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    “The Sound of Silence” is a song that exhibits numerous images of the feeling of isolation‚ embellishing with the motif of silence. The first two stanzas of the song strongly correlate with the story of Ethan Frome which accurately describes the inner thoughts and emotions of Ethan. The song starts with the phrase‚ "Hello darkness‚ my old friend” (Simon l). The phrase seems to have been utilized as if it is meant to describe the character of Ethan since the very beginning of the book where Ethan

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    The short story “Lamb to the slaughter” is about a woman named Mary who kills her husband for telling her he is leaving her. The characters both portray certain emotions that change from specific events in the story. The author‚ Roald Dahl‚ carefully chooses words to convey to the reader the changing emotions of the characters. Mary is the wife of Patrick who is content with their marriage. Patrick and her both follow a routine until Patrick tells her some news. Mary‚ unable to cope with the

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    Every story needs a protagonist; a main character that takes the reader by the hand and leads them through their journey. In Lamb to the Slaughter by Roald Dahl‚ the protagonist is Mary Maloney‚ the wife of Detective Patrick Maloney. She is a major character as the events of the story revolve around her actions‚ and a dynamic character as she transforms from a doting wife to a cunning murderer. Mary is six months pregnant‚ and her skin was described as having a “wonderful translucent quality‚ the

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    In the opening scenes of the movie‚ Dustin Hoffman plays the starring role as “The Graduate” Benjamin Braddock Benjamin is on an airplane landing in Los Angles as he arrives background music plays “The Sound of Silence”‚ and begins with the line‚ “Hello darkness‚ my old friend” plays. The main motifs of this movie seem to play on rebellion against authority; alienation and isolation; sexually dominance‚ and the loss of one’s innocence. Often a young man‚ although educated‚ possibly will perhaps

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    Theme: Silence (finding one’s own personal voice) Kingston gives a voice to many of the voiceless women in the book‚ resulting in them discovering their identities as individuals. The theme of finding one’s own personal voice is a major theme in Kingston’s memoir. She makes various references to the physical and emotional struggle throughout the text by seeing the silence of the women in her family and Chinese culture. By adding her experience as a Chinese-American woman she tries to discover her

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    By ZarghoonaMalik Spaces of silence in women‘s language Silence can mean many things because it is so ambiguous. It can replace speech to show feelings. It can express many different emotions ranging from joy‚ happiness‚ grief‚ embarrassment to anger‚ denial‚ fear‚ withdrawal of acceptance or love. Traditionally silence means the absence of voice‚ but the word silence is metaphorically used for women in the field of Feminist linguistics. This does not literary mean that women are unable to speak

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    Silence. Words‚ one of the world’s most powerful weapons; depending on how you use them. The way words are used in speech can effect your life‚ for the best or the worst. One author in particular who is a specialist in Novelist‚ Folklorist‚ and Anthropy had put her knowledge in to writing a novel called Their Eyes Were Watching God‚ which was written by Zora Neale Hurtson herself. Hurtson based this novel on a belief that most folks are as happy as they make their minds up to be‚ but the main character

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    Lamb to the Slaughter’s Ending It’s the same nightmare that haunts me every day. I wrapped bed sheet around my fragile frame covering my body‚ which is drenched with cold drops of sweat. I crawled to the darkest corner in my bedroom trembling of fear as I sank in the darkness. The voices never leave my side; they echo in my head like a drum whether I am awake or asleep. The moon light was tickling my eyes. I felt like an empty shell as I sat there on the freezing-cold ground while my high

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    The short story‚ ”Lamb to the Slaughter” by Roald Dahl and the film version directed by Alfred Hitchcock take place in America. The characters in this story are Mary and Patrick Maloney. In this story Mary gets very upset when she finds out that Patrick is going to leave her‚ so without thinking‚ she kills him with a leg of a lamb. At first she doesn’t realize what she did‚ but when she does‚ she calls the police and tries to convince herself that she didn’t do it. There are three significant differences

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    perplexing. Her silence is strange and worrisome to the people who care for her. To a reader‚ one may compare a female character’s silence to a loud noise. It calls for questions to be raised. No one questions why someone is loud; it is only when one becomes silent that people are concerned. In the translated Romance “Silence” by Sarah Roche-Mahdi and the novel “Their Eyes were watching God” by Zora Neale Hurston‚ the struggle that the main characters deal with is shown throughout their silence. It distances

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