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    necessity‚" (O’Brien‚ p. 1103). The book demonstrates that in combat normalcy is seldom the norm and the only thing that keeps some individuals from going insane are reminders of normalcy in the most unexpected ways and places. The commentary of Bobbie Ann Mason (p. 1531) includes her admission that O’Brien’s account of combat in Vietnam "knocked me down‚ just as if a hundred-pound rucksack had been thrown right at me." This commentary does an excellent job of showing the symbolism and meaning behind

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    “In Country” By: Bobbie Ann Mason I had a difficult time with the characters and the setting of the story. This might have been on purpose on Bobbie Ann Mason’s part‚ to connect in a very close and emotional way. This novel would really connect with people who lived through the Vietnam war and the 1980’s. All of her references to time and regional aspects of setting‚ such as K-Marts‚ McDonald’s and the song titles stop Sam and the reader from connecting onto a different level. Sam and Emmett

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    “Before You Were Mine” by Carol Ann Duffy and “Mother Any Distance” by Simon Armitage focus on the role of being a mother and having to give up something. In “Before You Were Mine” its Carol Ann Duffy’s mother letting go and giving up her carefree lifestyle‚ to take up the important role of a mother. Whereas in “Mother Any Distance” its Simon Armitage’s mother realising she has to let her son grow up and leave her grasps. The poem “Before You Were Mine” by Carol Ann Duffy‚ focuses on the fact that

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    The two short stories “A & P” and “Shiloh” main characters show significant changes throughout the story. Both characters are said to be round characters (also known as dynamic characters). The Fiction Literature book defines dynamic characters as tending to often change by either learning or becoming more enlightened‚ grow or deteriorate. To simplify that‚ it means that the characters often have a change of heart throughout the story or change their way of life drastically throughout the story

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    ASSESSMENT: ASSESSMENT:  Individual Assignment:  Resource: University of Phoenix Material: Health Care Museum As you learn about health care delivery in the United States‚ it is important to understand its history to develop a working knowledge as you progress throughASSESSMENT:  Individual Assignment:  Resource: University of Phoenix Material: Health Care Museum As you learn about health care delivery in the United States‚ it is important to understand its history to develop a

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    society need in order to relate to what is going on around us‚ emotionally inside of us and to further understand history. Authors create literature keeping in mind various forms in which they can develop and explain their characters and stories. “Shiloh‚” “Araby‚” “A Worn Path‚” and “A Rose for Emily” are all literary works of art that portray the literary element of setting. Many have tried to define what "literature" is or what makes something "literary;" no one has successfully defined literature

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    English 250 3 Oct. 2013 Roles of Women in Marriage: Traditional and Modern Bobbi Ann Mason’s “Shiloh” and Charlotte Perkins Gillman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper” both contain the underlying theme of the roles of women in marriage. Marriage roles have changed significantly in the past fifty years. Prior to the late twentieth century‚ men were the sole breadwinners and women were expected to be submissive housewives. However‚ while men still work in today’s society‚ many women are now members of the

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    Whether it flourishes or decays depends greatly upon how both people react to these alterations. In Bobbie Ann Mason’s "Shiloh" and Ryan Harty’s "Why the Sky Turns Red when the Sun Goes Down"‚ the couple in both stories are standing at the crossroads of their life where changes have happened and decision have to be made. Having to stay at home after a job-related incident‚ Leroy Moffitt in "Shiloh"‚ realizes how much the relationship‚ between his wife and him‚ have changed over the years. Although

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    Essay 2 Scott Momaday’s “The Way to Rainy Mountain” and Bobbie Ann Mason’s “Being Country” are two the texts to be compared. Though they share similarities‚ they too are quite different. They both share similar topics‚ in that they are two stories of cultures‚ but written from different perspectives of their cultures. Momaday is from the Kiowas tribe of the plains of Oklahoma‚ and Mason from a farm in Mayfield‚ Kentucky. Both exhibit some comparisons‚ but mostly contrasts throughout

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    to me‚ but to someone else those choices would be very hard to make. For instance‚ young Cecil had to make many choices in the story “The Moose and The Sparrow”. Cecil chose to stay at the camp even though he was being bullied constantly by Moose Mason. “He said he’d made up his mind to stick it out until his time was up” (page 4‚ lines 23-24) As much as Moose was physically harming Cecil‚ Cecil did stick to his commitment to the lumber camp and continued to earn his money for university. He was

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