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    The Scaarlet Letter

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    Pearl. Dimmesdale’s epiphany during these events show his fallibility and the struggle he had doing good ; therefore‚ it’s easily depicted as a rising action‚ through the frame story of Dimmesdale’s internal and external conflict‚ which leads to the climax of Dimmesdale’s confession. Throughout Dimmesdale’s encounters with the townspeople of Salem‚ it becomes clear to us that he is fallible. Dimmesdale lacks a moral code. As a minister the people look to him for advice; however‚ by the citizens talking

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    Kurt Vonnegut breaks the conventional rules of storytelling in his novel‚ Slaughterhouse-Five. Vonnegut does so because he was not able to write a standard novel on the bombing of Dresden‚ which he tried to do many times. Additionally‚ Vonnegut wants his novel to be an anti-war novel‚ he wants it to explain the bombing of Dresden and the atrocious things both sides did. His purpose for writing this novel was to have Billy Pilgrim‚ the main character‚ accept the bombing because Vonnegut learns to

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    Pleasures of Children’s Literature. He describes that many novels written by men follow a pattern when it comes to the plot of their stories. "There is an unified action that rises toward a climax and then quickly comes to an end" (Nodelman 124). Treasure Island follows this pattern. The novel moves towards the climax of finding the treasure and then ends quickly without too great of detail with how the treasure money is spent or what happens in the character’s lives. In many ways‚ Treasure Island exemplifies

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    Pendant mon séjour‚ j’ai rencontré quelques amis. Dans la soirée‚ nous sommes allés pour un repas et puis parfois au cinéma. J’ai vraiment aimé mes vacances avec mes parents. J’espère que je peux le faire encore. Choose a novel which reaches a climax which you find dramatic or moving or disturbing. Explain how the writer achieves this effect and discuss how it contributes to your appreciation of the text as a whole. In Robin Jenkins “The Changeling” the main character Tom Curdie is a young

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    own name” (333 Murakami) “I’ve discover the reason why you’ve been forgetting your name” (351 Murakami) Analysis: Every plot has a conflict‚ climax‚ and resolution. Conflict: Mizuki Ozawa began to forget her name. Climax: Mizuki then began the long climb of investigation towards the climax. Resolution: Turns out that a talking monkey had stolen her name name‚ and thus taking away her name. It was given back. Closing

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    1923 in the London publication /The New Leader/. Over the years‚ it’s been reprinted several times and as of 2004 it could be found in O’Flaherty’s /Collection of Stories/ but what did happen in “The Sniper”? This essay will describe its characters‚ climax‚ and setting for the reader to understand. “The Sniper” takes place in central Dublin‚ Ireland‚ and near the O’Connell Bridge in June of 1922 during the night. Two snipers are on different rooftops near the Four Courts‚ an important government building

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    represented. In Memento‚ the achronological telling of the narrative causes the largest disruption amongst conventional plot mechanics. The unique construction of the narrative time in the film contradicts the desire for a climax that exists in conventional plots. Memento does not have a climax in the same vein as other narratives. For example‚ in a chronological telling of the narrative‚ the spectator would know the ways that the other characters manipulate Lenny to do things for their own gain earlier in

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    Tangled and Repunzel

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    Tangled and “Rapunzel” One would believe that a movie based on a storybook would have the same plot. In comparing and contrasting the movie Tangled to the short story “Rapunzel”‚ one can find many differences and very few similarities. Tangled was developed by Disney and has grossed 590 million dollars in the first year; however‚ “Rapunzel” is only a folk tale handed down through the years until it was finally written down in the 1800s. This is only the beginning of the differences. Looking closely

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    Analysis a Short Story

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    Analyzing a short story The basic components of a short story 1. Plot (introduction‚ conflict‚ climax‚ resolution ) The sequence of events or incidents of which the story is composed. In the plot there may be diffferent kinds of conflicts (person agains person – person agains environment – person against him/herself). Artistic unity is essential to a good plot ; nothing irrelevant should be there that does not contribute to the total meaning.

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    A Tell-Tale Heart analysis

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    The tell-tale heart (1846) Edgar Allan Poe Intro: Definition of a ‘tell-tale’ = a gossip/er who tells things about others to get them into trouble Summary ‘A tell-tale heart’ (1843) by Edgar Allan Poe is told through a homodiegetic narrator‚ who is most likely the old man’s butler. He tries to convince himself and the reader that‚ although he confesses to have killed the old man with the pale‚ blue eye‚ he is not mad. Possible reasons for not giving details of the murder itself:

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