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    Hemingway’s modernist style of storytelling requires an impersonal narrator. The narrator describes the scene‚ and interjects small actions into the dialogue‚ but remains a facilitator for the reader to concentrate on the dialogue and the action of the story. The narrator in this story seems to tell the story as if it were a video clip‚ a nameless railway station somewhere between Barcelona and Madrid‚ ghostly white hills‚ a faceless waitress and an anonymous couple. The use of this narrator makes

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    Rubric: Narrative This rubric is intended to inform students of how the paper grade will be weighed between different elements of the paper. The rubric should also provide students with a general idea of what is considered A‚ B‚ C‚ D‚ and F quality work. While I refer to this rubric while grading‚ it is not intended to be a comprehensive overview of my grading system. Narrative elements Plot—Details and Organization (15) 14-15 The plot is structured and details are organized so that the

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    The authors style of writing is very appropriate for the specific topic and also causes a great deal of reactions from the audience. Some of the overall reaction was caused by the use of words that are usually not spoken in everyday society‚ such as "hell". His style also helps him achieve his purpose because it causes the audience to pay attention and be focused on the topic which is what the author was trying to accomplish. The author’s word choice and diction defined the style of the paper

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    1945. Dobbs himself was not there to experience this horrific event‚ but Emiko Okamoto was. The Scar is the story told by Emiko‚ and interpreted by Dobbs. Dobbs’s writing style is very descriptive and vivid‚ thus bringing the reader to this experience‚ enabling them to have some form of a concept as to what occurred. This style of writing is effective because it makes the reader think that Dobbs was there himself‚ making him seem more educated and informed on this topic. The narration of this story

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    her past. This mental imagery created by Woolf portrays her technique of exploring her characters’ memories in order to explain and reveal how they came to be who they are now. Woolf’s signature style in her writing also includes her use of ‘a stream of consciousness’ style in her narrative‚ through the use of an ‘interior

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    greater degree. The narrative format for laboratory reporting lets you tell the story of the lab by writing an essay. The narrative should incorporate all of the important elements of a traditional lab report but utilize a style that is continuous and flowing. This storytelling style answers the following questions: What was I looking for / What did I do? Describe the research question you were trying to answer or the prediction or hypothesis you were testing. How did I look for it / Why were

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    Jean Rhys (1894-1979) a West Indian writer. Discuss how Rhys’ style and thematic concerns in this passage are reflective of the period studied. The extract from Good Morning‚ Midnight‚ by Jean Rhys starts off with the entrance of "an old Englishwoman and her daughter"‚ told to the reader by the omniscient narrator written in first-person. This extract is written in a stream-of-consciousness as there is some attempt of presenting to the reader what is going on in the mind of the narrator

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    kids have their own style and linguistic speech. The passage uses imagery‚ descriptive language and diction to show the reader how this group acts and dresses. The language used here is very descriptive as the passage is full of adjectives. For instance‚ the authors describe the schools as “heterogeneous”‚ showing how the students are diverse based on their race. When they go on to describe the girls in the “Asian-American” group‚ many adjectives are used to illustrate their style of clothing. They

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    In The House on Mango Street‚ Sandra Cisneros the author‚ selected a unique structure and writing style for the text. The book is constructed from a variety of small stories also known as vignettes narrated by the main character Esperanza. This is definitely a different style from what we are accustomed to‚ yet it reminds me of poetry. It is easily readable and the simplicity of the text allows readers to focus on imagery. At the start of the novel‚ we meet a family living in the city of Chicago

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    Compare and Contrast Essay Langston Hughes What happens when you don’t hold on to a dream? Langston Hughes’ “Dreams” and “Dreams Deferred” discuss this issue. They are written with similar themes‚ but differ in writing styles. In the poem “Dreams” a direct approach is used. Hughes uses statements and metaphors to make his point. The authors statements tell us to hold on to our dreams. This is the focus of the poem. He uses metaphors to reiterate this thought‚ and expand the readers

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