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    Marlowe's Acceptance

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    A milestone in the genre‚ this novel demonstrated for the first time that hard-boiled fiction could serve as a vehicle for social comment and critique. While the apparent plot is slower paced and less metaphoric than Chandler’s previous novels‚ the revealed plot shows him using his own life as a material‚ an autobiographical turn that prepared the way for Ross Macdonald. Marlowe meets and befriends English expatriate Terry Lennox‚ a drunk who has been abandoned by his ex-wife Sylvia‚ at The Dancers

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    The Big Sleep Essay

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    Ellie George Mr. Press Mystery Fiction 2 25 March 2013 Phillip Marlowe: A Knight in Tarnished Armor The Big Sleep‚ an American hard-boiled detective fiction novel by Raymond Chandler may appear to contain only example after example of corruption in America in the 1930s‚ however it is difficult for the reader to not find the character of Phillip Marlowe refreshing. Philip Marlowe is a private detective with his own practice in Los Angeles. He is an honest detective in a corrupt world‚ full of

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    HARD Boiled

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    ESSAY PRACTICE – HARD BOILED ‘It is the moral struggles of the ‘Private Investigator’‚ coping with the forces of good and evil in his world‚ as much as an investigation of a crime‚ that responders find so appealing in ‘hard boiled’ crime fiction.’ Write an essay in which you personally evaluate the extent to which this statement is a fair assessment of the ‘hard boiled’ sub-genre in Crime Writing. You need to make direct reference to at least four texts (excerpts‚ images‚ book covers‚ films‚

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    adopted by protagonist Phillip Marlowe in Raymond Chandler’s The Big Sleep‚ was a seemingly crucial character in the novel though lacked a similar importance in the story’s film adaptation. When the knightly Marlowe was captured in a surprise attack‚ Chandler writes that Mona is the hero dressed in green with lake-blue eyes to untie the knots that bound him. However‚ film director Howard Hanks created a contrasting situation in which Vivian Regan reappears to save Marlowe leaving no credit due to Mrs

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    CELTA A1

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    Ross: “I really enjoyed my meal at that Mexican restaurant yesterday‚ we should go there again next Friday” Chandler: “oh no I can’t‚ I’ve got a doctor’s appointment on Friday‚ how about Tuesday”? Ross: “yea‚ Tuesday works”. 6. Concept Checking Questions: Is the doctor’s appointment happening in the future? Has chandler already made the appointment when they spoke? When did Chandler make the appointment? Yes Yes In the past 2) Why are his eyes all red? He’s been cutting onions: 1.

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    Why Significant Changes Were Made to the Plot in The Big Sleep Movie After reading the novel "The Big Sleep" by Raymond Chandler‚ then watching the 1946 movie version starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall‚ I found myself asking why are there so many changes to the plot in this movie as compared to the novel. Many significant pieces of the plot were drastically different and there were even certain scenes that had been made up for the movie that were never in the book. After doing some research

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    nominations for his work in Episodes‚ and he won a Golden Globe. His most recent work was when he starred in the movie “Lovesick” in 2014. Chandler Muriel Bing‚ known as Matthew Perry‚ grew into stardom by his role on Friends. During his time on the popular series‚ Perry had also been apart of several movies. A few of these popular movies were “Fools Rush In”‚ “Almost Heroes”‚ “The Whole Nine Yards”‚ and it’s sequel “The Whole Ten Yards” in 2004 (Bio Perry). Throughout the T.V. series Perry had battled

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    Maltese Falcon

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    The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett is a thrilling movie full of twists and turns and deceits. Each character wants the Maltese falcon for the rewards it will bring. Almost everyone is a villain in some way or another. I will start with Sam Spade. He is the hero of the story‚ but I would say he is more of an anti-hero. He plays by his own rules. He is tough and a bit hard-nosed. He doesn’t seem to be upset that his partner is dead. I feel that he knew Brigid killed his partner from day one‚ but

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    turn. These characters reflect the cynicism and economic strain that plagued America during the 1930s. Jones and Lozelle symbolize the common pawns that get casually tossed around on society’s chessboard. Aside from the desperate delinquents‚ Chandler also depicts a world of darker corruption. Los Angeles is teeming with pornographers‚ gamblers‚ schemers‚ and crooked policemen. Even the newspapers cannot be trusted: “Their accounts of the affair came as close as newspaper stories usually come—as

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    Harry Lavender Essay

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    HARRY LAVENDER SPEECH GOOD MORNING As you all know‚ even a visual tells a story. However‚ characters in a text through distinctive voices demonstrate their personalities which contribute to an insightful understanding of the text. Marele Dey’s novel‚ The Life and Crimes of Harry Lavender (Harry…) 1988 expounds the criminal activities of crime boss Harry Lavender whose distinctive voice though unheard is loudest in the text portraying his personality of a corrupt crime lord. In conjunction the

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