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    THE MAN IN THE WELL Jessica Evans March 11 Evaluating fiction Evaluate the characters: How interested or invested am I in the characters- I was drawn into this group of children and their choices not to help the man in the well. I like how the story progressed and the curiosity of whether they would help him out or not. The man in the well was rather mysterious and wouldn’t give into the children s questions and that drew me in to wanting more information about the man. What details

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    ready for the power and responsibility that adults have. In the story “Conversion Of The Jews” the author Philip Roth uses characterization to explain how Ozzie Freedman and Rahbi Binder cooperate inside of the temple classroom as Ozzie pushes for his ideas to be heard. In the middle of the story‚ Ross uses conflict to show the differences and arguments between the Rahbi and Ozzie. Philip Roth incorporates symbolism towards the end of the story as he points out the

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    The book Paper Towns is about main character and protagonist‚ Quentin Jacobsen trying to find his neighbor and secret crush Margo Roth Spiegelman after she didn’t go to school‚ by following clues that she left and going multiple paper towns on the map. The book starts off by introducing the main character and narrator Quentin “Q” Jacobsen and his neighbor Margo Roth Spiegelman. The two used to be good friends until one night they witnessed a crime scene and Margo seemed very interested and Q didn’t

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    The Irish Republican Army or IRA is Northern Ireland’s most notorious terrorist organization. Like many other groups‚ the IRA is a militant nationalist group with Marxist tendencies. They use violent attacks such as bombings‚ assassinations‚ kidnappings‚ extortion‚ and robberies that they used .to send their message. The ultimate goal of the IRA is to use militant behavior to make British rule in Northern Ireland obsolete‚ thus letting Northern Ireland become an independent republic‚ instead of two

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    Furthermore‚ Ira C. Herbert’s letter establishes a serious mood. For example‚ he justifies that‚ “... We are writing to ask you to stop using this theme or slogan in connection with the book” which is informing that the The Grove Press must stop using “their” slogan(6-7). Herbert implants a serious mood in the reader when he decides to not use any positive words and just gets to the main point of his letter. Another example would be him claiming that in 1952‚ Coca-Cola used “There’s this about Coke-You

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    Conversion of the Jews by Philip Roth In the “Conversion of the Jews” Philip Roth shows how the main character Ozzie believes in his religion. During the story it shows how Ozzie is a truth-speaker and does not deal with factual inconsistencies when it comes to his religion. Also while reading this story one can tell how passionate Ozzie is about Judaism and how he deeply respects the beliefs and rituals of his religion. Another part of Ozzie that is shown is that he has a lot of respect for his

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    loyalty‚ rather than exploiting‚ as Roth had done previously. The Defender of the Faith explores Sergeant Nathan Marx’s confrontations and dealings with a new trainee‚ Sheldon Grossbart‚ who believes his Jewish connection with Marx will enable him to special privileges and treatment during his time in training. Philip Milton Roth was born March 19‚ 1933 in Newark‚ New Jersey. Roth attended Bucknell University‚ earning a degree in English. After Bucknell‚ Roth pursued graduate studies at the University

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    contemporary series such as Harry Potter and The Hunger Games to classic novels such as The Catcher in the Rye topping YA book sales‚ reading tales about adolescent journeys of self-discovery have never more been appealing. In the novel Divergent by Veronica Roth‚ one teen by the name of Tris‚ leaves the world that she has always known and ventures down a difficult path that leads to new understanding of both herself and the world in which she lives. In Plato’s Republic “Book VII”‚ the allegory of the cave

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    Irish Republican Army (IRA) from its inception in early twentieth century Ireland to its supposed ending of its campaign on the 2005 was one of the most feared paramilitary organisations known to the world of terrorism. The IRA would gain the contemption and respect of its deadly foe‚ the British Army who respected the fact they were fighting an intelligent terrorist organisation capable of waging a ruthless and effective military campagin. When one is studying the IRA some interesting observations

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    Philip Roth is a an American author known for writing humorous works about the Jewish traditions and lifestyle. He believed that life and future generations were influenced by political events. In the novel The Plot Against America‚ Philip Roth presents the idea that World War II and the Holocaust had negative events not only on the current generation‚ but the future generation. Roth confers the theme that World War II produces the characteristics of fear and confusion in the future generations.

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