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    Akash Pathak Goodine English 112 March 15‚ 2012 More Than the Eyes Can See “Cathedral” begins with the narrator introducing his wife’s friend‚ Robert‚ who is coming to the narrators’ house to spend the night. He had recently lost his wife and the narrators’ wife had invited him to visit her after years of separation. She had met Robert when she landed a job to read to a blind man and they kept in touch through tapes‚ even after she left the job. The narrator was not looking forward to meeting

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    these powerful words as Emily Monroe Norton Kane in the film Citizen Kane. The setting for her line is a full breakfast table that she shares with her husband Charles Kane (Orson Welles) at the beginning of their day. Warrick is referring to Welles’ character being out late the night before while working on his newspaper. We know this part of the narrative to be aptly spoken for the timing of the film‚ because it reflects the lack of commitment that Kane has shown to his wife during the early months of

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    Cathedral” by Raymond Carver “Fear makes strangers of people who would be friends.” Shirley MacLaine‚ American actress Fear is often synonymous with prejudice. Fear of what we don’t understand can make it appear as something other than what it actually is. We fear the dark because we don’t know what’s in it. Our own imagination creates dangers and terrors. It makes us see‚ hear and feel things that do not exist‚ when‚ in reality‚ the darkness holds nothing but empty air. In Raymond Carver’s

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    Cathedral: A Lesson for the Ages Raymond Carver ’s short story‚ "Cathedral‚" portrays a story in which many in today ’s society can relate. We are introduced from the first sentence of the story to a man that seems to be perturbed and agitated. As readers‚ we are initially unsure to the reasoning ’s behind the man ’s discomfort. The man‚ who seems to be a direct portrayal of Raymond Carver himself‚ shows his ignorance by stereotyping a blind man by the name of Robert‚ who has come to stay with

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    and narration (how shots are connected) to construct and clearly convey the narrative of Rescued by Rover? Fitzhamon‚ very deliberately‚ makes use of narration and monstration to move the story of ‘Rescued by Rover’ onwards. Within this essay‚ I will prove how narration and monstration are used consciously by the director to subconsciously affect the viewer‚ in a way which provides them with an understanding of time‚ location and happenings inside the film. Firstly‚ the use of narration is obviously

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    Cathedral The short story "Cathedral"‚ written by Raymond Carver‚ was first published in 1983. This short story deals with one main problem: Prejudices. The short story is about a man‚ the narrator‚ which wife is going to meet her old friends‚ Robert‚ whom is blind. At first the main character aren’t looking forward meeting the blind man. His sigh of being a handicapped is narrow-minded: “In the movies‚ the blind move slowly and never laughed” (ll. 8-9). Prejudices are something that has always

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    The first-person narration style of “The Cask of Amontillado” is essential in creating the original quality of the story. The reason this is so important in this particular story‚ is because when a sane killer‚ Montresor‚ is allowed to tell the story from his point of view‚ the reader gets a unique‚ disturbing look into the calmness of his mind. The audience can more clearly see how he thinks and feels‚ which the audience does not normally get in mainstream‚ commercial literature. The reason

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    Chartres Cathedral‚ begun in the 12th century and completed in the 13th century‚ the cathedral functioned as a kind of marketplace. It is a monument of religious art with many different aspects to discover‚ its architecture that became a model for great Gothic cathedrals‚ an exceptional ensemble of stained-glass windows from the 12th and 13th centuries - the largest amount in the world. It is famous for its French Gothic character‚ including the soaring height built upon the Latin cross floor plan

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    The Chartres Cathedral is one of the most notable pieces of gothic architecture‚ and many people have been impressed and in awe of the cathedral since it has been built. This includes American filmmaker‚ Orson Welles. In his final film he highlights the Chartres Cathedral by saying: This has been standing here for centuries. The premier work of man perhaps in the whole Western world‚ and it’s without a signature: Chartres. A celebration to God’s glory and to the dignity of man (Orson Welles‚ F is

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    An Analysis of Cathedral Raymond Carver’s "Cathedral" appears to be a simple visit between a man’s wife and her long time friend Robert‚ but Carver is essentially creating a newly established friendship between Robert and Bub to show stereotypes and barriers can be broken. Carver’s portrayal of Bub as a simple‚ ignorant‚ and stereotypical man‚ who easily labels things as impotent or useless‚ is used to show how all people can build and create stereotypes around people we don’t know. Instead

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