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    “A&P’ by John Updike is a very comical short story. When I read this story for the first time I laughed the whole time but I also felt bad for Sammy towards the end. Sammy says “ I said I quit” Sammy ended up quitting his job just because he thought that the three girls were being treated very unfairly. It was hilarious when Sammy quit his job then he went to the parking lot to find the girls but they were not there. Sammy believed that the store manager Lengel wasn’t treating the three girls fairly

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    “The Sniper” is a story written about the Irish civil war. It was written by Liam O’Flaherty’s which was his first published piece of fiction. It appeared in 1923 in the London publication /The New Leader/. Over the years‚ it’s been reprinted several times and as of 2004 it could be found in O’Flaherty’s /Collection of Stories/ but what did happen in “The Sniper”? This essay will describe its characters‚ climax‚ and setting for the reader to understand. “The Sniper” takes place in central Dublin

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    F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “Babylon Revisited” and James Joyce’s “The Dead” both portray similar themes. Both depict lovers affectionate with people who cannot reciprocate the same feelings‚ but nevertheless are motivated to try and change minds. Ultimately‚ they find that death is more welcoming than those whom they are infatuated with. Major characters in both short stories reflect on and regret decisions made. The themes and characters have more similarities than they do differences. In “The Dead

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    A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen is a piece of literature written as a play. It portrays the stereotypical gender roles in society of the late 1800s. The main character‚ Nora Helmer‚ is a housewife that comes at her husband’s beck and call. He has the ultimate power over her‚ controlling her like a marionette. With her controlling husband‚ the assumptions of society‚ and her childhood friend Christine planning out her life‚ Nora makes the drastic decision to leave her husband and children. When she

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    How would you react when you find out you are not special? That there is a person who acts like you‚ came from the same background as you‚ but is more successful or less successful? One of the main differences found from the short stories are their settings. Although the settings were not directly stated‚ it can be easily identified from how the authors describe it in the stories. Araby is set in Dublin‚ Ireland because the character mentioned North Richmond Street which is a known place in Ireland

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    The characters from the plays A Doll House and Oedipus‚ Krogstad and the house messenger‚ have similar dependencies‚ yet are completely different people. Krogstad‚ we all know was a man from Nora’s past. Krogstad was involved in a work scandal many years before. In result of Krogstad making a bad decision‚ his career is in jeopardy. Now if I ever did a favor for someone and it came back on me and the only way I could save myself was to tell on the other person. Its every man for himself in this

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    “Araby” is narrated by an unnamed boy in North Dublin who lives in the shadows to avoid contact with people‚ including his uncle‚ the sister of his friend Maingan‚ and his friends‚ while silently watching. Maingan is always on his mind and when he finally speaks to her he tells her he will bring something from the Araby‚ a bazaar‚ for her. Although he thinks about the Araby constantly he ends up getting to the Araby late because of his Uncle and buying nothing for Maingan. Similarly‚ the modernist

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    The novel Swallowing Stones by Joyce Macdonald teaches readers everywhere that lying ruins lives and relationships. This was demonstrated in the book by a character named Michael Mackenzie‚ who lived in a bundle of lies. These lies unintentionally hurt and caused harm to Amy‚ his new friend. They have also dragged his best friend‚ Joe into it and it put their friendship into jeopardy. Most importantly‚ it made finding closure difficult for Jenna‚ the victim. By choosing to lie‚ Michael negatively

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    are no exception. These phenomenons and rituals surrounding death are pervasive and often leak into the mainstream literature of the time. James Joyce used his book Dubliners to express the rituals and cultural ceremonies of the time in Ireland. One major theme that is present in his book is death and how people act and treat death. In Dubliners‚ Joyce uses the stories “The Sisters”‚ “A Painful Case” and “The Dead” to show how death is viewed and treated within Irish Society. Throughout these stories

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    the Women’s Rights Movement has proved how women and men can be much the same. The Women’s Rights Movement has reshaped history by balancing the workforce and infiltrating popular literary works. It is even evident in “The Dead” written by James Joyce‚ the

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