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    Addiction: Long Days Journey Into Night "Long Days Journey into Night" is a play written by Eugene O ’neill. The story is about one day in the life of the Tyrones‚ a dysfunctional family who are all addicted to something in their own way. Each of their addictions feeds another member of the familys addiction. Mary Tyrone makes the transition from normal to addicted most clearly through the play. In Act I‚ her hands shake‚ and she is very nervous. When she appears in Act II "one notices no change

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    John M. Murry describes Twelfth Night as having a ’silvery undertone of sadness’ - this view is held by other critics alike. Kiernan Ryan states how "the spectre of death haunts the romantic protagonists’ lives and loves from the start." This can be seen right from the beginning of the play with Orsino’s speech. He describes love as a kind of illness which is ’killing’ him in a sense; "The appetite may sicken and so die." This in itself gives the play a melancholy atmosphere right from the start

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    Short Essay: Friday Night Lights Friday Night Lights‚ written by H.G. Bissinger‚ is a true story about a high school football team in the football crazed West Texas town of Odessa. Bissinger‚ a journalist from Philadelphia‚ spent a year living in Odessa following this team around finding out for himself why there is such an obsession for the football team in this town. The book has been quite successful and with that has drawn controversy from some people apart of this book‚ and the town of Odessa

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    Rhetorical Analysis: East Versus West In Friday Night Lights‚ H.G. Bissinger uses flashbacks in “East Versus West” to develop the change that Odessa has gone through. Bissinger describes how the Panthers have beaten the Bronchos twenty three years in a row. Then Bissinger makes a flashback to 1946‚ “If you wanted to see real football mania‚ if you wanted to see a group of people who cared about a team and loved them as if they were their own children‚ go back to 1946 season when almost half the

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    In Mark Haddon’s the curious case of the dog in the night time‚ the author uses his knowledge of Asperger’s syndrome to truly immerse the reader in the story. This provides a deep understanding that nearly allows the reader to see the book in first person‚ and allows them to truly understand‚ relate to‚ and empathize with the main character. The sense of depth gives the book’s dramatic events true meaning‚ and makes them impactful to the reader rather than being yet another novel attempting to use

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    bonds‚ relationships‚ and a new community between people from various different backgrounds . Today‚ like City Road‚ most social activity in Old Compton Street revolves around the production‚ consumption and disposal of food (‘The Street’ 2009‚ scene 1 ). Many original nineteen century´s shops have disappeared and been restored to cater for the needs of a new community and a new way of life. Most outlets in Old Compton Street have had several owners that have constantly redefined their businesses

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    The book "Friday Night Lights"‚ is a book about a team of high school football players; all with different characters‚ personalities‚ and situations. The town of Odessa‚ in Texas is where the story begins and takes place in. To some of the players‚ football is just a game and for others‚ it is much more. To portray the mood and feeling that there is more than what meets the eye‚ Bissinger uses various rhetorical strategies throughout writing the book; however the strategies that are more often seen

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    There are many aspects of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (The Curious Incident…) which makes any reader of the novel appreciate it. The insight into a person’s mind who is living with Asperger’s Syndrome‚ the way author Mark Haddon writes‚ and the all the images that accompany the text‚ contribute most to my appreciation. It is hard for someone who isn’t living with Asperger’s Syndrome to think the way an Asperger’s suffer does. In the “The Curious Incident…” Mark Haddon gives

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    The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time Task: Examine the techniques used by Mark Haddon to add to our understanding of the problems facing the central character‚ Christopher‚ due to Asperger’s Syndrome. The novel “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time” by Mark Haddon is a very unique novel. It is unique in many ways as it’s written through the eyes of someone with Aspegers Syndrome and this condition is explored throughout the novel. The novel is about a fifteen year old

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    The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Christopher’s idiosyncrasies in the text are- not eating food after it has touched other food‚ ‘if his senses become overloaded or his brain is confused’ he will curl up in a ball and groan and perhaps for hours at a time‚ he prefers red‚ hates brown and yellow‚ he uses consecutive colours of cars to determine if it were to be a good day or a bad day. When I discussed my idiosyncrasies with my mum she stated- Every live stock truck that drives

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