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    ill- informed opinions. In the opening scenes of looking for Alabrandi‚ the protagonist makes many assumptions about herself and her family in particular. Josie perceives her family as out dated and oppressive and assumes herself as someone who can control her own destiny‚ and those of the people around her. This perspective is illuminated in the opening scenes as Woods establishes voice over to illustrate the protagonists disconnection with both her family and ethnic background when she narrates

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    Most stories‚ whether it be plays‚ novels‚ movies‚ etc. tend to have a similar list of characters: a protagonist‚ the dynamic “good guy” who is focused upon‚ several other static “good” characters‚ and the antagonist‚ the enemy to the protagonist‚ whether they are good or bad is debatable. In Shakespeare however‚ the characters are never that simple‚ major characters often possess multiple traits and minor characters have distinct and static roles that all piece together to form a story that is rich

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    burst. And now the anxiety seized me…the old man’s hour had come! (2). These are very similar scenarios in two different stories; in both the story and the play the protagonists both have a goal and this is like a final string for them‚ they both imagine these items/senses but yet these made up objects had such a big impact on the protagonist to make them actually commit it. These both revolve around the idea of murder overcoming all senses. Secondly‚ in the play Macbeth gains confidence through the pervasion

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    people wanting more and to continue reading it. As well as leaving a bit of a mystery. Although mystery and suspense is different in suspenseful story the protagonist gradually becomes aware of the dangers‚ which the readers already know. Meanwhile in a mystery‚ a major event such as a murder or robbery happens at first and then the protagonist solves it‚ and a major event occurs at the end‚ and various events unfold prior to that event. Harvey begins with a date‚ making readers feel as if it’s

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    In the stories‚ “the yellow wallpaper” and “the Secret Life of Walter Mitty” they have Protagonists that both use their imaginative power to escape reality. The difference between the two is that one of them could come back to reality while the other slowly lost her mind. Both protagonists have similar reasons for trying to escape reality and for both it mainly involves their domestic lives and spouse. Both characters are constantly being told what‚ and how to do things by those close to them‚ leaving

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    narrative to reveal the progression of alienation through personal thoughts and the TV people‚ as they are a symbol of new technology in the lives of Japanese people and in the life of the protagonist. At the beginning of the short story the readers straight off get a look into the inevitable alienation that the protagonists feels. When the main character comes home‚ his wife is “is go[ing] out with the girls” (198)‚ he is being left alone for dinner and thats when the TV people arrive which commences his

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    learn your children are not easy‚ whilst living in a country so different from your own. This is the problem depicted in Jean Kwok’s short story “Where the Gods Fly”. The short story is told by a first person narrator‚ the mother‚ who is also the protagonist. Because the story is only seen through her eyes‚ it can be somewhat biased. The memories and understanding of the new culture is only seen from her point of view‚ which makes it hard to respond to the conflict. The mother arrived in America with

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    challenged with major obstacles that come to change his opinion of nature and its doubtful peacefulness. By employing techniques such as selection of detail‚ religious symbolism and sublime imagery‚ McCarthy paints the tragedy which has impacted the protagonist by infusing his journey with the presence of biblical elements as well as incorporating his longing for repentance and mourning. With the aid of such techniques‚ McCarthy identifies the protagonist’s underlying gratitude and respect for powerful

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    especially adept at making sure that we keep track of these events. This is an adaptive mechanism important for survival.” This quote by David Perlmutter‚ describes how the protagonist in “To Build a Fire” by Jack London did not follow three principles that would have saved his life. The three principles that the protagonist could have utilized from the story‚ “Deep Survival‚” by Laurence Gonzales‚ in his situation that he encountered were: stay calm‚ think‚ analyze‚ and plan‚ and never give up.

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    chosen the last three pages of Chapter 24 where Holden Caulfield‚ the protagonist‚ is spending the night sleeping on his previous teacher’s couch. The Huckleberry Finn extract I have chosen occurs in the beginning of Chapter 4. Huckleberry Finn has been kidnapped by his father and is now trapped in a cabin in the middle of the woods. Both the “Catcher in the Rye” extract and the “Huckleberry Finn” extract consist of the protagonists attempting to escape from a character that is perceived by society

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