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    The poem “Between Angels” by Stephen Dunn immediately displays the speaker’s complex disconnection to his life‚ using a repetition of “Between Angels” in the title and first two lines. The phrase‚ “Between Angels‚ on this earth‚ absurdly between angels‚” (Lines 1-2) emphasizes the speaker’s detachment from his perceived “angels” and showcases his lack of understanding of living on earth with the choice of the word “absurdly.” Notably‚ he uses the word “angels” numerous times to describe other living

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    creating a vocabulary which fits in with Holden’s maturity. In addition‚ both Salinger utilized motifs‚ such as deceit and loneliness‚ fueling the theme of living in a phony world. Abundantly present throughout The Catcher in the Rye is the use of symbolism by Salinger. Many symbols were used within the novel‚ for instance‚ the natural history museum.“The best thing‚ though‚ in that museum was that everything always stayed right where is was. Nobody’d move... The only

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    Liu’s short story “Paper Menagerie” Jack‚ a naive Asian-American adolescent‚ lives alongside his family in America. Unlike Jack’s father‚ his Chinese mother was a significant figure throughout his childhood. She was his shoulder to cry on‚ someone who could lift him up when he was down. That was until he conformed to the matrix of society and they grew distant from each other. Caught up in his own self-righteousness‚ Jack’s mother passes away rendering him sorrowful. Liu utilizes symbolism and foreshadowing

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    "The Story of an Hour" by Kate Chopin In "The Story of an Hour" by Kate Chopin‚ the author tells a short story of harsh irony and a wife’s realization of a new life after her husband’s death. Chopin introduces the main character‚ Louise Mallard‚ as a married woman with a weak heart and a marriage that is complicated and restrictive. In the beginning of the story Louise hears the news of her husband’s death in a train accident. She is distraught and filled with grief‚ so she goes up to her room where

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    According to Biography.com‚ “Stephen King is a ‘New York Times’-bestselling novelist who made his name in the horror and fantasy genres with books like ‘Carrie‚’ ‘The Shining‚’ and ‘IT.’” From the time Stephen was born‚ he has stood out as a miracle‚ not only to his family but to the fans of literature worldwide. Stephen King’s life may seem luxurious because he can satisfy all of his family’s dreams‚ but it was an extensive‚ troubling road that brought him to his current destination. Although his

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    determinism". (Brucker). The conflict in the stories was a fight for survival. In other words‚ It’s like saying survival of the

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    TOURISM TRAVEL BOOK REVIEW TRAVEL ETCETERA THE WORLD ON ANOTHER PLANE STEPHEN SCOURFIELD Travel Etcetera: The World on Another Plane. By Stephen Scourfield. First published in Australia 2005. St George Books‚ Newspaper House‚ 50 Hasler Road‚ Osborne Park‚ Western Australia 6017. ISBN 0-86778-07101. 182 Pages. $19.95 (Paperback). [i]Stephen Scourfield is a professional full-time Western Australian writer and photographer since 1977. [ii]Scourfield’s

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    Lord of the Flies Symbolism Essay our society and its significance to us. Sir Golding‚ the author of this novel had many motives society to savage murders‚ referring to World War one and two. He has described practices in society or other related aspects of life are Simon’s character‚ the fire and Piggy’s glasses. situation and says “ Simon found for them the fruit they could not reach‚ pulled off the choicest from up in the foliage‚ passed them back down to the endless‚ outstretched

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    In order to unfold the theme of anyone being able to suffer from the emotional pain of loneliness Steinbeck’s uses the technique of symbolism to create a symbolic meaning to attribute to the ideas and qualities of a person‚ place‚ or object. Although present in all characters to some extent‚ the message of loneliness is especially present in Candy. Candy is an old ranch worker “swamper”

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    from civilization and order to violence and savagery. The innocence of the young boys were taken over by their inner savagery‚ emphasizing the fact that every man is capable of brutality and evil. In the close analysis of the novel‚ Golding uses symbolism of the island as the Garden of Eden‚ Ralph and Jack as Cain and Abel‚ and Simon as the Christ to present the novel as a religious allegory‚ which suggest that innocents and purity will eventually be corrupted by the sin and inner savagery

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