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    reunited with his father. However‚ this essay will divide into two main parts. The first part is analyzing the characterization and the second part is analyzing the themes. There are some similar and difference upon to these two elements. After you read‚ you will know more about the characterization and themes between these two stories. First‚ there are some similar and difference characterizations between these two stories. Mrs. Mallard | Charlie | Protagonist (round)Joy → disappoint After her

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    Phillip Lyssy English 1302 Professor Cuyler 5 April‚ 2013 Literary Analysis One choice the author makes in regards to characterization is the fact that the components of characterization such as the protagonist‚ the conflict in the story‚ and how the character’s personalities are portrayed are quite simple to understand in his writing. He chooses so to help the reader better understand the story and situation through clear statements about the characters and in the characters’ dialogue. “"Comrade

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    the internal struggles of a young friendship during World War II. Knowles adopts a serious tone in order to develop to the idea that war is inevitable. The author uses devices including characterization and symbolism to develop the theme. Knowles illustrates that war is inescapable through the use of characterization. For example‚ on page 104‚ “I pulled that off revealing an army fatigue shirt my brother had given me. ‘Very topical’ said Phineas through his teeth.” This reveals Phineas as a jealous

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    someone special to you can be taken from the world in a heartbeat? How everything would change in that moment? The story‚ “The Scarlet Ibis‚” demonstrates the theme that you should never take anyone for granted. In this story‚ the symbolism and the characterization of Brother and Doodle strongly supports the theme of the story. They are both great contributors to the development of the theme of The Scarlet Ibis. To begin with‚ the purpose of this theme is to inform the audience that you should never take

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    searching for food and supplies while trying to avoid death‚ in hopes of finding some sort of salvation which is sure to never come. In both Brave New World and The Road‚ the authors each utilize writing strategies such as theme‚ syntax‚ and characterization in different ways to create aspects that allow for comparative and contrastive elements to be observed between the two novels. In Brave New World‚ Aldous Huxley establishes a distinct theme that describes the theoretical disastrous consequences

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    Ever since B.C. people have been greedy and materialistic. The author of The Pearl decided to write about a traditional Mexican folk tale when he visited Mexico on a marine biology expedition. When he was there he was told about a legendary story about a poor man that found the Pearl of the World‚ so he decided to write a story about it. The story is about a young poor native Mexican that found the Pearl of the World and how finding this pearl changed him. He became greedy and materialistic which

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    Katherine Mansfield did a really good job at using theme through characterization. She first used Miss Brill’s attitude and appearance. Miss. Brill was a very classy old lady‚ “Miss Brill was glad that she had decided on her fur.” Back in the period that Miss Brill lived‚ it was very elegant to wear a type of fur around your neck‚ this usually symbolized wealth. The theme here would be acceptance‚ this connects to the world because there is always that one piece of clothing everyone wants or wears

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    Arnold. In the story’s shocking conclusion‚ Connie leaves with Arnold in a sacrificial effort to save her family. While the open-endedness of the story’s ending leaves room for interpretation‚ Oates’ characterization of Connie and Arnold heavily foreshadows the kidnapping itself. The characterization of Connie not having a strong identity and having low self esteem is used to foreshadow that she will make bad choices and do things to please people. Connie would go to the mall with her friends and

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    shortage of means. One method applies the protagonist/antagonist dynamic; it is the scope of this essay to compare the author’s similar techniques of employing this relationship. In both novels the intentional characterization of the antagonist provides commentary. The characterization of the antagonist is used to criticize tradition because the antagonist is an extension of tradition and is thereby given the capacity in the novel to interact with the protagonist. In So Long a Letter the assumption

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    author of the short story “Everyday Use.” Alice uses the three types of characterization to develop the character Dee. These methods are what bring the characters to life in the reader’s imagination. Treat others nice‚ a cliché phrase that people hear daily. Authors use that in writing in a way. Showing how a character responds‚ treats‚ or reacts to others develops the character‚ this is one of the three methods of characterization. Dee a one of main character in “Everyday Use‚” the author uses the

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