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    Tristan Stardust Hero

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    In the beginning of Stardust‚ we become acquainted with our hero. Tristan Thorn‚ being the hero in question‚ does something wonderful over the plot of the movie. Tristan‚ still only a boy‚ does not seem to accomplish any great feats during the beginning of the film. Tristan fell in love with a wretched‚ greedy girl named Victoria. Victoria only cared about herself. Tristan did not possess any life skills that might make themselves beneficial to his very existence. When a man named Humphry challenged

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    off of Janie’s race as she is the protagonist. It is based more off of her life experiences and finding herself in the world than as a black woman. In other words‚ this novel is focused on the maturity and development of Janie‚ so the story is a bildungsroman. The premise of this story is based off of fantasy versus the reality of tragedy and the lessons to be learned by Janie. In her writing‚ Hurston uses poetic diction‚ imagery‚ dialect‚ and an omniscient narrator to tell her story. Hurston strictly

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    Morland presented in Volume one? Northanger Abbey’s primary trajectory is the development of the main female character. Even though Catherine Morland is not a typical female Bildungsroman‚ her realisations in who she is and who she is becoming are very evident throughout the novel. George Willis defines the Bildungsroman as “a novel which traces the spiritual‚ moral‚ psychological‚ or social development and growth of the main character towards maturity.” In this novel‚ the main developments of

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    In my bildungsroman‚ or coming-of-age novel‚ The Color Purple by Alice Walker‚ the protagonist‚ Celie‚ develops psychologically throughout the book by facing painful times in order to find the road to self-discovery. Even with her lack of education‚ further into the novel‚ Celie begins to mentally grow and realize that she is not an object to be walked all over nor to be pushed around. From the age of fourteen years old until she was in her mid or late forties‚ Celie let herself be abused and mistreated

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    people.Over the course of the book‚ Okonkwo overcomes obstacles arising from the conflicts of man vs. self‚ man vs. society‚ and man vs. destiny‚ through which he gains inherent morals and life lessons that make the story as a whole a sort of bildungsroman‚ by depicting the personal growth of its main

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    of a youth’s personal characteristics and belief system. Kenneth Millard asks the question‚ “What is the proper literary genre to which depictions of adolescence belong?” to which he later goes on to answer by giving us the origin of the term ‘bildungsroman’ be “coined in Germany in 1819‚ and it means a novel recounting the early emotional development and moral education of its protagonist (‘bildung’: formation; ‘roman’: novel)” (Millard‚ p.2). The story ‘Boys and Girls’ by Alice Munro‚ signifies

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    also‚ “required as much watching as a powdered mill” again placing a little kid’s attention necessities. The character development of the Aged P says a lot about how growing old in age brings one back to the little kid’s pleasures almost as a bildungsroman because as his journey comes to an end he begins to act as a young child. The characters of Miss Skiffins and Wemmick develop as they emotionally travel to the unknown. Here Miss Skiffins and Wemmick sit side by side but we do not know their

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    Addams Family; it features all the characters from the TV show and the two movies‚  however the musical is not just an adaptation of the show or movies­­ it is a completely  new story! The story centers around Wednesday and her coming of age. The whole  family takes part in this bildungsroman about Wednesday and her falling in love. The  songs all very from upbeat jams to sentimental serenades and they all form a fantastic‚  fun­for­the­family‚ show.  The Addams Family musical premiered on Broadway in April  of 2010. A special side note is that Rachel Potter

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    the homoerotic implications of Twain’s piece of literature and Smiley disputes his lack of anti-slavery sentiment. Jehlen‚ Looby‚ and Marx attempt to reveal their own truth behind the story epitomized by racism and sexuality and coming-of-age (a bildungsroman!) when the truth is‚ there is none. Fielder is not wrong in his interpretation‚ neither are Smiley nor Jehlen; and that’s the point. Twain suggests abolition‚ he hints at sexual oddity‚ but he doesn’t try to take a stance‚ not because he is scared

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    FULL TITLE • The Kite Runner AUTHOR • Khaled Hosseini TYPE OF WORK • Novel GENRE • Bildungsroman; Redemption story LANGUAGE • English TIME AND PLACE WRITTEN • Los Angeles‚ CA; 2001 - 2003 DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION • May 2003 PUBLISHER • Riverhead Books NARRATOR • The Kite Runner is narrated by Amir four days after the final events of his decades-long story. POINT OF VIEW • The narrator speaks in the first person‚ primarily describing events that occurred months and years ago. The narrator

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