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    In the fictional short story entitled "A Small‚ Good Thing" by Raymond Carver is one that emotionally ties the reader to the story. The story opens in a bakery with the mother ordering a cake for her son Scotty for his birthday. The mother‚ Ann‚ describes the cake to the baker‚ who seems not to be a people person‚ in great detail; this showed the reader of the close relationship the mother and son shared. Ann tried her hardest to be friendly to the baker but he continued to give the feeling of

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    Tawan Falls Mr. Jason Chism English Composition II 13 September 2010 Journal Two Walker‚ Alice “Everyday Use”‚ Seagull Reader‚ “Stories” 2nd Edition by Joseph Kelly Norton‚ NY 2008. CarverRaymond “Cathedral” Seagull Reader‚ “Stories” 2nd Edition by Joseph Kelly Norton‚ NY 2008. Many stories have many meaning of a story. It really depends on how you read it or who reading the story. In Everyday Use‚ this was characterization story. Mom was a large‚ big-bone‚ rough man-working hands

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    an early age which would mean that the narrator does not see or understand certain facts throughout the story regarding the young girl that he is dying to talk to. Joey Clifton Sister Stella October 13 2011 Turning point / Climax 1. Raymond Carver is in first person. It is about a narrator who is very defensive about a blind guest coming to stay in his home who is an old friend of his wife. In the end the narrator eases up to his new guest when the blind man shows the narrator an insight

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    “The Bath” by Raymond Carver discusses the themes of communication‚ or rather the lack thereof. At certain points of the story this theme is clearly being presented by the narrative. For example: once Scotty is hit by a car his friend runs up and asks: “what if felt like to be hit by a car” (48). But Scotty never answers as he didn’t feel like talking anymore. This is one example that shows lack of communication in the story that is clearly portrayed by the narrative. The narrative utilized another

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    In the Good Country People” by Flannery O’Conner‚ we met Mrs. Hopewell’s daughter‚ Joy. She was a very educated woman with a Ph.D. in philosophy. She later changed her to Hulga. For‚ she did not have much joy with her prosthetic leg‚ and she felt that naming her as Hulga would fit her personality. Because of high education‚ she felt superior than everyone in town. If it was not for her fake leg‚ she would be far from the “good country people” (1343). Later in story‚ Hulga met Manley Pointer who

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    Aimee Bender’s story “Tiger Mending‚” underscores themes of characterization describing behavioral habits based on association. Raymond Carver’s story “Popular Mechanics‚” uses themes of characterization and diction to explain responses or reactions to events. It is apparent by juxtaposing these two short stories that characters are dependent‚ and they have different responses or reactions depending of the events. In “Tiger Mending” and “Popular Mechanics” the writers use characterization to reveal

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    enthusiastic about his visit. He was no one I knew. And his being blind bothered me"(Carver 32).Robert’s narrow mindedness made him blind to the fact that people can overcome their limitations and amaze anyone. Even in the movie The Elephant man‚ John Merrick’s physical appearance blinded the people around him to the fact

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    up one night (170).” This form of love would be stated as Eros love. Eros love‚ in my opinion is the deepest form of love because it is an emotion and physical way of showing love. In the short story‚ What We talk about when we talk about love‚ Raymond carver shows this type of love in various ways. This form of loves also ties into any type of love that a spy believes they are showing. One occasion of a spy showing love like Terri and her ex-husband was the showing of James Bond in the film Goldeneye

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    CarverRaymond A Small‚ Good Thing -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Genre Short Story (29 pp.) Keywords Art of Medicine‚ Caregivers‚ Catastrophe‚ Communication‚ Death and Dying‚ Empathy‚ Grief‚ Hospitalization‚ Illness and the Family‚ Medical Mistakes‚ Mourning‚ Parenthood‚ Professionalism Summary This story concerns the death of a child and failures of communication. Scotty‚ an eight year old‚ is hit by a car on his birthday. His mother

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    Analysis of “Tell the women we’re going” The short story ”Tell the women we’re going” by Raymond Carver is a minimalistic yet detailed story about two young men who have been best friends since forever. They both live a “normal”‚ good and middle class life in a suburb with wife‚ kids and car. Apparently the suburbia and the missing youth went to their heads‚ which in the end leads to a catastrophic action. The story takes place in the southern states of America‚ in a suburb. In the introduction

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