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    The folk artist I would like to discuss is Clementine Hunter. She was born in 1886 on a cotton plantation in Cloutierville‚ Louisiana. Life on the plantation was hard on both the mind and body. Clementine didn’t like school so she stopped going at an early age. She didn’t have any educational background except life on the plantation. At the age of fifty-four‚ she was promoted from the fields to the house. The assistant of the house noticed her creativity right away through her chores of making

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    Hunters in the snow has strong literary depth in relation to human nature and weather. All of the characters contrast one another. For example‚ during the first scene it is evident that Tub is not “in” with Kenny and Frank. This displays bullying and a sense of social darwinism. Tub is overweight and cannot seem to keep up with the other two men‚ so they single him out as different. When they are walking back to the car Tub was having difficulty because “the edge of the crust bruised his shins” (page

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    In the short story “Hunters in the Snow” Wolff uses the snow and cold atmosphere as a symbol of impact on the characters to create a theme of crisis‚ conveying the uncertainties and intricacy of human interaction and personal struggle. The weather itself plays a crucial role in defining the theme for this story. Winter is the symbol of death‚ hibernation‚ or depression. The snow also adds to the cold weather as a symbol of a blanket that obscures‚ and covers the secrets of loneliness‚ emptiness‚

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    Character Analysis Hunters In The Snow – Tub Tub from the short story Hunters In The Snow is physically how his name makes him sound. He is short and fat. In the story‚ Kenny describes his appearance as looking like “A beach ball with a hat on”. That statement shows that he is short and round‚ and not just allover huge. The beginning of the story also tells how he is overweight by telling about multiple sandwiches and cookies that he kept hidden in his pockets for the hunting trip‚ showing that

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    Hunters in the Snow” is written in the third person objective point of view. This short story describes Kenny‚ Tub‚ and Frank’s disastrous hunting trip. The point of view of this story is third person objective. This point of view is usually reserved for nonfiction‚ but it can be found in fiction too. Third person involves a point of view where the narrator is not one of the characters. You can tell this because third person pronouns and names are used to tell the story. Third person pronouns

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    Self Destructed by Evan Jacobs is about high school love going down hill. Ashley Walters and Michael Ellis both attend the same school‚ Willmore High School. The first day of school Ashley bumped into Michael‚ and he fell in love at first sight. The author‚ Evan Jacobs‚ makes you think that this book is going to be about high school love from the beginning of the first chapter. The cover of the book start to make more sense as you read farther into the book. The way the author wrote their feelings

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    A college student‚ Nicki Hunter was asleep in her bed on a Thursday night. The most of her evening was studying for an accounting exam. She was a straight-A student ‚ who flourished in all of her academic studies. Both of Nicki’s parents were professors for NC A&T State University‚ while her mother was also the accounting professor. As a child‚ Nicki would have dreams about the consequences of not following her mother’s directions. Seldom‚ were the dreams outlandish‚ but tonight’s dream proved

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    The theme of Where the Sidewalk Ends is another world kind of like ours but with a bit of magic or with a bit of more strangeness to it. I know this since all of the poems are kind of out of this world wakey‚ strange‚ or a bit of magic in some of the poems. The setting of the book is in a different world with a bit of magic‚ is wakey‚ and is strange. There are poems all about these things in the book. There are some conflicts in the poems. For example‚ in one‚ a boy is selling his sister and she

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    Chris Evans was born in San Fierro in 1995. He didnt go to a kindergarten or a school‚ he helped his father with "Small jobs" To pay the debt for mafia. When Jason was around 15‚ his father was killed by an mafia‚ Jason was told to pay his father’s debt‚ or his mother will be dead. Jason started doing "Dirty jobs" to pay the debt. When Jason’s mother told Jason about his cousin in Los Santos‚ he decided to give it a shot and try to find him. A year later‚ he finally met his cousin. With his help

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    “Where the Sidewalk Ends” One famous poem most people have heard is‚ “Where the Sidewalk Ends.” This poem written by Shel Silverstein‚ is so common people may not even see the significance to the poem anymore. The meaning of the poem is to follow the children because once you learn where the sidewalk does come to an end then the reader will be able to see the fun and carefree life a child lives. This poem connects too many readers near and far‚ because somewhere deep within them they are looking

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