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    “Digging” Seamus Heaney’s "Digging" is a daydream about the differences between the narrator’s career choice and that of his father and grandfather.  Written with an internal rhythm‚ the poem sets a calm tone that invites the author into his daydream‚ to see his memories for themselves. Heaney’s use of free-verse form helps to keep the reader focused and to not be lulled by the lilting quality typical of some poetry. The narrator allows you to slip into the daydream with the illusion of a tentrameter‚

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    through the story. The policeman‚ parking attendant and garage man are all characters that seem to ignite the daydreaming of Walter because of his inferior masculine attributes. Through Walter’s daydreams‚ he is able to escape the demands of his boring everyday life. Walters becomes a hero in his daydreams; he is a Navy Pilot fighting in battle‚ then he is an esteemed surgeon‚ a marksman shooter on trial for murder‚ a famous World War 1 “Red Barron” type pilot and finally a

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    " Ivan’s wife does add to his daydream‚ but merely to endorse his spending choices at first. Then she realizes what is going on in Ivan’s head. The contentment they had in other’s company is turning to frustration and anger as they realize their very different attitudes. Ivan’s thoughts dwell on the ways in which the people who are supposed to matter to him might now be obstacles in his way‚ preventing him from getting what he wants. "......She had her own daydreams‚ her own plans‚ her own reflections;

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    versus Mitty’s conflict in his fantasy world‚ Mitty’s conflict with his wife‚and Mitty’s confict with society and his struggle to follow conventional social norms. The themes are “escapism‚” Mitty daydreams to escape his wife’s henpecking‚ “boosting the ego” when Mitty makes himself the hero of his daydreams‚ and “adventure” with Mitty’s ordinary man becoming an extraordinary hero. In Mitty’s story it too begins to rain‚ not at the beginning of the sory‚ but at the end. Another similarity with “I’m

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    A Means of Existence How do experiences‚ good or bad‚ shape the identity of an individual and make them stand apart from others? In the award winning novel A Complicated Kindness‚ by Miriam Toews and the classic best seller Anne of Green Gables‚ by L.M Montgomery‚ the struggle and desire to find personal identity is profound. Through a series of experiences‚ the main characters in each novel‚ one a rebellious Mennonite and the other a red headed orphan‚ are forced to look within themselves and realize

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    and memories that only she can associate it with seemingly mundane objects. Another important moment in the movie is when a butterfly enters the room with the dresser and Toshiko convinces herself that it is Junpei. Her imagination allows her to daydream‚ to shelter herself from the pain of her son’s death by fooling herself that he has once more returned to her. Everyone disregards her conviction‚ but Toshiko is cocooned in a place

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    Summary: An older couple with a family holds what could be a winning lottery ticket‚ but resists checking the numbers while they daydream about what they might do with the money. It examines how‚ at first‚ their reaction to the possibility of wealth is joyful; but rather than share their dreams and communicate their wishes‚ it looks at how Ivan Dmitritch and his wife‚ Masha‚ recede into their own worlds. It attempts to show how money definitely does not buy love and how‚ in fact‚ it has the

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    Peyton. But right as the noose gets tight the story goes immediately into a flashback. This allows us to see his background and how he came into the position that he is in at Owl Creek Bridge. The flashback is vital in painting a picture of Peyton’s daydream‚ which as soon as it becomes real to the reader it stops bringing us back to reality. Peyton then slips into an illusion. “He opened his eyes in the darkness and saw above him a gleam of light‚ but how distant‚ how inaccessible! He was still

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    anyone in the eye. Hesitation was no part of her nature"; this cannot be described as uncommon for a person of her age‚ the boldness and outspokenness. Dee’s personality in the near-beginning of the story is depicted through a daydream that mama recalls. In this daydream‚ mama wishes she could have been the mother of Dees’ standards alongside just the physical person of Dee. Mama’s longing for Dee’s acceptance is shown in the dream when she states "we are on stage and Dee is embracing me with tears

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    Jimmy Corrigan‚ The Smartest Kid On Earth‚ by Chris Ware‚ is about a meek and lonely man in his mid-thirties who meets his father for the first time in a Michigan town over Thanksgiving weekend. Jimmy is an awkward and cheerless character with an overbearing mother and a very limited social life. Jimmy attempts to escape his unhappiness via an active imagination that sometimes gets him into awkward situations. The book deals with loneliness‚ familial dysfunction‚ inadequacy‚ bullying‚ generational

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