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    The Paperhanger

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    dark tale of the disappearance of a child‚ the resultant disintegration first of her parents’ marriage and then of their lives‚ and of a shocking miracle engineered by the paperhanger‚ a strange dispassionate man. The story is told by an omniscient narrator who unfolds his yarn with consummate skill and a portentousness that vacillates between grim‚ almost biblical‚ wisdom and brutal irony. The narrative opens with the assertion that the vanishing of the child “was an event so cataclysmic that it

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    the story opens with an examination of the yard‚ “I will wait for her in the yard that Maggie and I made so clean and wavy yesterday afternoon. A yard like this is more comfortable than most people know (1360)”. This description suggests that the narrator is proud and takes pride in nature and in her surroundings. Mama and her younger daughter‚ Maggie‚ await the arrival of the elder daughter‚ Dee‚ who left home for college and has returned for a visit. Mama describes Maggie as a “lame animal‚ perhaps

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    care; a sort of hereditary obligation” Here she is talking about Emily as if she has seen her most of her life and knows a lot about her character. The narrator describes what other people think of her in the community. She knows that people have sympathy for Emily and says: “That was when people had begun to feel really sorry for her.” The narrator seems to know how everyone sympathizes with Emily because of “insanity in the family.” She speaks in the manner of a “nosy neighbor” type. “it got about

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    constitutes the major element of the plot. The narrator is the main character: the swipe‚ he is completely involved in the actions that take place throughout the story‚ what permits the existence of a complete understanding of the events by the narrator. I ’m a Fool is told in a first-person point of view. This allows the author to keep and increase the interest of the readers towards the plot; it is narrative means that makes possible the interaction between narrator and reader. However‚ in some cases the

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    How is the story told in Jessie Cameron‚ by Cristina Rossetti? Told by a third person narrator‚ the poem begins in media res with dialogue from the persistent ‘neighbour’s son’‚ admirer of Jessie Cameron‚ repeating the titular character’s name with desire. This young lady who Rossetti creates as self-confident and stubborn is formed as a woman in her own right who is defiant enough to refuse the hand of a bachelor‚ multiple times. Subsequently‚ the setting of the beach becomes clearer‚ as the

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    “illumination.” As a result‚ a pattern of basic contradictions and abnormal attitudes emerges which gives structure to the story and forecasts its conclusion. The key to recognizing this deeper‚ ironic level is to carefully distinguish between the story’s narrator‚ author‚ and unreliable protagonist. Seyersted’s early biography of Chopin describes the story neutrally as “an extreme example of the theme of self-assertion.”2 More recent interpretation has largely followed a strong‚ and at times an extreme

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    was only thirteen or fourteen years old. Cholly himself deserts his family‚ not physically but he is always in a drunken state and doesn’t provide the family with the barest necessities. Cholly dies alone in a warehouse. Claudia MacTeer is the main narrator in the story. She is about nine years old when they story takes place‚ she is remembering the story. Claudia is black and doesn’t see anything wrong with that. She isn’t like the other girls who think it would be better if she was white‚ she doesn’t

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    The company cage Horace with all the money of the company inside. Even though most of the cashier is observed as a crabbed man handing out money and saving little for personal use‚ “he is not of that ilk” is the way narrator describes Horace. The first irony happens when the narrator tells the reader that “When the door of the cage clanged shut in the morning he (Horace Nimms) felt soothed‚ at home”. This is ironic to think what this man feels while we are

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    across an enchanting girl‚ Masha and soon becomes involved with Masha’s world‚ psychologically. This thesis tries to analyze the tension of the conflict between the corrupted native and the naïve foreigner‚ and the sophisticated disposition of the narrator and the other innocent part. And thorough analyzing the tension reflected from other characters‚ the reason for Nick’s tragedy is revealed.. Key words: tragedy‚ tension‚ sophisticated‚ innocent‚ personality‚ A.D. Miller was born in

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    create a separate narrator to make our writing more interesting. We simply write our thoughts and opinions to convey our ideas.  But Jeffery Eugenides writing the Virgin Suicides brought out a separate part of himself to narrate for him. An entirely fabricated group to speak the story of the girls. This helped both the writer and the reader in their reality separation.  We read it and feel totally immersed in the fiction of the novel. Throughout it we can relate to this group of narrators in their description

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