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    final. Book critics usually prefer novels which cleverly encompass all aspects of literature. This includes plot and style‚ but also an array of other aspects. However‚ if one were to prioritize‚ would style and language trump plot? It all depends on themes. For example‚ Emile Zola‚ while writing Therese Raquin which focuses on human behavior in a psychological novel‚ might put emphasis on plot to get his point across. But if his language is faulty‚ his style ambiguous; then will the reader truly understand

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    different ways of expressing themselves by the stories they write. It is the setting‚ the characters‚ and the conflicts that keep the reader’s interest. Many readers are only interested in certain types of literature or certain authors. This study is based on an analysis of one poem‚ and two short stories‚ “A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner‚ “A Story of an Hour” by Kate Chopin‚ and “To My Dear and Loving Husband” by Anne Bradstreet. Both the short stories and poem show some similarities and differences

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    the short story “A Sorrowful Woman” by Gail Godwin‚ she shows us how some women don’t always want the role of a mother and wife‚ some just want to be free. Godwin showed us this with a quote‚ “She tried these personalities on like costumes‚ then discarded them” (42). It also shows us that she doesn’t know her true identity so she tried out different personalities and none of them worked. Godwin started the story off with an epigraph that said “once upon a time” making it seem like the story was going

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    believe‚ I still have faith. However‚ is it so bad to be religious in the 21st century? Almost every other movie or TV series I watch keeps pushing atheism on me. The most recent being a movie called “Paul” about a cool alien that meets with these two nerds‚ and they make fun of the silly little christen girl until she converts‚ the end. Do the smart‚ educated‚ and scientific people seriously “believe” in evolution‚ even though none have been documented in recent history? That the human race came

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    This story takes place in an unnamed coastal city in India during 1975-1984. This novel is told in third person and is about a chain of circumstances that tosses four very different people together into one small apartment. A college student‚ Maneck Kohlah‚ rents a room in the apartment of Dina Dalal‚ a widowed seamstress in her forties. Dina also has two additional boarders; Ishvar Darji and his nephew Omprakash; tailors fleeing low-caste origins. They do not get along but as a series of unfortunate

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    Woman Hollering Creek “Woman Hollering Creek” is the title story of a book of short stories written by Sandra Cisneros in 1991. Each story in the book deals with women’s dreams‚ aspiration‚ disappointment and realities. Some stories deal with these issues when the women are young girls‚ some when they are adolescent and some as adults. The main character in “Woman Hollering Creek” is a young bride that quickly learns that what she has seen on TV and read in magazines is not the reality of her

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    repression. Guy de Maupassant and Kate Chopin clearly express definitive examples of female repression in their stories‚ The Necklace and The Story of an Hour. During this time period‚ women’s role in society was that of a submissive‚ powerless position. They often relied solely on their husband for direction‚ allowing the husband to make decisions and take lead no matter what. In the story of The Necklace‚ Maupassant illustrates these submissive‚ almost fearful thoughts of women. “She reflected several

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    Plot Segmentation The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari Robert Weine 1919 1hr 12 min 1) Title and Credits 2) Insane Asylum a) Old Man talks about spirits b) Jane Olsen walks by c) Francis begins to tell the Old Man about his experience 3) Holstenwall a) Caligari walks into city b) Alan is introduced to Francis c) Alan handed flyer about fair in Holstenwall d) Alan and Francis decide to attend the fair 4) Town Clerk’s Office a) Caligari looks to get a permit for his exhibit b)

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    LALALALALALLALALALLALA Story-story” is a circle game for all ages. The group of performers sit and a moderator (us) stands in the middle and provides a setting for the story. Then we point to a person in the circle and they begin telling a story (says 2 sentences). After the first storyteller has described the beginning of the story‚ the moderator points to another person‚ the story continues on; the new person picks up from the last word and tries to continue the narrative. Every performer should

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    “And God said‚ ‘love thy neighbor‚ because the two of you are more alike than you think.’” Nowadays in society‚ people tend to place labels not only on themselves but on others‚ in order to build walls to separate and divide all of humanity into classes. Sometimes these walls can grow taller than the one that Trump wants to build‚ but there are some things that‚ no matter who you are‚ can allow for there to be similarities among those classes. Shackling bonds present in both film and literature can

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