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    of the Flame In William Faulkner’s Barn Burning‚ Sarty Snopes’s dad‚ Abner‚ has a thing for burning down his landlords’ barn‚ and he wants Sarty join him‚ or at least cover for him. Sarty knows barn burning is wrong‚ but doesn’t want to betray his dad. Throughout the story‚ Faulkner allows the readers witness how in 1890 Mississippi the indictment of social classes started uproar in a character such as the narrator’s father‚ Abner; the narrator’s story is also symbolic (throughout) of what was to come

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    Miss Emily is such a sympathetic character than Abner since her father has locked up her freedom of love‚ which eventually leads her to murder. Miss Emily and Abner are both difference on their family’s status. Abner dominates the whole family and community while Miss Emily is the one who being controlled by her father. In "Barn Burning‚" Faulkner illustrates that Abner is a father who always control his family and wants his son‚ Sarty‚ to show loyalty to the family and community. At the beginning

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    in terms of seeking truth. It is apparent that his father Abner is most likely dead‚ "knowing it was too late yet still running even after he heard the shot‚ and an instant later‚ two shots…" Sarty’s family now faces the world without Abner or a source of income. However‚ with Sarty’s help it may be possible for the family to maintain some level of financial support. On his own Sarty cannot possibly provide for himself at the age of 10. Abner provides a relevant observation. "You got to learn to stick

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    to find his parents. Human condition means how a person lives‚ their characteristics‚ and who they are. Who helps Samuel on his journey‚ how do they help him? The people that help him during his adventure to find his parents are‚ the Clark family‚ Abner‚ and Matthew. They help him by giving him food‚ letting him rest‚ treating his injuries and giving him helpful information about the war that may help him find his parents. Do any of these people help Samuel survive and look for his parents? Or will

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    The Invention Of Baseball

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    things and is very interesting. There are many different ways that baseball could have been invented. Some people say that it was invented by Abner Doubleday and some say it evolved from other games‚ baseball is still evolving and is very different then when it was invented. Many people believe that a man named Abner Doubleday invented the game of Baseball. Abner Doubleday is widely viewed

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    Barn Burning 4

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    antagonist of the story is Sarti’s father Abner. Faulkner makes this a very interesting story to read because of the relationship between Sarti and his father. Sarti shows us in the story how scared he is of his father through what he says and his actions. The idea of Sarti ever standing up to him just doesn’t seem possible until Sarti goes through a dramatic life change and decides he is going to stand up to him. The story starts out in a justice courthouse with Abner on trial for burning down a barn

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    lucky stars for the invention of that life changing sport‚ by Abner Doubleday. Not only was he the creator of baseball‚ he also played a major role in the United States by freeing of slaves. (Kirsh 4) Abner Doubleday changed American Society forever‚ with the invention of America’s game‚ and his role in the Battle of Gettysburg. The world changed forever when the first game was played in 1839 in Cooperstown‚ New York. (Kirsh 7) Abner laid in a cow pasture with his good friend Elihu Phinney on

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    along with his New Deal. Throughout the film‚ there is a dichotomy exhibited through the members of the production and the financiers‚ namely Abner Dillon. He represents the side of competitive capitalism‚ while the actors stand for a community. The actors identify with each other because they are all in the same situation and each need the job to survive. Abner‚ on the other hand‚ has the money to throw around whimsically‚ for the difficulties facing the nation do not have the devastating effect on

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    Marxism in Barn Burning

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    completely dishonorable. Aspects like wealth and influence can be gained by means that are immoral and inhumane. This is the case with Sarty Snopes’ fascination with the wealth of Major deSpain. He cannot see through the huge house and vast estate to the barbarity by which it was obtained. "Hit’s as big as a courthouse he thought quietly" (377). Sarty Snopes’ feelings towards the deSpains are misplaced due to the deSpains barbaric nature. A poor human condition can pull out a darker nature. William

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    Throughout the story Abner ’s negative influences adversely affect the development of Sarty ’s character. Sarty is very observant of his father and is highly inclined to defending‚ helping and obeying Abner. However‚ as Abner continuously compromises the wellbeing of the family‚ and as Sarty begins to compare him to his father‚ he begins to see the faults in Abner ’s rational and finally decides that he must take action and stop his father ’s train of destruction‚ and as a result betraying his father

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