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    Humbert narrate his and Lo’s despicable story‚ He’s able to draw attention to his own demise rather than Dolores’s which allows the readers to witness the vulnerable side of the antagonist. His failure to participate in normal relationships gains him sympathy as he describes his actions as if they were logical and romantic. Although melancholy‚ this novel’s disturbing aspects still shines brighter like the sun against the stars in the sky. Critics till this day argue about their inappropriate view about

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    and can ultimately be traced back to the fact that she has little self-awareness. However‚ just as there are examples of other reasons that she is disliked by the audience and other characters‚ there are also examples of Blanche feeling and showing sympathy. Blanche’s lack of self-awareness causes the audience to find it hard to sympathise with her. An example of this would be the exclamatory “you’re just as plump as a little partridge!” (Scene 1‚ page 8) directed at Stella. It is later revealed that

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    Compare your Responses to ‘Kid’ by Simon Armitage with you Responses to one poem Carol Ann Duffy and tow from the pre-1914 Poetry Bank Poets use features of form‚ structure and language to force the reader to respond in different ways to different poems. Different methods of language are used by poets to produce different feelings about a speaker or generate descriptions of certain people. ‘Kid’ by Simon Armitage is a poem focusing on the partnership of Batman and Robin. It is a monologue from

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    and what their role is in the play. They speak in oxymoron’s which emphasise their true‚ evil nature‚ the suggestion of making everything foul is fair. This contrasts to the idea of the Woman in Black being an evil character who we adversely feel sympathy for as we know of her heart-breaking past with her child that she never got to the mother. The

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    what their counterparts do; women are being treated unequal to men. Judy Syfers supports her claim by using the three major modes of persuasion: ethos‚ pathos‚ and logos. The author’s purpose is to get women to take action and to get men to feel sympathy and treat women equally. The author writes to married men‚ who do not appreciate their wives and married women‚ who need to realize what is happening to them. However‚ she also writes to men and women who are not married in order to prevent men and

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    as a violent‚ aggressive man. An example of his nature is during section 3 when Curley is quick to pick a fight with Lennie for no reason. It may be clear to the reader that Steinbeck chose Lennie to be the target as there is an intimate sense of sympathy towards him due to his disability causing the reader to feel further dislike for Curley. Steinbeck uses this scene to give the reader an initial opinion on the character by using adjectives like ‘slashed’ to portray his temper. Curley’s bad nature

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    a Quarry’ (henceforth ‘Flame-Tree’) and ‘Train Journey’ are just two of Wright’s many poems that she has written that include these qualities. In these poems‚ Wright expresses her passion for the country she loves so much and her frustration and sympathy for her country as it is constantly being destroyed. ‘Flame-Tree’ and ‘Train Journey’ share many similar techniques. “From the broken bone of the hill”‚ this opening line from ‘Flame-Tree’ is a great example of the way Wright exposes the suffering

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    reactions towards her as hostile through the use of language.  When George first meets her he responds to her ‘brusquely’.  I think this is to show the hesitance men have towards Curley’s Wife.  I feel Steinbeck not only does this to make us feel sympathy towards Curley’s Wife and women in the 1930s‚ but also towards men in the 1930s as they have to be extremely careful and hostile

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    Ford displayed an advertisement for their future plans with eye grabbing scenery‚ as well as filling the audiences heart with joy and sympathy. This is not another boring vehicle commercial but has a connection with all of the viewers. 2017 Ford Go Further successfully convinces the american public to trust the vision of the Ford company‚ and their plans to become more mobile in the future. Throughout the entire commercial Ford shows all these different scenarios where children‚ parents‚ and even

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    has on them. But towards the end of their journeys to California‚ the migrants’ rage that had been gradually building up inside lets out and the migrants take action. The effects are more positive as the migrants strive for an education‚ receive sympathy‚ and calmly deal with conflicts. Farm owners‚ successful businessmen‚ and generally all inhabitants of the Mid-West have a sense that all migrants are dumb‚ uneducated people in 1939. They lower wages for fruit-picking at farms which were the

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