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    Christopher In the book ‘the curious incident of the dog in the night time’ the author had created a very unusual teenager called Christopher Boone. The author used strange and unique techniques to create the effect Christopher brings to the readers. These techniques are; the way in which Christopher communicates‚ how Christopher describes himself‚ the way Christopher interacts with other characters and the comments of the other characters. Dialogue Christopher is the type of person who doesn’t

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    unreliable because it seems extremely random. Although many times it is obvious Christopher doesn’t understand others and the differences between him and society‚ on more than one occasion in the book he explains about how he is different. On page 106 and 107 he realises that not liking yellow and brown is ‘silly’ but then he also likens this to society saying that lots of people are similar for example‚ Christopher says when you go to a restaurant you eat meals you know you like because you don’t

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    Mark Haddon tells the story of a boy named Christopher John Francis Boone in the curious incident of the dog on the nighttime. Christopher relates well to animals but has no understanding of human emotions. He is a logical boy; everything to him is black and white. When his world is turned upside down he begins to feel. Through the usage of Red Herrings‚ symbols‚ and tone Mark Haddon leads us into the mind of this autistic boy. His journey in to society and what it means to him. The tone of this

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    In the novel ‘A curious incident of the Dog in the Night-time’‚ Christopher Boone learns many important life lessons. Throughout his journey he learns that he can’t be in control all the time and not everything has logical explanations. As Christopher investigates Wellington’s death‚ he makes some brave decisions and discovers he is far more capable of controlling his behaviour and dealing with his fears than he realized. Although Christopher’s Journey is a story of growth‚ overcoming your fears

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    theories of our time‚ allowing us a basis for more advanced studies today. The novel The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time‚ tells a story of the main protagonist Christopher Boone as he battles many of the presenting challenges of a child diagnosed with autism. The probing novel explores many of the daily challenges Christopher faces‚ how he overcomes these challenges and who his accomplices are while facing these issues. Author Mark Haddon allows readers to see into the tainted mind of an extraordinary

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    with the world around them. Other factors such as the death of someone close or failing in social areas‚ begin to contribute to this. This leaves them trying to be completely separate from the public. And this is how Christopher John Francis Boone lives his life. Christopher is a 15 year old teen who is competent of naming all the world’s countries and their capitals. He can list every prime number up to 7‚057. Although it is not clearly stated in the book‚"The Curious Incident Of the Dog

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    and father have many similarities. There are also important aspect and or trait that Judy and Ed Boone share‚ such as they both love Christopher very much. In the story‚ Ed shows that he loves Christopher when he came and rescued him out of jail.” He was shouting. ‘I want to see my son’ and ‘Why the hell is he locked up?’ and ‘Of course I'm bloody angry.’”This shows that he loves Christopher because a parent that doesn't love their child wouldn't go to the extremes and make a scene

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    eye-opening story of an autistic boy named Christopher Boone. Written from Christopher’s perspective‚ the reader learns how differently those with autism experience the world around them and the everyday experiences that make them feel uncomfortable. During the story‚ situations arise that show Christopher connecting with his golden places both physically and mentally. For the monks in “A Canticle for Leibowitz”‚ their golden place was the monastery. For Christopher‚ his golden place is not a unique location

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    Christopher John Francis Boone is a teen who lives in Swindon‚ England. He lives with his father who owns a broiler company. He had lost his mother two years prior to the events of the book. He was told that she died of a heart attack. “You are clearly a logical person‚ so I am surprised that you should think like this because it is not very logical.” This was said by Mr. Jeavons to Christopher. Mr. Jeavons is Christopher’s psychologist at the latter’s school. Christopher is an extremely rational

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    The Life and Times of Col. Daniel Boone is a non-fiction piece of literature which was written by Nancy Ellis. This book was published by AuthorHouse‚ and this book ultimately deals with the adventures of Daniel Boone. Nancy Ellis wrote this book because Daniel Boone was one of the most intriguing people America has ever produced. Throughout this book there are many examples of how unordinary this man is. From killing a cougar when he was a mere child‚ to volunteering for the War of 1812 at an age

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