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    of them tend to come to the realization that selfishness just results in conflict. This is evident in the stories The Open Window‚ Like the Sun‚ and Contents of the Dead Man’s Pocket. These three stories clearly depict that when characters begin to lose consideration for others and act in a selfish manner‚ conflicts tend to arise‚ and it often does not end well. In The Open Window‚ the protagonist‚ Framton Nuttel was on a rural retreat as part of his nerve cure. He was greeted by a fifteen year

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    Ideas of Northrup Frye to Compare The Open Window and The Tell-Tale Heart Brett Eiffes According to Northrup Frye’s book‚ The Anatomy of Criticism‚ there are two different modes of prose: the romance and the novel. In the case of shorter prose he calls them the tale and the short story. The short story‚ The Open Window by Saki‚ and the tale‚ The Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe‚ demonstrate these two modes of prose fiction. While reading The Open Window I found it a more realistic and extroverted

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    A Dangerous Open Window: Social Networking Sites Melanie Delsart LING 290 Ms. Corrine Spencer November 12‚ 2010 Abstract Social networking sites are dangerous possibilities for adults and teenagers. There is a new terminology to learn and also new decisions to make. The actions possible to embrace yourself include online dating‚ illegal actions such as hacking‚ virtual shoplifting‚ piracy‚ fraud‚ and also cyber-bullying or cyber-stalking/harassment. These are the main reasons why developing

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    but it is certainly possible to make an issue and to make the audience well-aware of its own naivety by the use of an ambivalent title‚ as Elizabeth Bowen and Saki have tried to do with their respective short stories ‘The Demon Lover’ and ‘The Open Window’. The first tale yet‚ ‘The Demon Lover’‚ shows that it is not that difficult to put one on the wrong track. The title implies that it might be a ghost story‚ which was still very popular those days‚ but after a first lecture we can conclude that

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    sports. People normally wear tennis shoes for sports’ activities but they can be worn for almost anything. There are running shoes‚ walking shoes‚ basketball shoes‚ and even cross training shoes. The great thing about tennis shoes is that they are comfortable and can be worn almost anywhere. Tennis shoes can be worn by both men and women and can be worn with almost anything like jeans‚ shorts‚ capris‚ skirts‚ and even dresses. In the world today there are dozens of brands that make tennis shoes. These

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    narrator knows the characters action and some of Nuttel’s senses and thoughts‚ however he doesn’t know all of the character’s feelings. The narrator doesn’t tell us what is in Vera’s mind when she tells Nuttel and her family a tale. In analyzing "The Open Window" we should not dismiss sight of the fact that this is a funny story. None of the

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    Authors can describe characters in many different ways. The author of “The Open Window” uses direct characterization‚ indirect characterization‚ and motivation to describe Vera and Mr. Nuttel. To begin‚ one way authors describe characters is to use direct characterization. This describes what a character is like. Saki describes Vera as self-possessed‚ curious‚and talkative. According to Saki‚ Vera is “...a very self-possessed young lady of fifteen.” Describing Vera as self-possessed is

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    The Reflections of War In the poem‚ “Facing It‚” Komunyakaa uses his personal experience while visiting the Vietnam Veterans Memorial after surviving the Vietnam War and the mental affect of the reality that death has left. In the poem the author uses imagery to illustrate to the reader the feelings he experiences while dealing with the loss of his fellow comrades. “I go down the 58‚022 names‚ half-expecting to find my own in letters like smoke.”(14-16) While at the memorial he is reminded of

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    Akeem Barnes Professor Fairey Personal Criticism 5-12-13 Facing it I stood nervously in front of my eighth grade English class praying that nobody would laugh at the poem I was about to read aloud. My peers were used to reading Langston Hughes‚ Edgar Allen Poe‚ or Maya Angelou‚ and I did not want to disappoint them by trying something new. The assignment given to our class was for everybody to choose a poem‚ read it aloud‚ and explain why it relates to them. How was I going

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    After analyzing Miguel De La Torre’s‚ Liberation Theology for Armchair Theologians‚ I was struck by the history of Liberation Theology and the attempts that the rich and powerful have made to prevent the exploitation of those who live in poverty. To begin‚ De La Torre explains that Liberation theology is different from liberative theology‚ in that liberation theology is attached to the Christian faith‚ while liberative theology can be of any faith. This is important because for some time the Christian

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