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    Joe Parise Coms 356 2/18/10 Static and Dynamic Composition In the film Turtles Can Fly we are introduced to a girl named Agrin. She is with a small child around the age of three named Riga. We see throughout the film that Agrin has a strange hatred for the child and wants to rid him from her life. As a viewer we are left to assume that the three-year –old Riga is Agrin’s son‚ a product of rape when her village was invaded. Ghobadi‚ the film’s director‚ uses one scene that really stood out

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    Plot Analysis of the Story Everyday Use The story Everyday Use is told by Mama who can be described as a tough-boned woman with rough hands like those of a man. The woman has lived and enjoyed a farming life upcountry. After years of hard work‚ she lives in a tin-roofed house with a clay yard located in a cow pasture. The author does not tell us the geographical area of the story but a good analysis shows that it takes place in Georgia. Mama anticipates that in the coming few days Maggie will get

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    In the story “Everyday Use” there are many different points of views and perspective you can take on the story. Dealing with the Black Power movement and dealing with one’s own heritage you can see the conflict and house hold imagery the Black power movement effected young adults. With that being said the Conflicts between the family and how one claims to know one’s heritage without fully looking into it. As read in “Kinship and quilting” by Floris Barnett Cash the American point of view for quilting

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    the English language can be. Alice Walker was born in 1944 as a farm girl in Georgia. Virginia Woolf was born in London in1882. They have both come to be highly recognized writers of their time‚ and they both have rather large portfolios of work. The scenes the might have grown up seeing and living through may have greatly influenced their views of subjects which they both seem to write about. In her essay "In Search of Our Mothers’ Gardens‚" Alice Walker speaks first about the untouchable

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    In Alice Walker’s essay‚ transitions are necessary for guiding the reader through her argument. They connect ideas‚ establish coherence and development‚ suggest reflection‚ and build contrast. By consistently using these methods‚ Walker challenges readers to reframe their understanding of beauty and choose internal qualities over outward appearances. Walker’s distinction demonstrates the dissimilarities between superficial changes and actual self-acceptance‚ recognizing the purpose of loving oneself

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    Everyday Use – by Alice Walker Everyday Use brought the readers an insightful dimension in seeing African’s art - quilt. As Quilts are expensive handmade artwork‚ the public normally neglects the meanings they carry and sees them as something “beautifully crafted” and “classy”. Sadly‚ in Everyday UseWalker hinted that some Africans were also ignorant about the significances of quilts. Walker’s ideas were depicted through Dee’s behaviours and the subtle use of dialogues. For instance‚ Dee

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    shows us that Guy de Maupassant illustrates character development in The Necklace by showing us how human behavior can vary through

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    Character Analysis of Dee in Alice Walker’s “Everyday Use” Dee exploited her heritage as a materialistic object‚ as evidenced by her selfish behavior throughout the story. As a child‚ she always demanded “nice things”. For example‚ “A yellow organdy dress to wear to her graduation from high school; black pumps to match a green suit she’d made from an old suit somebody gave me. At sixteen she had a style of her own: and knew what style was.” (Walker‚ 445) Dee continued her education‚ which

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    born to stand out? Alice Walker’s poem Be Nobody’s Darling instills that in the head of her readers. The poem is saying to be yourself‚ to be happy with and within yourself. To love your flaws and embrace mistakes because that is what will shape you into who you truly meant to be. A line in the poem that really stood out to me was “Be pleased to walk alone (Uncool).” This line of the poem means be confident enough to stand out. Be happy to be different. In the poem Alice Walker uses the phrases “impetuous

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    diction‚ or the word choice that the author uses to help the readers define the feelings and emotions of the characters and the story itself. The short stories that Alice Walker wrote use a massive amount of diction to represent and further all the moods and tone that appears in her stories. Without diction‚ the mood and tone would not be as easily identified‚ or even created. Therefore‚ the mood and tone of the short stories "The Flowers" and "Everyday Use" are developed by the contribution of diction

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