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    the writer made a character or characters memorable for you in a text you have studied. In The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold the main character Susie Salmon is made memorable to us through the use of narrative point of view‚ symbolism‚ setting and her actions. The novel is based around the rape and murder of her and she narrates the process of grief and acceptance in a heart-warming‚ poignant yet beautiful way as she observes the effects of her death on earth from heaven. Sebold creates a full rounded

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    can take a huge toll on the members of a family because not only does it cause grief‚ but it also can unveil other hidden problems. Alice Sebold‚ author of The Lovely Bones uses the technique of a dead first person narrator to describe the emotional trauma and heartache the main character has been through narrating her own death piece by piece in the utter most detail. This is done through the protagonist‚ Susie Salmon. The focus on her death allows the readers to have an in-depth connection with

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    Critical Lens Essay Somebody once said‚ “In literature‚ evil often triumphs but never conquers”. Both The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold and The Color Purple by Alice Walker prove this quote true. Throughout The Lovely Bones‚ a family struggles with the dreadful murder and rape of a family member. The book demonstrates how the family only got stronger with the passage of time. Their success in moving forward in life regardless of their encounter with such an evil act emphasizes the victory of good

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    Through-out the novel Alice is portraying some disturbing and thought provoking ideas such as; Guilt and responsibility‚ memory‚ isolation and surviving grief. Lovely bones is a story of a teenage girl Susie Salmon who after been raped beaten and killed by her old neighbour Mr Harvey‚ watches from the in-between world her family and friends surviving the grief and struggle to move on with their lives while she tries to comprehend her own death. A character that I found particularly disturbed by was Mr Harvey

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    and dealed with themes I had never really touched before. Dominique: What type of themes do you mean? Joey: Well one that stood out strongly would be grief… Dominique: Define what you mean? Joey: (sighs) I was about to… Well there were two different griefs within the novel. The grief of the family and friends of Susie. But also her own grief being apart from the ones she loves and cares about‚ watching their sadness would be heartbreaking. The fact that our country experiences death of teenagers

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    old girl named Susie Salmon. Shortly after the book begins‚ an abrupt turn takes place; the reader learns that young Susie Salmon was murdered and raped by a man. The rest of the book focuses on the family of Susie Salmon and how the death of their daughter drives them to the brink of insanity. While Alice Sebold explains what’s going on in reality‚ she also has another part of the story that takes place in Heaven with Susie. Why would one want to read a book that focuses on grief and depression in

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    In the Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold‚ there is the concept of good from bad. Young Susie Salmon is raped and murdered and her death rips her family and friends apart. Her life had just begun‚ and fate decided that Susie would forever be stuck and stationary‚ never reaching her full potential. But then‚ brings them closer together than they ever were. Bonds are formed and relationships are stronger than ever before. Lessons are learned and people act on those lessons and weave their lessons into their

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    –ves: wife-wives‚ life-lives‚ leaf-leaves‚ knife-knives‚ wolf-wolves‚ calf-calves‚ half-halves‚ loaf-loaves‚ self-selves‚ shelf-shelves. –s: other nouns(proof-proofs‚ chief-chefs‚ safe-safes‚ cliff-cliffs‚ gulf-gulfs‚ dwarf-dwarfs‚ reef-reefs‚ grief-griefs –ves/-s: scarf-scarfs/scarves‚ dwarf-dwarfs/dwarves‚ hoof-hoofs/hooves. 7. –th - -ths (mouth-mouths) 8. in abbreviations - -s(M.P.-M.P.s) But: Ms(manuscript)-MSS‚ p.(page)-pp.‚ Mr- Irregular Plurals. 1. By vowel change (Man-men‚ woman-women

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    a relationship breakdown. The death of a loved one can take a devastating effect on the members of a family because not only does it cause grief‚ but it also completely changes the family’s connection with each other. Susie Salmon’s dreams and goals for the future‚ curiousness and naivete projected her innocence at the beginning of the story. Susie Salmon has dreams and is full of ambition. This is seen when Susie is trying to look for her present that her parents bought for her: “I went over

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    murder at the hands of Mr. Harvey‚ her neighbor. In this book‚ the author reveals the ugliness of murder‚ grief and extreme loneliness. As Susie experiences these feelings‚ she grows as a character and her attitude towards her family dramatically changes. The first step to relieving isolation in this case‚ is to let go of the past and move on. To begin‚ the main character of this novel‚ Susie Salmon‚ experiences isolation the most severely. She is trapped in her heaven and she is secluded from the rest

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