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    True Grit and Grits Worth

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    1. True Grit is clearly set in a place with no boundaries. Mattie‚ Roster and Chaney all have at least one thing in common‚ a need for no set place or time. In this story there aren’t many rules or regulations‚ or not many followed rules or regulations at least. You see‚ there is a difference between dong what’s right or just and doing what you are supposed to. What’s right is always a good thing but usually gets you into trouble. However‚ doing what you are supposed to may save you from trouble

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    March 7‚ 2015 English Composition 2 Casey Baker Paper 4 Analysis of Charles Portis’s novel “True Grit” Some people would argue that in the novel True Grit the main character‚ Mattie Ross‚ is selfish and naïve. I think that Mattie is brave‚ intelligent‚ and focused on her goals. I think that Mattie was very brave; she took on and witnessed many things that would be foreign to all other fourteen-year-old girls. She says “perhaps you can imagine how painful it was for us to go directly from that

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    Who has True Grit

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    The classic western novel narrated by Mattie Ross is truly a “Gritty” read. There is plenty of detailed content associated with the characters in the novel that describes the basis of the novels title. “True Girt”‚ by far is the best suited title for the novel. An in depth analysis of the novel takes a person to deep and dark places within the “Cowboys and Indians” times in the later 19th century. The setting and time in the text just goes to show that in that day and age “True Grit” was more less

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    goats if they are let alone‚” (Portis 89). This is my favorite passage because of how descriptive it is on Rooster’s character. The tone of this passage is formal‚ but also somewhat comical. Mattie is quite surprised how Rooster has slept in till 10 am‚ but for Rooster‚ waking up this late is normal. When Mattie compares Rooster’s bunk hanging to a hammock‚ it portrays that Rooster is very heavy. I like this passage because it does such a good job on describing the way Rooster is and how he acts. It

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    Fever 1793

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    between the characters‚ and the author’s style. The action in this book is very suspenseful. For example‚ in one chapter the main character is alone in her deserted coffee shop‚ while her grandfather is asleep upstairs. Two adult thieves came in and Mattie hid. They looked around and shoved many of her special family heirlooms and other items into their big sacks. During this‚ one thieve almost cuts her with her grandfather’s sword from the war. She comes out of hiding and runs. They catch her and tie

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    TRUE GRIT

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    In the movie True Grit when the little girl suggests that she should go with the old man before he leaves. Even though the old man doesn’t want her Mattie to go he agrees to take her in the morning. As we all predicted he did not wake her up the next morning leaving her to sleep and began his journey by himself. Just as any other movie would go‚ Mattie wakes up and instantly states she is going to go no matter what. This is an example of generic situation in most films because this happens in a lot

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    Symbolism In Fever 1793

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    Fever 1793 is a story of great tragedy and triumph. Philadelphia didn’t know what hit them when the Yellow Fever arrived. The story is circled around a girl’s‚ Mattie Cook’s‚ struggle for survival. Throughout the story she witnesses awful tragedies‚ her grandfather’s death‚ and she has to make tough choices‚ like burying her grandfather. Mattie also triumphs when she tries to gather enough food and resources for herself and her grandfather. She narrates the story and she ends it with three words: “Day

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    Laurie Halse Anderson’s historical fiction novel‚ Fever 1793‚ takes place in Philadelphia‚ Pennsylvania. Mattie is the main character of the book. In the beginning of the book‚ she only thinks about herself and not about others. In the middle of the book‚ something tragic happens‚ and she has to learn to cope and mature throughout the rest of the book. By using descriptive words‚ and repetition‚ the author creates a lesson that when people mature‚ they learn to appreciate what they have‚ rather

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    True Grit Film Analysis

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    high one in order to demonstrate that Mattie is not that weak as she might appear to be in her situation. In this scene‚ Chaney says to the girl that he do not regret that he shot her father. In the shot‚ the girl is scared and angry‚ and looks at Chaney up; however‚ she does not show her fear to her enemy. As usual‚ the filmmakers use high camera angle when showing victims and hostages; however‚ the Cohen brothers use a neutral one in order to show that Mattie is different from ordinary victims. The

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    Cold Sassy

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    that begins with the passing of Mattie Lou and ends with the passing of Rucker Blakeslee. While the book focuses on mainly on religion and the restrictions of the town Cold Sassy‚ the Grim Reaper seems to be floating around every corner. Cold Sassy Tree by Olive Ann Burns. is a book that revolves around death‚ and the main character Will Tweedy seems to know just how to handle himself from the very start. Will Tweedy is fourteen years old when his grandmother‚ Mattie Lou Toy Blakeslee‚ dies three

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