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    Hatchet Hatchet is an amazing survival story. The book is about Brian Robeson a 13 year old boy who has been stranded in the Canadian wilderness. The author really explained how Brian felt and what he had to do to survive. The author talked about a mysterious secret between Brian and his mom. The author explains in detail what it looked like‚ how he felt‚ and what he did. I think the author did a good job on explaining this. The story starts with Brian going to visit his dad in the summer after

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    to share with his particular audience. Two of Chretien’s most famous stories are Erec and Enide and The Knight of the Cart. Between these two stories‚ many morals are brought to light‚ and Chretien cleverly addresses them with his audience through language. Beginning with Erec and Enide‚ this story is about a couple who finds their true love for each other through a long journey of different confrontations and obstacles. One of the most prominent morals illustrated was that only a man of great

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    The Book I chose was Hatchet by Gary Paulsen. The genre of this book is young adult fiction. It takes place in the forest of Canada. The book doesn’t mention the time that the story takes place. Although‚ it does say the his mother dropped him off in Hampton‚ New York in the beginning. This book is about a boy named Brian Robeson who is riding in a private airplane to Canada. At the beginning of the ride‚ the pilot invited him to help in the cockpit and then the pilot had an unfortunate heart attack

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    goes to the airport by a taxi. He has to go to America first to meet his friend‚ Alexi. When he arrives‚ his friends was waiting for him. Sahanator is going to stay with his friend for 2 weeks. While he was with his friend‚ they read a book called Hatchet by Gary Paulsen. They thought about if they were in this situation what they would do. Sahanator like always takes in calm and thoughtful as he usually never changes his emotion. He says that only take what you need and always stay calm. It is time

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    person view of the person lying on a couch in the house‚ using a pleasant and calming tone. The person pictures two main scenes: (1) nature with trees‚ daffodils‚ and hills‚ and (2) space with stars and the Milky Way. William Wordsworth uses figurative language such as personification through out the whole poem to bring the nouns to life. "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud" shows how people can doze off easily have no limits to how far their imagination can go. The poet starts off with "I wandered lonely

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    dealing with Vietnam Syndrome‚ now known as PTSD. His behaviors confuse his son‚ Terry‚ and Terry tries to help his dad. In this story Paulsen uses figurative and literal examples to illustrate the impact of life after the war. For this reason I prefer and enjoyed reading “Stop the Sun” more than Tim O’Brien’s‚ “The Things They Carried”. Some of the figurative examples Paulsen uses to illustrate the impact of life after the war are seen by Terry’s explanation of his father’s behaviors and when he tries

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    oblivious trait that humans have serves as an upper hand to nature because the less we see the more nature shows; this is true by seeing how rapid nature evolves it gives us the understanding of how life is short‚ and how slowing down is living. A figurative analysis of ‘daffodils’ has more of a symbolic meaning in which there are five aspects of the flower that each has a distinct sense of significance. As a whole the flower signifies faith‚ in which every aspect of the daffodil has a meaning; the

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    The Figurative Language Symbol and Sociological Criticism on "Libertad! Igualdad! Fraternidad! Poetry by William Carlos Williams" By Uli Zulfa Abstract In this paper I will analysis the poetry Libertad! Iqualdad! Fraternidad! by William Carlos William. In this poetry Carlos tells about the condition of America that time which is not same as the America suppose to be like the first time America dream. This paper uses the research method library. For analyzing I use Socio-Analysis by Karl Mark-Marxism

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    I am going to compare and contrast animals surviving in the wild and a human surviving.Because some things for animals might be easier for them to do‚ but not humans.In this article I willl be using a lot of refernces from “Call of the wild” and “Hatchet” to show some light on the topic. First off‚there are some things that an animal and man share when it comes to surviving.One would be water‚ without this no living thing can obviously survive.And satying hydrated in the wild espically is crucial

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    Abstract This paper examines "The Cask of Amontillado" by Edgar Allan Poe and provides a synopsis of the short story. It describes Poe’s use of the first person voice to create intimacy. The paper illustrates the dark quality of the story‚ and the main character’s desire for brutal revenge. From the Paper "In "The Cask of Amontillado‚" Edgar Allan Poe uses vivid dialogue to give his characters life. He begins his tale by speaking directly to the reader. He pulls the reader in by saying that

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