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    There are various stories that go along with the name La Llorona‚ the weeping woman. Generally‚ all of them tell the story of a woman who killed her children and threw them in a river‚ then walked the riverbeds searching and crying for her children. Her search is not always motivated by the same reasons throughout the various stories but in every story La Llorona regrets the decision to kill her children. La Llorona’s story is often told with her given name being Maria. In one myth Maria‚ a peasant

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    Bottom” Reading Response I definitely think the subject of the story is about the fear of the unknown. When you swim in a pool you can see the bottom and everything else that is in the pool. But why are so many people afraid of swimming in open water? Humans fear what they do not understand and cannot see. In a lake or an ocean you do not know what is out there and you start to go crazy fearing the unknown. The main character in the story was terrified of open water. She did not know what was all in

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    Black Mirror by Gail Jones How does the narrative construct the character and her childhood world as complex? The complexity of the character in ‘Black Mirror’ is constructed through the use of conventions to depict the conflict between her inner self and society. ‘Black Mirror’ is about a young girl‚ Anna‚ and her journey from childhood to adulthood‚ from the familiar to the unfamiliar respectively. The setting‚ plot line and the town’s environment help in show the complexity of the character

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    Wagner asked a similar question in “The Haunted Painting”. The title of this article clearly states that this story was about a painting. But this story that I’m about to share is about a vase a harmless lifeless vase. Could it be what the writers of the “History of Ghost Stories” define to be a ghost‚ a specter or a spirit that lives separately from the human body (History of Ghost Stories)? You can never be too sure about

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    Koeller 1 ESL 118 Prof. Shields April 7‚ 2014 Final Draft An image that speaks Some photos never leave one’s memory. The photo that I choose for this essay is one such photo. It is the Pulitzer prize-winning photograph taken in 1994 in Sudan by Kevin Carter during the Sudan famine depicting a child about to

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    and disadvantages of telling stories using moving images? The overall objective and purpose of telling a story is to engage with the audience to convey the meaning of a plot and create a human connection on an emotional level (Batty p292). Stories can be told in a variety of ways‚ and the method by which a story/narrative is told determines the way in which we connect and interact with it emotionally. Each mode of story telling is capable of presenting the same story in different ways. Humans are

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    “The Danger of a Single Story” was about a nigerian woman who grew up reading children’s books that all had the same outline of the characters‚ White with blonde hair and blue eyes that played in the snow and drank ginger beer; she had a single story of characters in books. When she started writing that is how all of her characters appeared because that’s all she’s known in literature. The Problem with a single story is There is diversity and it makes children vulnerable to having only one perception

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    Spangenberg BritLit‚ period 5 28 March 2011 If looks could kill For most people in order to feel good they must look good‚ however for some people looking good doesn’t cut it they have to be perfect. In our minds every one of us has an idealized body image which comes from “a mixture of ideas and feeling about one’s physical appearance…linked to self esteem and emotional stability” (Maggie 2). Factors that influence ones self- perceptions are the 21st century media‚ peers‚ and family basically our main

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    “Dangers of a Single Story‚” by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie means that a single story creates many stereotypes in society. One particular story can never give us the full aspect of something. It gives us a limited viewpoint. Single stories will eventually give off huge misunderstandings that individuals tend to run off with. It can easily damage an individual or an entire group character because there is a stigma over them. Adichie mentions that we are vulnerable in the face of a story. She believed that

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    Roman Fever-Edith Wharton The story begins with Mrs. Slade and Mrs. Ansley taking their daughters around the United States. The story describes how the women spend their time and their actions. The mothers talk about their life when they were younger and their relationship with their parents. The rest of the story follows the girls and displays mixed emotions between characters. I feel the "big picture" of the story was competition and jealousy among friends. Vividness-Perceived as bright and distinct

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