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    The conch shell is spotted by Ralph and Piggy at the beginning of the novel‚ and is used to call upon the other boys that are on the island‚ at the recommendation of Piggy. As it is used to call for meetings‚ the conch quickly comes to represent civilization and order in the novel. The conch also play a role in dictating the meetings by giving the boy in possession of it the right to speak. The conch transcends being a symbol and becomes a physical moderator of democracy‚ and adds legitimacy to the

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    With close reference to your chosen extract‚ how does McEwan use language and narrative method to create a sense of impending doom? Ian McEwan wrote this novel at a time of modernism. It was a time to experiment how the novels were written. In Atonement‚ Briony is a character trying to reach her “highest point of fulfilment” as a writer. Quite strange she was only a young girl who was entering adolescence‚ while trying to balance this will over control and a life full of secrets. These characteristics

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    David Wroblewski a true classic. Within this brilliant novel there are of course many memorable moments that leave the reader filled with shock‚ sympathy and deep sadness. The most intense moment in the novel to me‚ though‚ was the death of Edgar’s father‚ Gar. The strong relationship between father and son as well as Edgar’s muteness makes this moment a pivotal point in the novel‚ and the sympathy felt by the reader brands this part of the novel as the most memorable and influential moment in the book

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    enough to enjoy. Legends of the Fall is a great book because Harrison provides the readers with events that are easy to relate to‚ and one may feel like being there with the characters. It is also a great book because it is different than many other novels in a very unique way. Legends of the Fall follows the life of Tristan Ludlow after enlisting in the Great War with his two brothers‚ Samuel and Alfred. Samuel is dealt with a tragic end to his life‚ while Alfred is injured. Physically‚ Tristan is

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    and symbols to develop character in his novel‚ "Lord of the Flies". His use of symbols is also important in helping us track the changes in the characters as the novel progresses. In addition‚ Golding also makes use of graphic imagery in some areas to emphasise the traits of the characters. The tone and language within the dialogue between the characters also is utilised to reflect the personality of characters. There is an extensive use of symbols in the novel "Lord of the Flies". Golding’s use of

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    Critical Analysis The novel Little Women‚ written by Louisa May Alcott is a well known story of the March sisters. The four sisters; Jo‚ Amy‚ Beth‚ and Meg‚ go through multiple trials throughout the novel as they reach womanhood. There are multiple themes of the novel‚ but the most prominent are women’s role in the household‚ and the achievement of individual identity. Women’s role in the home is shown as the sisters and their mother learn to get by and run their household without the presence of

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    differences between the novel and the movie. Most novels give the reader the opporutnity to use there own imagination on how to charactirize the characters in the novel‚ unlike movies that put it in picture for you to see. altercations to the setting‚ plot‚ charcters and theme to the novel must happen when recording the film so the movie can have a theatricle effect and play on the screens smoothly. In James Whale’s movie of frankenstein in 1931 alot of details were changed from the novel. the most exciting

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    In the novel The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne can share similar meaning to the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. In both these all around created novels it demonstrates vital subjects all through these books. These novels can be associated by Thomas Hardy quote which states‚”A story must be exceptional enough to justify its telling; it must have something more unusual to relate than the ordinary experience of every average man and women.” This quote can relate to the novels because

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    Throughout the novel‚ readers are shown different symbols and motifs‚ through the characters actions and characteristics. Feathers and birds are a key motif that helps showcase the theme of freedom and links between birds and Skellig. In addition‚ evolution is significant in this novel. The way David Almond writes about evolution between Skellig and Mina shows the importance of evolution. Birds help symbolize the theme of freedom. At the start of the novel Skellig is weak‚ vulnerable and scared

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    Don DeLillo‚ a current author today‚ is an American fictional writer of short stories‚ novels‚ plays‚ and essays. He was born and raised on November 20‚ 1936‚ in the Bronx neighborhood of New York City. His family‚ which consisted of eleven inhabitants‚ was a working-class Italian Catholic family from Molise‚ a region in Southern Italy. As a young child‚ DeLillo spent most of his time pretending to be a sports announcer on the radio for baseball. He was influenced by sports‚ cards‚ and billiards;

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