is based on the short story‚ “Killings‚” by Andre Dubus. The setting is in a small town‚ Camden ‚ Maine‚ along the shore. The film’s main characters are Frank Fowler and his parents Ruth‚ and Matt Fowler‚ who is the town doctor. Natalie Strount‚ Frank’s girlfriend‚ who is married to Richard Strout and they have two little boys Duncan and Jason. The film is about the murder of Matt and Ruth Fowler’s son. Although Richard Strout

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    physical and mental killings‚ so I think the best title would be Killings for this story. This story’s title should stay as Killings due to the fact that Frank and Strout both get killed physically while the other characters are killed mentally. Dubus discusses the emotional killing of Mary by talking about the swelling under her eyes from crying for multiple days. Frank’s brother‚ Steve‚ is angry towards the end of Frank’s funeral and says ‘I should kill him’ in which Steve is disgusted because

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