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    English 10th 09/06/13 The Piece of Bread (303-305) I watched the procession of Jews walk through the streets like a herd of cows headed to the slaughterhouse. I tried not to do anything to indicate I was against a decision made by the fuhrer‚ because that would spell trouble for me and my family. But I could not. I couldn’t just watch as these people walked on. No one else seemed to bat an eye at what was going on. The soldiers‚ some merely boys‚ had Hitler shining in their eyes. One man

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    Diction In The Book Thief

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    In this quote‚ on page 446 of the Book Thief‚ Zusak is stressing the idea that without the knowledge of words and not knowing the extreme power they contain‚ humans wouldn’t be able to fufill their desires and express the potential they have hidden deep inside of them. Whether one uses these words to discriminate and disparage a certain race‚ or instead take the same words to heal‚ save‚ and to fight against justice‚ it all relies on the specific diction used. In many ways‚ the Holocaust was a war

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    Symbols In The Book Thief

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    “the book thief” because of all of its imagery that is used. colors can be a great thing when someone is describing a sunset or a beach. it can be a good thing but they can also be a bad thing like when someone describes a concentration camp or a bloody war front. in the book thief it can be seen that colors are a big thing to all of the characters. liesel used the colors to remember max and rudy. when max was in the basement he used the colors to see the weather in the skies. although the book death

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    The Book Thief Narrative

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    The novel The Book Thief wouldn’t be the same without the unique narrator‚ Death. Death is not a human being and because of this he or she can be in anywhere. He or she can feel the emotions of character that some cannot. Death also has characteristics that are perfect for the story. The characteristics that Death withholds also makes him or her the best narrator for this story. Death is not a physical being and can travel anywhere he or she desires. This can move along the story much more quickly

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    Book Thief Theme

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    A novel would be meaningless without theme. The theme is what the author intends the reader to understand through the reading of the novel. Mark Zusak in The Book Thief ‚ encompasses the use of imagery ‚ diction ‚ tone ‚ syntax and detail all to portray theme of the novel. Zusak employs the theme that words are powerful ‚ they can trigger violence but also constitute peace. The theme that words are powerful is illuminated throughout the novel. For example ‚ in Max’s dream Hitler through just the

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    In The Book Thief by Markus Zusak‚ Liesel shows similarities to her foster father‚ Hans Hubermann. As a result‚ their similarities help them connect to each other. One night‚ Hans finds a book Liesel was hiding‚ and he asks her “‘Do you want to read it?’” (64). When Liesel says that she does‚ he says “‘To tell you the truth‚ I am not such a good reader myself.’” (65). Despite this‚ they both persevere and read the book showing they both have a love of learning. Hans Hubermann and Liesel both

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    Parker Hargett 2nd Hour Memoir: Guts by Gary Paulsen. William Zinsser wrote “How to Write a Memoir”. Where he gives information on how to write a good memoir. He says you need to be yourself‚ speak freely‚ tell your own story and think small. These are very important things to know before you write a memoir. In Guts by Gary Paulsen he followed Zinsser’s advice. Zinsser’s first advice was to be yourself. He meant don’t try to be like other writers. Don’t worry about what others will say it’s your

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    9/11 Griffin Analysis

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    Responding with a Loss of Innocence Perhaps one of my favorite parts of the reading comes from the very beginning of the passage after the description of a nucleus. Creating a setting that can only creating a setting that only could be described as the aftermath of war: pain‚ destruction‚ regret‚ innocence‚ and unknown. This paragraph set the tone for the entire passage because not only does it introduce the topic of war and its horrors but establishes an emotional aspect because the world once

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    Alternating between three culturally distinct narrators‚ Boyden grasps the complex perspectives and factors within the story‚ as presented by Christophe‚ a Jesuit missionary‚ Snow Falls‚ an Iroquois teen‚ and Bird‚ a Huron warrior. The National Post describes the narration as a "powerful and convincing depiction of both faiths”‚ referring to the Aboriginal and European narrators. Boyden tells the story of conflict between tribes that is ignited following a series of killings as well as the kidnapping

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    Firstly‚ in this story‚ the author demonstrates the positive influence that relationships have on the characters. This is shown when Rudy Steiner and Liesel Meminger decide to leave bread on the empty roads of Dachau for the Jewish prisoners. When Rudy and Liesel pedal together toward Dachau‚ they stop at a road. Rudy passes a bag full of bread to Liesel and says: “Take a handful.” “I’m not sure this is a good idea.” He slapped some bread onto her palm. “Your papa did.” (Zusak 440). Hans Hubermann

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