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    Tom‚ Amanda and Laura are the main characters of the play. Laura is an important character‚ as is Amanda‚ but they are not the protagonist. Tom Wingfield is the protagonist; the story belongs to him. "The protagonist of a literary work is the main character‚ who must change in some way during the course of the events‚ even if the change is entirely internal. Tom is clearly the protagonist of The Glass Menagerie. Although he is not heroic and will probably never triumph over his obstacles‚ he

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    English 101A Antagonist- the opponent or enemy of the main character‚ or protagonist. For this word i would use the villagers who trapped Jumpei Niki and the women in the dunes. Characterization- the means through which an author reveals a character’s personality. Women talks about sand being her life and how important sand is to her. She described her character as affection by showing her love toward sand. Climax- the point in a play‚ novel‚ short story‚ or narrative poem at which the

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    THE ALCHEMIST BY PAUL COELHO - FREE STUDY GUIDE CONFLICT Protagonist The protagonist of a story is the main character who traditionally undergoes some sort of change. Santiago is the protagonist of this novel. It is his story and his maturing and learning about life that composes the plot. Through his trials and tests‚ we also learn about life. Antagonist The antagonist of a story is the force that provides an obstacle for the protagonist. The antagonist does not always have to be a single

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    The Things They Carried: Protagonists and Surrealism of War The central character in a work of literature is called the “protagonist.” The protagonist usually initiates the main action of the story and often overcomes a flaw such as weakness or ignorance to achieve a new understanding by the work’s end. The protagonist’s journey is enriched by encounters with characters who hold differing beliefs. One such character type‚ a “foil‚” has traits that contrast with the protagonist’s and highlight

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    This leads us back to the analysis of whether or not to Hart’s confessions should be admissible‚ there are similar reasoning‚ but slightly varying answers amongst the Justices. It was agreed that the confession Hart made at the scene of the crime and to Mr. Big should be inadmissible. Yet‚ in regards to the confession made to the undercover officer‚ there were differing opinions. The two prominent ones being that after considering a prong by prong analysis of the confessions based on the probative

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    A protagonist is a main character or the important character in a movie. While antagonist is the character that is in the opposition to the protagonist. In the movie “Now You See Me”‚ the protagonists are Daniel Atlas‚ Merritt McKinney‚ Henley Reese‚ Jack Wilder‚ Dylan Rhodes and Alma Dray. Thaddeus Bradley and Arthur Tressler are the antagonists. A famous American actor Morgan Freeman plays the role Thaddeus Bradley in “Now You See Me”‚ a former magician then a proficient magic debunker who made

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    Today‚ stories are an intrinsic part of our societies and culture. Movies‚ books‚ music‚  news media‚ religions‚ architecture and painting‚ you name it‚ and the influence of storytelling is to be seen in all aspects of our life. Defining our values‚ desires‚ dreams and‚ as well as our prejudices and hatreds‚ don’t you want to know how it all began? Well‚ the history of Storytelling is the prime focus of this article. Traditionally‚ the oral stories have been handed over from generation to generation

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    This paper explore lucid dreaming. Although the concept of ‘lucid dreaming’ was first coined by a Dutch psychiatrist known as Frederik Willems van Eeden and introduced at the meeting of The Society for Psychical Research held on April 22 of 1913‚ the phenomenon of lucid dreaming was already known in earlier historical periods‚ and its descriptions can be found in writings of Aristotle; however‚ modern lucid dreaming research was established only after LaBerge introduced his method for physiological

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    Name: ______________________________ Types of Conflict Worksheet 1 Directions: Read the description of the story. Determine the protagonist (central character) and antagonist (opposing force). Then describe the type of confict (example: person vs. nature). 1. After breaking his mother’s favorite vase‚ Casey struggles to decide whether he should tell his mother the truth and face the consequences‚ or whether he should attempt to hide his mistake and blame the family dog. Protagonist: ______________________________

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    SOSC 1340 A Mahtab Sayeh 211057080 Fola-Kemi Salawu Friday October 3rd‚ 2014 – Week 3 Quote: “Dominant and counter ideologies grow out of the same social organization. Because they grow out of the same organization‚ they have much in common. They are the two sides of a single coin: one describing how the entire structure looks to one who accepts it and expects it to survive; the other‚ how it looks to one who rejects it and anticipates its demise. Elements of both versions are persuasive when

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