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    extravagance‚ a perspective brought on by the harsh reality of World War I. The scarcity of resources combined with stark images of the war influenced writers to condemn the aristocracy for their excessive self-indulgence. In DH Lawrence’s “The Rocking Horse Winner” his hatred for the English people’s materialism is conveyed through the death of an innocent child. Without a doubt‚ DH Lawrence views England as a money-dominated society. In fact Koban states‚ “Lawrence hated money and warping of modern man

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    Horses of the Night ­­ Second Response     Horses of the Night​  by Margaret Laurence is the short story that I wrote my second  response on. This story is about Chris‚ a young man who has massive‚ but unattainable‚  goals in his life. However‚ it’s told through the voice of young Vanessa‚ who sees the world as  a child in the beginning‚ and only later grows up to understand the hopelessness that also  exists. When Vanessa is six years old‚ Chris arrives at her home to attend high school in their 

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    happiness and discourage them to escape from the reality. However‚ escaping is also a way of pursuing happiness‚ even though escaping will only provide temporary happiness and facing the reality will make true happiness possible. The short story “Horses of the Night” uses its character Chris to demonstrate the idea that individuals may escape from the miserable aspects of life to stay happy‚ however‚ individuals will compromise their ability to pursue true happiness if they escape. Throughout

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    Student Name Professor Class Date Lack of Mother’s Love Leads to Abnormal Behavior in D. H. Lawrence’s “The Rocking Horse Winner” In the short story‚ “The Rocking-Horse Winner‚” D. H. Lawrence portrays the main character‚ Paul‚ as someone who adopts an abnormal behavioral quirk and takes it to the ultimate extreme. He is the young son of a poor family in England whose members equate luck with money and money with love‚ consequently Paul has a distorted perception of what is required to

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    CHILDHOOD MEMORIES Childhood is the happiest time of the person life. Whenever we think back some of the good and some of the not so good memories we recall. But still we say that we never feel older whenever recall our childhood memories. As the tom Stoppard said “if you carry your childhood with you‚ you never become older” When you are a child you don’t have many responsibilities. Children depend on their parents who make decision for them‚ and on adult we are packed with packages of

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    Views on Femininity of The Rocking Horse Winner D.H. Lawrence’s The Rocking Horse Winner is a short story that easily shows a feminist side. Paul’s mother is a main character who is trapped in a society where she has to stick to the social norms. She will do anything to keep up the appearance even if it constitutes spending more money than the family has. “I can’t be‚ if I married an unlucky husband” (2). Because her husband is unlucky‚ she is considered unlucky. The mother is tied to the husband

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    her children. The conflict of the story helped to develop the theme: her son Paul can sense the tension in the house and can hear the house whisper “there must be more money”; because of this‚ he rides his rocking-horse until he goes into a clairvoyant phase where he sees the winning horse of the next race. After Paul won a large amount of money‚ which he secretly gave to his mother‚ yet he saw that she was still not content. She used the money on unnecessary items which causes the house to scream

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    daily diet. These two items come from cattle. Cattle and beef in general are a necessity to everyday living. “The importance of beef cattle in the agriculture of this country rests chiefly upon their ability to convert coarse forage‚ corn‚ grass‚ and other products of the land‚ wither unfit or not wanted for human consumption‚ into a valuable and much-desired food.” Lets face it‚ we aren’t going to be eating grass or grain pellets anytime soon. Cattle eat grain pellets‚ grass‚ forage‚ and other

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    Alison Ely 6/24/14 Riding the White Horse Within the universe‚ there are celestial bodies that join together in solar systems that make up galaxies‚ galaxies that create everything tangible and visible and real; however‚ within the heavens and all that is palpable and perceptible and concrete‚ there is so much more: the intangible. At times this is presented as luck or fortune‚ and sometimes‚ it shows itself as love. Yasunari Kawabata’s “The White Horse” (1963) is a ravishing run through the

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    AP Literature and Composition 5 September 2012 The Rocking-Horse Winner Questions 1. The purpose of this story is to show the importance of the choices that you make. If you’re going to wish for something‚ just make sure to think twice about it before the wish finalizes. In this simplistic style of writing‚ direct characterization and its use of the wish motif make this story a fable of sorts‚ a tale meant to teach a lesson. The story is centered around a child who potentially has magical

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