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    famous and popular plays such as The Glass Menagerie‚ A Streetcar Named Desire (1947)‚ and Summer and Smoke (1948)‚ his one-acters seem to be considered markedly inferior to his later work. Both his characters – especially the female ones - and the plots of these early plays are not fully elaborated as can be said about his later plays‚ in which he perfects his females. Therefore‚ this early work is rightly neglected as mere exercises in creating characters and themes for his famous and much more elaborated

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    with each word" This is the turning point for this loving wife whom would never hurt her husband. Our first impression of the Landlady is similar to Mary. Roald Dahl iliminates our first impressions of the land lady‚ from a kind woman to a pyschopath through subtle twists and turns. Older women are known to be kind and caring. This is what we first notice in the Landlady. Mary Maloney changes drastically after hearing the horrible news that Patrick has given her. Her first reaction is definetly

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    the poet wanted to rent a house from the landlady originally. However‚ after he stated that he was African‚ the conversation turned to discuss the poet’s skin color swiftly and it lasted till the end of the conversation.. Repetition was used to emphasize on the issue of racial discrimination. ’Dark’ was repeated to show how much did the landlady care about the poet’s color‚ because ’dark’ usually connects with the dark skin color of African. The landlady was obviously discriminating other races.

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    beautiful. Her animals had not moved since I was last there‚ it was like they were stuck in the position they were in. As I walked downstairs‚ The Landlady was sitting up straight and perfect on her couch watching me head to toe as I looked around. She kept asking me if I wanted tea. That was one of the most unusual things that I encountered. I think The Landlady is guilty because‚ the grocery list‚ handwriting was identical to the guest book‚ the lack of visitors also the fact that all of her visitors

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    Africa‚ by David Diop David Mandessi Diop (19271960) was a revolutionary African poet born in France but with parents of West African descent. His poems highlighted problems of Africa brought about by colonialism and gave a message to Africans to bring about change and freedom. He was known for his involvement in the negritude movement in France‚ a movement started by Black writers and artists protesting against French colonialism and its effects of African culture and values. His views and feelings

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    productive life. Her most outstanding award would be the Canadian Governor General’s Award for poetry in 1966. Her work has been an inspiration to many and she will be recognized for many years to come. The three poems that I am going to discuss are: The Landlady‚ Rat Song and Song of the Worms. All three of these poems use strong imagery to show Margaret Atwood’s view of the way that women are treated. She uses several tones in her poems‚ the tone that she generally uses for these three poems are frustration

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    this story is Civil war. The message that the writer is trying to give through his writing is ‘‘anti war’’‚ the writer is giving the readers the impression that war is bad and it shouldn’t happen. The second story that I will focusing on is “The Landlady”. This story is written by Roald Dahl. This story is set in a place called Bath situated in England. The stories genre is suspense‚ for the reason that‚ throughout the story the reader keeps the secret hidden from the readers about what is going

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    searching for his love in a furnished room. He meets the owner of the furnished room that his love has rented recently. In the latter part of the story‚ the young man commits suicide in the same room where his love committed suicide‚ too. Moreover‚ the landlady tells to a friend that she knows the girl that the young man is looking for but she does not tell him because she is greatly taking care of her reputation and her business. She wants no one to know that someone committed suicide on her room because

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    In the well-known short stories The Landlady by Roald Dahl and Examination Day by Henry Sleaser two surprising events occur. In The Landlady the surprising event is that we find out the landlady is a murderer and in Examination Day a surprising event is when Dickie is killed by the government because he has a high intelligence quotient. One event that surprises the reader in the short story The Landlady is when the landlady is suspected of killing her previous guests and probably planning on killing

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    different to the humour in TC‚ which is a dialogue written in typographical form where different fonts represent the different participants. The landlady has her words capitalized suggesting a crass and unpleasant character‚ which contrasts with the reasoned voice of the poet‚ which is represented in conventional lower case. The contrast between landlady and the would-be tenant (between capitals and lower case) is used through out the poem to amplify the ridiculousness of racism and Soyinka’s humour

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