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    realty of married life. While Mitty withdrawals in each daydream he believes himself to be a figure of someone very important. His imagination is always very vivid and sometimes humorous to the reader‚ and he was always in a dream world that his character seemed to enjoy. His many daydreams will take us through many different encounters of who Mitty vivid imagination of who he wants to be and it seems that in each of his daydreams he is a person of importance like the commander of an 8-engine

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    suggest that when a person allws himself a few minutes to daydream it may put you in a much better mood allowing you then to continue your work in a better way and obviously faster.Daydreaming about someting positive that you have to do after your work clears your mind and gives you the urge to get things done ! Maybe a factor that most people associate daydreaming with is relieving boredom.In my opinion this is why most people daydream a lot.People with monotonous jobs ‚ like factory workers and

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    Jimmy will make discipline field and be stricter about his men through the characterization of actions. As he is holding a map‚ “he thought about Martha‚ it would be only to think that she belongs elsewhere. He would shut down the daydreams. This was not Mount Sebastian‚ it was another world‚ where there were no pretty poems or midterm exams‚ a place where men died because of carelessness and gross stupidity” (O’Brien 55). Jimmy finally recognizes where Martha belongs and realizes how

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    brother’s mind‚ who eventually rose an expectation that only led to a destruction in his family and those around him. A transition takes place from actuality to falsity as Willy Loman replays Uncle Ben’s quote in his “daydreams.” In the beginning‚ daydream stays as a daydream where Willy Loman simply replies to his uncle. It may have confused those around him‚ but it never came to harm anyone. However‚ Willy Loman starts to use his uncle’s quotes to answer his own questions. The quotes are not

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    dreaming beyond life and its sufferings. Some people daydream to enter their perfect world and others daydream to escape the bleakness of reality. In the short story "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" by James Thurber‚ Walter‚ the main character‚ daydreams to escapes his mediocre life for a more enhanced life where he pretends to be respected. In real life Mitty is disrespected‚ insecure and is a pushover. These two are paradoxical; in Mitty’s daydreams he is highly esteemed as where in real life he is

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    The story of Walter Mitty is of interest. Walter Mitty is a normal man except for one thing.. his wild daydreams that take him from our reality to a totally different story‚ But there’s only one question‚ what telling of this story is better? the book or the movie? in this essay we will be discussing with only 3 reasons‚ why the movie is better than the book. First of all‚ one of the biggest reasons the movie is better than the book is because of the quality of the flashbacks. In the book the flashbacks

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    signed to join the military out of impulse as his friends had decided to join the military. He fails to cultivate the sense of personal responsibility that it takes to lead his subordinates and he often ignores his responsibilities by drifting into a daydream. He did want to join the military and he did not desire to be a leader of his company. “Jimmy Cross did not want the responsibility of leading these men. He had never wanted it. In his sophomore year at Mount Sebastian College‚ he had signed

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    lapses in and out of daydreams‚ his wife is constantly reminding him or bringing him back to reality. Examples of Walter ’s absent mindedness are dreaming of commanding a military ship while in reality he is driving a car‚ and needs to be reminded to slow down. Combinations of everyday events can cause Walter to drift into a daydream‚ while attempting to remember what he needed to pick up from the store along with hearing a newspaper boy shout headline sets him into another daydream where he is an excellent

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    How I would describe to you about the differences of Walter Mitty and his mysterious other self is that they are totally different people. How I would explain this is when Walter Mitty is having his daydreams he wants to be someone else then his regular self. He wants to be a totally different person then his regular self. He doesn’t want to be weak. Then in one of his day dreams he is a commander readying the lieutenant to take off in a “hurtling eight-engined Navy hydroplane” (188). However

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    pictures her the way her wants her to be. Daydreaming about Martha‚ instead of watching his surroundings‚ is what causes Ted Lavender to be killed. The main problem with Jimmy ’s affection for Martha is that it is more an obsession. The number of daydreams which Jimmy has about Martha shows how much he thinks about her. Jimmy obsesses about what ’s going on around her. After Cross receives the pebble and reads the letter‚ "he wondered who had been with her that afternoon [….] It was phantom jealousy

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