devil Satanic temptation Racism Anguish How Walter Lee Younger handles the decision with the devil. Looks at himself at true cost Walter Lee recovers in time to reject devils offer (Mr. Linder aka devil) Resisting the devil shows how Walter Lee grows heroic by battling his own demons. But he barely had time to come to his senses to resist the devil Not making a deal with the devil Everyone has to battle against their own demons it’s whether or not how strong you are to win that battle. Redemption
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Shelby Oglesby Question one. Chapters five of ’ how to read literature like a professor’ tells us that ; nothing is original‚ that everything is taken from something that has previously been told of a or wrote about. The road by Cormac McCarthy abides by this. When i was in the eight grade I read The Picture of Dorian Grey‚ When i was in the ninth grade i read The Twilight Saga‚ and last week i read Fifty Shades of Grey. All three of the listed books are derived from one another ‚ in all three
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How to Make Someone like You You may wonder why someone is always able to turn the spotlight on themselves and make others under their charm. Are they born to be attractive? Or do they have magic power to remain popular? Actually‚ attention can be shifted to the word “LIKE” itself. It consists of four parts‚ “L” representing “listener”‚ “I” coming to “interaction”‚ “K” referring to “kindness” and “E” standing for “excuse”‚ which are qualities of great significance to make someone fond of you. To
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Thomas C. Foster indicates in “How to Read Literature Like a Professor” that usually when a blind person shows up in a piece of literature‚ he can see into the spirit and divine world‚ and can see things that the hero of the story is unable to see. While I don’t believe love is spiritual‚ I do believe that it takes a special eye to see it. In “The Fault in Our Stars” by John Green‚ Augustus’ best friend Isaac is losing his eyesight to cancer‚ and essentially going blind. Even though Isaac is losing
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“How To Read Literature Like A Professor” By: Thomas C. Foster 1) “Always" and "never" are not words that have much meaning in literary study. For one thing‚ as soon as something seems to always be true‚ some wise guy will come along and write something to prove that it’s not.” pg.8 2) "there’s no such thing as a wholly original work of literature" pg.20 3) "myth is a body of story that matters" pg.39 4) “The real reason for a quest is always self-knowledge.” pg.7 5) “Here’s the problem with
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When I first heard the word mission‚ I automatically pictured in my mind people going to remote areas of the world to build houses or teach in schools. I had a very narrow sense of what the words mission‚ missionaries or ministry meant or what they entitled. My next thought was‚ what would compel someone to drop everything; leave their home‚ family‚ friends or perhaps a great job with the intention of doing God’s work or sharing God’s word. The phrase “am I my brother’s keeper” immediately rang a
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what real academic writing is. For example‚ it all depends on how well you know what you are writing and if you are writing with purpose or not. This also goes in hand to hand to reading just as proficient. This matters‚ as it is essential to look at your prompt you write‚ and use it to create your structure. In Mike Bunn’s “How to Read Like a Writer”‚ he states the reading skills to read like a writer and what it really means to read like a writer. To Mike Bunn‚ talking about the frustration one can
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How to Read Literature Like a Professor by Thomas C. Foster (Notes) Introduction: “How’d He Do That?” Part of reading is: o Knowing conventions o Recognizing conventions o Anticipating results When a person introduces a topic‚ then digresses onto other topics it doesn’t matter what examples‚ as soon as you see a couple of them you recognize a pattern. o You know the author is coming back with an application of those examples to the main topic. Conventions in stories/novels: o
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-Frankenstein by Mary Shelley: Frankenstein’s monster is scared by outside society as much as they are of him‚ but in this way‚ the un-accepting nature of society is strengthened. ______________________________________________ Chapter 5 – Now‚ Where Have I Seen Her Before? Chapter Summary: -There is no such thing as a wholly original work of literature. All books borrow situations‚ ideas‚ and themes. -There’s only one story. “When a new work is created‚ it is set among the monuments‚ adding
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Passage: Nasser Ali: Irane‚ I love you. Would you marry me? Irane’s father: It’s out of the question! How can an artist provide for his family? Nahid: And then one day‚ I ran into your sister on the street. She gave me the news I had been waiting for so long... Nasser: But‚ Mom‚ I don’t love her. Nasser’s Mother: That doesn’t matter. Love will come with time. Summary In this passage Nahid bring Nasser his favorite food‚ which is chicken with plums. He spits it out because he can’t taste it and blames
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