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    The videogame industry has grown substantially since its conception. It has grown from a fun little project that students did for research or just to do something different to a multi-billion-dollar industry. This growth has led to more jobs and publicity not all of which is good. Sexism and racism are two of the largest problems that people accuse the videogame industry of having. While at the inception of videogames these accusations rang true‚ in current time they have become a point of heated

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    The literary device of setting is often overlooked in its impact towards the plot and character development of a story. However‚ as can be extrapolated from the assigned readings thus far this semester‚ setting plays a vital role in determining the direction‚ feel and structure that a particular story invariably takes. The setting is a reflection of many significant pieces of a work: time‚ location‚ culture and tone‚ thereby immediately creating an ambiance and establishing connotative emotions

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    woman’s curiosity of love‚ affairs and sexual satisfaction using deception‚ while trying to conceal her identity with fear of degrading her true self if she was not in full disguise. In the short story‚ Fantomia‚ author Eliza Haywood depicts a protagonist that is determined to seduce this man‚ Beauplasir. She dresses herself as four different characters to conceal her identity but at first she is described as “A young lady of distinguished Birth‚ Beauty‚ Wit‚ and Spirit…”(Haywood‚ p.1) “She was young

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    are‚ in their basic structure‚ ones that he or any reader could expect to meet anywhere. For me‚ the cave would represent as a trial that Tom has to pass before he can graduate into maturity. Coming-of-age stories often involve tests in which the protagonist is separated from the rest of the society for a period of time and faces significant dangers or challenges. Only after having survived on the strength of his personal resources‚ is Tom ready to rejoin society. It also represents the symbolic change

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    modern‚ it could even be occurring in the present. The first act started off with John as the protagonist and the main character. Though‚ there is not much to like about either of the characters‚ in my opinion‚ and the likes and dislikes of both characters change as the play progresses. I would not categorize the play as a comedy‚ obviously‚ but it would be hard to call it a tragedy too. If John is the protagonist than Carol would have to be the antagonist‚ however the events of the play switch so suddenly

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    1. Who is the protagonist? Explain your choice. As before‚ you should judge this based on several factors: Which character do we spend the most time with? Which character is telling the story (probably it is her story‚ then)? Which character changes‚ if one does? Which character are we left to focus on at the end of the story? When the same character is the answer to most or all of the above questions‚ that character is probably the protagonist. 2. Unlike "Cathedral‚" this story has an antagonist

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    never good enough for her family. She had her heart broken by a boy at school and became depressed over it‚ depressed enough to consider swallowing a bottle of aspirins‚ and almost succeeding‚ but stopping at six. One night‚ while babysitting‚ the protagonist decides to get drunk after dwelling on the boy for months. She does not realize how much alcohol she has consumed‚ and eventually makes herself very sick. Her friends come over to help her‚ and begin to make themselves too comfortable when the parents

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    did in her book‚ which was herself. Both characters were celebrating at a party‚ drank a little bit causing them to get drunk‚ which then caused them to get pregnant from circumstances that happened that night. (Eckler. 2007. Par.25). Also‚ the protagonist women characters each had a go-to person to talk to throughout the whole ordeal. Rebecca had her best friend to talk to for advice who already has had screaming kids herself to handle. Alison had a confidant to get help from too; her sister‚ and

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    "The Japanese Quince" is written in indirect presentation; Galsworthy never really shows us the character in action. We‚ the readers‚ must infer what the characters are like from what the characters think‚ say and do. In this short story‚ all the protagonist does is step outside‚ walk up to a tree and then walk back home. There is not that much action or a straightforward explanation of the character. The reader must decipher clues in the story in order to understand the characters. Without the many

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    paragraphs describe a very aggravated man who has much hatred built up towards his wife and the heat. While initially it is hard to figure out if the man is being sarcastic with his crude comments‚ Fish allows his seriousness to shine when our protagonist wishes death upon his wife. The events following come out of no where when in the end‚ the man is the one to die. The main character in “Death by Scrabble” is a very unhappily married man. During his game of scrabble he realizes that the words

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