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    In Roald Dahl’s Matilda literacy plays an important role in the story line. The effect of literacy in children is obvious through the characters and the influences from parents‚ school and teachers in Matilda. This story teaches children why literacy is so important in the child’s life. The characters in Matilda are an important demonstration why literacy is important in a child’s life. Matilda’s parents do not find literacy as an important factor in a child’s life they rather focus on television

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    but the explorers were up for the challenge. Roald Amundsen‚ a Norwegian explorer‚ was the first person to reach the South Pole‚ and the first expedition leader to fly over the North Pole. Amundsen was a man with big dreams‚ and followed his motivation of wanting to risk his life to achieve his goals. However‚ along with his own‚ Amundsen put the lives of other explorers in danger‚ which prohibits him from holding the many qualities of a hero. Roald Amundsen is clearly not considered a hero because

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    four different short stories. Each of them included violence and death. I wasn’t expecting any of the violence at first‚ but after a couple of stories I saw the trend. Now I’ve chosen to write about the violence in “The Lamb to the Slaughter” by Roald Dahl. In this story there’s a pregnant wife and a husband. When the husband arrived at the home he didn’t seem too happy. He was being awfully quiet‚ and kind of ignored her. His wife asked him if he wanted any dinner‚ and he didn’t. He later told

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    Within the short story “Poison” by Roald Dahl‚ Harry Pope portrays the trait of being attention-seeking. Pope demonstrates numerous acts to support the fact that he desperately desires to be noticed by others. To begin‚ when Timber Wood’s enters the bungalow‚ Pope explains how he is lying down and a krait‚ a venomous snake from Asia‚ is laying on top of him covered by the sheet. During this‚ he exaggerates to “‘[not] touch the bed! For God’s sake‚ don’t touch the bed!’ He was still speaking like

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    Roald Dahl’s short story Poison weaves an intricate web of emotions‚ including anger‚ fear and embarrassment. Its title certainly embodies more than simply the snake’s venom‚ though it may seem that way on the surface. The lesson of the story may seem trivial‚ such as “be mindful of your surroundings” or “be thankful of those helping”. But the true moral of the story lies in the parched and barren desert of racism‚ and the effect of the British colonization on the people of India. Racism is not

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    short stories and film adaptations are sometimes known for their differences and adjusted storylines. Such is the case with Alfred Hitchcock’s film adaptation of “Lamb to Slaughter” and Roald Dahl’s story version. When analyzing the two‚ Alfred Hitchcock’s adaptation of “Lamb To Slaughter” is better than Roald Dahl’s story version. Hitchcock’s version provides the viewer deeper details about the characters and the plot. Whereas Dahl’s version takes on what appears to be somewhat of a progressively

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    Roald Dahl claims‚ through his quote‚ a writers’s ability to have complete freedom‚ heavily outweighs his downfalls. This can be received from the quote‚ through the recognition of his sarcastic tone‚ when describing a writer as a fool. By doing this‚ he emphasizes that a writer may appear to be a fool to the average person‚ but he is actually very content with himself‚ which is all that really matters. Also his quote is created in a climactic form‚ in which all the elaborately worded negatives lead

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    Gary Dahl is an advertising agency owner‚ entrepreneur and the creator of the Pet Rock. Dahl was sitting in a bar listening to friends complain about their pets. He got the idea of creating “the perfect pet”. A rock would not need to be fed‚ bathed‚ walked‚ groomed and would not die‚ become sick‚ or be fractious. This led to the idea of selling rocks to people as pets‚ complete with instructions. The instruction book was the real product‚ which was full of gags and puns. The 1975 passion only lasted

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    Hollywood is Calling I have been a huge fan of Roald Dahl’s works since I could read‚ but I had never read James and the Giant Peach until this paper. I knew I would probably love it‚ but I never quite found the time or the effort needed to search out and read this book. I sat down and read it all in one sitting‚ delighting in Dahl’s descriptions of the world that James and his insect friends interact in. I quickly realized how difficult it would be to decide upon a medium to display a film based

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    8 September 1911 The journey started. Eight men and sledges which were pulled by 86 dogs. 31 miles were covered in the next 3 days. 11 September Woke up to find temperatures nearing –70F 12 September Conditions worsened as the fluid in their compasses froze solid. Decided to make a run for the depot‚ unloard their sledges and race back to Framheim.. 14 September Thursday Weather cooperated. Arrived at depot. 15 September Evening‚ Hanssen and Stubberud discovered their heels were

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