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    century reader as many people have problems assimilating themselves into society. Like Holden‚ teens today also resist conforming to society’s norms as is also highlighted in The Stranger with the protagonist Meursault. Salinger chooses to narrate his novel so that the novel that depicts his protagonist‚ Holden’s‚ transition from adolescence to adulthood. In contrast‚ Camus writes his novel in order to record the events leading up to‚ and the last days before‚ the execution of his main character‚

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    On the short story “The Third and Final Continent” we can see that the author‚ narrator and protagonist‚ Jhumpa Lahiri‚ introduces a new character presented as Mrs. Croft. But to understand better why the author chooses to add this character to the story we should know which was the general situation at US in the moment the story occurred. In 1965‚ President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Immigration and Nationality Act into law‚ getting rid of several immigration quotas. This piece of legislation

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    have a main role in the story. That may give the reader a wrong impression: that Pinky will not have a main role in the story. However‚ as the story goes on‚ she is evolving into a larger and larger part of the story‚ interfering more with the protagonist‚ her brother Sampath‚ of the story and becoming a larger part of the story. ! 2nd paragraph: As she becomes an important part of Sampathʼs life‚ her personality is described in detail. The author uses this technique in order to understand her better

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    The protagonist in Jack London’s “To Build a Fire”‚ lacks his strength and ability to accomplish the mission‚ while the companion‚ the dog exhibits the instinct and wisdom that the man failed to display. A story begins with gloomy tone and setting because how London described the weather as‚ “Day had broken cold and gray‚ exceedingly cold and gray” (London‚ 124) London assured the readers that how cold it is throughout the story by using words‚ such as no sun‚ no hint of sun‚ gloom‚ gray‚ dark

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    English Literature

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    To him the two most important features of tragedy were plot and character. The plot should contain a change in fortune‚ preferably from good to bad‚ and should ideally hinge on a recognition or discovery. T The main character‚ the protagonist‚ should be a person in whom good and bad are mixed but in whom the good predominates. That definition is usually paraphrased as "a basically noble person with a tragic flaw‚" and that flaw‚ which Aristotle called "harmartia‚" I think

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    Two cars One Night

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    night‚ two cars. This short film is an indie film and its genre could fall under both drama and romance. It is more of a romantic near the end when the girl leaves and the audience can tell that Polly and Romeo have feelings for each other. The protagonists in this film would be the two brothers and Polly‚ more so Romeo and Polly. Ed is the only other major character. Polly and Romeo are round characters because in the beginning of the film they start off by insulting each other‚ but as the film played

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    Game” (pgs. 67-85) Published 1924 Commercial Fiction Richard Connell- (1893-1949) From NY‚ graduated from Harvard‚ served a year in France with US Army during WW1 Characters: Sanger Rainsford - A world-renowned big-game hunter and the story’s protagonist. Intelligent‚ experienced‚ and level-headed‚ Rainsford uses his wits and physical prowess to outwit General Zaroff. His understanding of civilization and the relationship between hunter and prey is radically transformed during his harrowing days

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    Shakespeare in Love

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    once perfectionist‚ turns from worried and dumb founded to well occupied in confidence. When in love he accomplishes more. He is even willing to risk all the actors lives in order for his play to continue. William Shakespeare is considered a protagonist‚ dynamic‚ and foil character. William is the main character‚ because of having the most detail. As a dynamic character he changes his attitude about the production of his play. William constantly talks on the topic of love throughout the story

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    The Story of an Hour

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    in her husband being dead. Mrs. Mallard is then overcome by joy and comes back downstairs. On her way downstairs‚ the front door opens and it is her husband. Mrs. Mallard then dies. Conflict: The conflict is described as Man v. Man. The protagonist‚ Mrs. Mallard is a woman who is married to a man that seems to work a lot and not spend so much time with her. It is assumed their relationship is not the best when Mrs. Mallard begins to realize the joy of him being dead. Theme: Mrs. Mallard

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    following the same course of events as his predecessor‚ Algernon. Intelligence‚ in this context‚ refers to one’s capability of learning. ‘Flowers for Algernon’ displays both the positive and negative effects technology can present by way of the protagonist‚ Charlie Gordon‚ shown with his mind‚ surgery‚ and his relationships. Although major fluctuation is present in the writing

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