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    The short story Fireweed‚ written by Skye Brannon in 2009‚ is a story about a young man named Baluta whose family was killed back in Liberia. I believe the story takes place around 1980-1990 (civil in Liberia) because we hear about the soldiers killing his family and his father also mentions a war coming. The story takes place in America where Joel‚ which is the name he goes by in America‚ also lives. Baluta is a carpenter but is having a difficult time finding jobs. He lives in the ghetto with

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    My problem is bigger than yours The short story ”Fireweed” is written by Sky Brannon in 2009. The story is about Baluta‚ who is working as a carpenter. It’s the remembering day for the loss of his sister. Baluta is working for a lady named Tiffany. Throughout the day he is continuing to think about his sister‚ but at the time Tiffany mentions the word “fireweed”‚ he starts thinking about the murder of his father and grandmother. He doesn’t want to think of that day. The story is told in a third

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    Fireweed _____________________________________________________________________ Introduction Fireweed is a short story written by Skye Brannon about a special day in Baluta’s life. Baluta is an uneducated carpenter in U.S.A‚ and lives with his brother Jato and the brother’s wife Sama. Baluta has had a rough background‚ he was witness to his father and sisters death‚ and had to flee to America‚ from Libya from war and hate. Main Theme There are several themes in the story‚ such as

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    FIREWEED Skye Brannon wrote fireweed in 2009. The story is written chronically‚ is in past tense and it starts like many others of its kind in media res. It doesn’t contain many descriptions about the environment but is never the less pretty detailed. It’s a short story about a young man named Balula. It only covers this one-day were we follow Balula in his work‚ and these flashbacks that he keeps having the whole story. The main theme of the story is how war have an effect on those who have effected

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    Fireweed. The short story “Fireweed” is written by Skye Brannon‚ it is a story about a young man named Baluta. He emigrated from West Africa to US‚ with his brother Jato and his sitster in law Sama. The story is about how an ordinary workday can trigger memories from the past. In the beginning his memories are filled with happiness‚ because it is about his family back in Liberia. But as the story evolves‚ his memories‚ which he desperately ties to forget presents them selves. The main character

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    Fireweed Baluta and some of his family have moved from Liberia in Africa. It is properly a result of a war caused by “blood diamantes”. We are not told which country Baluta moved to‚ but it’s an English speaking country. Baluta speaks and understands English very well. That properly means he has lived there for a couple of years. He is earning his money by working as a carpenter. But that doesn’t make him a millionaire. As you already can sense in the start of the story‚ it’s showed by‚ they cannot

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    Jonas Herup Engelsk B - 2015 Aurehøj gymnasium Fireweed Memories can be a good thing‚ just as well as a bad thing. It all depends on what you’re remembering. Grief‚ on the other hand‚ is never a good thing. Remembering things that bring you sorrow or sadness is the dark side to memory‚ and can sometimes follow you throughout your entire life. The grief and the sorrow‚ is just one theme among others‚ touched in Skye Brannon’s short story »Fireweed«. The main character in the short story is Baluta

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    Fireweed Baluta and some of his family members have moved from Liberia. It might be as a result of a war. The country they have moved to is not mentioned in the story‚ but its an English speaking country. So perhaps somewhere in the United States or Great Britain. Baluta has an accent when he speaks. So he will for example pronounce ’dose and dem’ instead of ’those and them’. However‚ he speaks and understands English well‚ which indicates that he has lived there for at least some years

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    Capercaillie The melody of “Skye Waulking Song” is based on a pentatonic scale (a scale with five notes per octave). All instruments play within the middle of their range‚ excusing the singer who sings a few head register notes to add some needed emotion to the notes. The Bouzouki (Greek musical instrument) and the piano play a counterpoint melody (a technique involving two simultaneous melodies) to help Section A to move along. Vocables are frequently used throughout the piece‚ this allows the

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    complex human being; and soon afterwards the admirers themselves take on generalized significance. Through the passion with which each constructs the god he needs‚ he bears ironical witness to the many and wayward forms of human mythmaking. Biff Brannon is introduced as a man with a rare gift for disinterested observation and described in such a way as to suggest that he should function as Mrs. McCullers’ raisonneur the one person to make objective sense of the action. As a café owner‚ he can see

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