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    once said “A father is a man who expects his son to be as good a man as he [is] meant to be.” In all three of these stories there is a common theme of breaking predestination.This paper will address all the different‚ but perplexe relationships the main characters have with their fathers‚ as well as‚ how the main characters in Things Fall Apart‚ Fences and Oedipus unsuccessfully attempt to change their intergenerational fates. First‚ in Things Fall Apart‚ Okonkwo has a horrible relationship with both

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    do Authors present an Outsider?” Within the novels: “1984” by George Orwell‚ “The Catcher in the Rye” by JD Salinger‚ “The Humans” by Matt Haig‚ and “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time” by Mark Haddon‚ themes of exclusion and the outsider perspective are expressed. “1984” follows Winston Smith‚ a member of the Outer Party and his journey through realising the power hungry totalitarian ruling of the Inner Party (the government) and consequently disobeying the set expectations held for

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    Nately’s relationship with his father is borderline obsessive. In‚ Love‚ Dad Nately religiously follows his father’s advice no matter how ridiculous and contradictory it may be. This “sound” advice includes dictating who he talks to‚ which schools he goes to‚ and even joining the war. Nately’s blind faith allows him to be a product of his parents rather than an individual. The only thoughts that he is able to spew out are words which have already been fed to him. He is extremely sheltered in thought

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    The two-time BAFA winner‚ Mark Haddon characterizes the life of a fifteen-year-old Christopher Boone‚ who has Asperger’s Syndrome‚ in The Curious Incident of The Dog in the Night-Time. Christopher finds Mrs. Shear’s dog‚ Wellington deceased in her garden and he becomes obsessed with finding who killed the dog to write a book of his own. The exceptional daily life of Christopher Boone includes a fixation on time‚ a preoccupation with the organization of patterns‚ and a remarkable gift of intellect

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    How to Chat Dear Christopher‚ Thank you for your question on how to chat. I am your agony aunt‚ and my name is Skye‚ and I am writing to you to answer your question which was; how do I chat? Firstly‚ you must always try to be kind to the person that you want to chat with. You must never try to make them upset or hurt them‚ even if they are being mean to you. Sometimes it can be hard to understand what somebody is really saying because they might be using a metaphor or sarcasm or an expression

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    Themes The Struggle to Become Independent Christopher’s goal in the novel resembles that of many teenage protagonists in coming-of-age stories: to become independent and find his role in the world. Because of his condition‚ Christopher cannot be as independent as he would like. Since he has trouble understanding other people‚ dealing with new environments‚ and making decisions when confronted with an overload of new information‚ for instance‚ he has difficulty going places by himself. When he feels

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    possess a specific structure that allows the audience to interpret the story and their respective purposes of conveying a message through a certain perspective. It can be clearly perceived how both Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close and The Curious Incident of The Dog in the Nighttime follow the same writing conventions of a journal to deliver a story from the first person perspective‚ and through the eyes of an autistic individual. Both texts deliver the story in the following order; orientation‚ issue

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    The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time is a play about love‚ family‚ secrets‚ relationships and being an outsider. My favourite scene was the opening scene in which the audience are plunged into a blackout and then a rectangular white spotlight with sharp edges surrounds a large Alsatian with a garden fork sticking out of it.it is also surrounded by a pool of blood. We saw Christopher (Jack Loxton) staring at the body of the dog‚ mesmerised‚ body rigid. His neighbour then screamed and

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    Elie’s Relationship With His Father and How It Changed When you and your family are all forced into a death camp‚ separated‚ and treated as subhuman‚ you tend to protect the only ones you love enough to risk your life for. In the camps of Auschwitz and Birkenau‚ one teenager and his father find themselves in exactly that dilemma‚ starving and with only each other to rely on. Elie Wiesel‚ a child thrown into these camps with his father‚ miraculously survived and went on to write about his experiences

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    Night The theme of relationships is shown greatly in the book Night. One relationship that stands out the most is the relationship between the main character‚ Eliezer‚ and his father. Between fighting for their lives‚ struggling to receive food and water‚ and trying to maintain their health‚ their bond for one another grew strongly over the heartbreaking obstacles they encountered. Another father and son relationship throughout the book was between a Polish rabbi named Eliahou and his son who had

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