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    are clear instances of situational irony found in the short stories‚ “Prodigal Son”‚ “The Gift of the Magi”‚ and “The Yellow Wallpaper”. All of these stories have characters that found themselves in an unexpected circumstance. The biblical story‚ “Prodigal Son”‚ is about a father who plans to leave his sons an inheritance after he dies but his younger son asked his father for his share of the fortune early. The son was granted his money but knew he could no longer claim his family as his own. The

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    her youngest son to the sea. One of the elements through the story is our protagonist Maurya who has lost hope and fears the worst for her son (Clugston‚ 2010). Foreshadowing is also an element during the story. Another element throughout the story is the foil and dramatic irony. These elements combine to make a lasting impression throughout the story and set a tone that is dispair and all hope lost without any comic relief. The protagonist Maurya in the story has already lost five sons and her husband

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    with the American Dream and its ideals has strongly affected the people Biff and Happy have become. Due to Willy’s teachings and influences‚ both his sons lead a different life from what they expected. Willy believed that his sons’ attributes would lead them to a successful lifestyle with no conflicts. Yet‚ being well-liked and attractive lead both sons to live a lie‚ nowhere near success. Biff becomes an underachiever who can’t hold a job‚ and feels dissatisfied with the fact that his life has been

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    adolescence experience including his dad. In this Pome a few individuals believe that one of a cheerful relationship between a son and the father. And also other individuals trust that this sonnet has a shrouded message of parental misuse. In my perspective‚ the symbolism and dialect‚ the imagery‚ and tone in the pome gave me the impression of the affection between the son and father‚ not of an oppressive relationship. You might get the response of misuse in light of the fact that; the line‚ "Whiskey

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    is no such thing as father‚ brother‚ friend. Each of us lives and dies alone. (110) All of these moments of cruelty are provoked by the conditions the prisoners are forced to endure. In order to save themselves‚ these sons sacrifice their fathers‚ and their fathers sacrifice their sons. Thus throughout the story‚ the characters self-preservation is shown in many different ways. Firstly‚ the fight for bread on the cattle cars shows how the prisoners are willing to kill each other‚ just to get a piece

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    responsibility for the chauvinistic behavior of her children and her husband. In an attempt to change her lifestyle‚ Elizabeth stand up to her husband after 19 years; she showers her daughter with opportunities and tries to alter the behaviors of her sons and grandsons. Elizabeth lived a life of a typical suppressed housewife. She lived on a farm unaware of the outside world. She sat at home all her life trying to satisfy the needs of her husband‚ Lester and her 6 children. Elizabeth never got the

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    immigrants on the birthday of their mentally ill son. Critics may say it is a simple short story‚ a collage of signs and symbols or just a good author playing tricks on the reader. But in actuality this story is purposely filled with signs and symbols that the author randomly places to toy with those who overanalyze the text. Early in the text Nabokov already starts placing events that seemingly foreshadow the story but should not be associated with the son. For example‚ while the couple travels to their

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    poem. He talks as the son to the father. This poem talks about the love of son to the father‚ who would wake up early on Sundays‚ even though Sunday is a “rest” day. The father would go out‚ clean the snow around the house‚ warm the house up‚ and make sure the shoes are polished as well. Robert Hayden describes the appreciation from the son‚ but later on in life‚ when the son actually understands what his father was doing for him and how much he loved him. On My First Son by Ben Jonson- Ben Jonson

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    held the boy against him‚ cold to the bone. Dont lose heart‚ he said. We’ll be all right‚” (McCarthy 177). This quote found in the book “The Road”‚ written by Cormac McCarthy‚ represents how much the father loves the boy. In this story‚ a father and son search for some type of hope for survival by traveling along a road. The father has lost hope of the world and in humanity while the child was born in this petrifying world filled with oblivion as well as wisdom. The child knows that the world is not

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    (Zabytko 492). The father‚ as a young man‚ was forced to reenact some of the same obligations‚ yet the father has learned to let go of the past‚ while the son is still caught in the presents of the war. The son ’s memories of the war seem to overpower his ability to interact socially with family and friends. The father can only hope and pray that his son will one day regain the emotional stability that he used to have before the affects of Vietnam. In the poem "Song of Napalm‚" it is a straight narrative

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