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    very deep touching story written by Alice Munro. It talked about the author’s mother who had gone unconscious on the bathroom floor when her brother‚ Cam‚ was supposed to take care of her due to she was vomiting before. His sister‚ Val‚ which was the author‚ had waited in the hospital hour and hour‚ waiting for the good news from the doctor. Although she didn’t expect her mom would survive. "They haven’t said anything to give me hope‚ Cam. She is dying." (Munro 114). Cam didn’t come to visit her since

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    sex widens‚ and the political correctness of such statements are considered sexist. The emphasis on the liberty to choose one’s own gender is quite relevant in the 21st century; however‚ the message in the short story “Boys and Girls” (1968) by Alice Munro provides readers with the impression that gender is a biologically predetermined factor causing people of certain sex to have specific qualities and limitations. “Boys and Girls” aligns with Andrew Bennett and Nicholas Boyle’s statement that “literary

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    the Munro stories you have studied. Short stories by Alice Munro are ordinary human life stories‚ set in small towns having it relatable to any readers. In her stories‚ Munro uses characterisation techniques to reveal the personalty of her characters. Specifically‚ in each story Munro portrays an unpleasant character in society‚ still handles the readers to understand and sympathise with her characters through her convincing narrative. In the stories‚ “To Reach Japan” and “Gravel” Munro includes

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    Russell Short Fiction Tuesday May 10‚ 2016 Imagination and Memory in Miles City Montana and Carried Away by Alice Munro “Love is blind‚ but marriage is a real eye opener”-Unknown. The story‚ “Miles City Montana” by Alice Munro‚ shows how a couple can fall out of love after knowing each other for a long period of time. “Carried Away” by Alice Munro on the other hand was a story of how you can fall in love with someone that you do not know at all. What the two stories have in common is a strong

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    Foxes By Alice Munro

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    In Munro’s short story the protagonist grows up on a fox farm with her family‚ she is well aware of the role of the fox’s lives‚ as they are maturing the process of slaughter is the turning point for the foxes lives for their pelts. The maturing of the foxes to become slaughtered‚ link to the idea of a girl maturing to a woman. As the foxes are skinned and their pelts are sold compared to a woman being a “pelt” to the man she marries. “The naked slippery bodies were collected in a sack and buried

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    The short story‚ “A Red Dress-1946” written by Alice Munro displays how emotions can sometimes take over your actions‚ to whether how you respond to things that affect you physically‚ and mentally. The narrator has a difficult time portraying these actions and venting out her reactions. She lacks self esteem‚ and has troubles appreciating with what she has been provided with. However‚ she slowly overcomes these obstacles and is willing to break out of her comfort zone. Compared to most teens and

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    My Husband

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    16‚ 2014 An Intense Event of My Life That Changed My Way of Seeing the World We hear people tell us about how some significant event or person in their lives came along and changed everything. We also hear of some fantastic revelation someday up on the mountain‚ or a close encounter with nature‚ even a brush with some insane disaster‚ bringing the person onto the doorstep of death. Most people quote extraordinary event that is very unique to them and hear about how that something have come to have

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    focus worldwide. Both narrators‚ Alice Munro from “Boys and Girls” and Diane Francis from “We haven’t come that for after all”‚ demonstrates the female stereotypes from their perspectives. Alice Munro understands her mother’s control and wants to run away from her. Meanwhile‚ Diane Francis finds the defect of females’ rights in business life and decides to correct it. Both the narrators are disturbed by the female’s stereotype; however‚ the stereotype on the Alice occurs domestically‚ whereas the

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    Turning my face to a nearby window‚ I began to watch the dance performed by the raindrops. I took a momentary distraction from this image by picking back up my 4B charcoal pencil and skilfully tracing over a faint pattern. I put my pencil aside and spotted the weather outside. I was sorry for the people outdoor who were not allowed inside‚ regarding ‚ once‚ I was stuck external‚ too. I had only very recently found comfort in this classroom ; in this comforting place I call my refuge. Thanks to

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    Alice Munro the Found Boat

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    Alice Munro The Found Boat 1974 At the end of Bell Street‚ McKay Street‚ Mayo Street‚ there was the Flood. It was the Wawanash River‚ which every spring overflowed its banks. Some springs‚ say one in every five‚ it covered the roads on that side of town and washed over the fields‚ creating a shallow choppy take. Light reflected off the water made every- thing bright and cold‚ as it is in a lakeside town‚ and woke or revived in people certain vague hopes of disaster. Mostly during the late afternoon

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