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    made the right decision. This quote shows what would have happened if he didn’t shoot him. “George was a long time in answering. ... “I guess we gotta get ‘im an’ lock ‘im up. ... Why‚ the poor bastard’d starve.” ... he tried to reassure himself” (Steinbeck). If George hadn’t shot Lennie‚ his mental issues would have caused him to be be discriminated against in the prison. This could easily lead to him not being fed because the prison was lacking food. Even

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    Lahiri’s Writing Style Having read Lahiri’s novel‚ The Namesake‚ it is apparent that she occasionally adopts a particular writing style‚ by which she projects thoughts into future. In other words‚ there are numerous examples in the book‚ where Lahiri chooses to ‘give away’ to the reader additional information about the characters which refers to their future situation and will either appear later in the book‚ or will never be mentioned again. Projecting thoughts into future is a way

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    From almost the beginning of his writing career‚ Hemingway’s distinctive style occasioned a great deal of comment and controversy. Basically‚ his style is simple‚ direct‚ and unadorned‚ probably as a result of his early newspaper training. He avoids the adjective whenever possible‚ but because he is a master at transmitting emotion without the flowery prose of his Victorian novelist predecessors‚ the effect is far more telling. In Observations on the Style of Ernest Hemingway‚ from "Contexts of Criticism"

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    her writing style and incorporates themes such as violence‚ action‚ humor‚ and more. The story was written based on O’Connor’s own experiences living on the farm‚ living her faith‚ and her own experiences with life and death. There are many parallels in O’Connor’s stories to her faith. In the story‚ A Good Man Is Hard To Find‚ O’Connor shows a twisted view of grace in ordinary people’s lives. (Plot

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    influence the culture of an area and everywhere experiences this cycle of problems‚ solutions and effects. Utilizing problem‚ solution & effect the following discusses how the author reflects the culture in his book‚ The Winter of Our Discontent. John Steinbeck shows many problems in the book that influence the culture of New Baytown in 1961. One big problem that the main character of the book‚ Ethan Allen Hawley‚ a former member of Long Island’s aristocratic class‚ faces is his father losing the family

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    Explore the ways that John Steinbeck presents strong feelings/attitudes in Of Mice And Men. A strong attitude portrayed in the novel is Racism. John Steinbeck uses the character Crooks in order to represent racism and what it was like for the black community during the Great Depression. The ranchmen and Curley’s wife all display racist attitudes towards Crooks‚ for example in chapter four Curley’s Wife says "Well you just keep your place then‚ Nigger. I could get you strung

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    Bradford used very different styles of writing. In writing‚ praise and everyday living the Puritans favored the ordinary and simple. William Bradford wrote in what is considered the ’plain style.’ This form of writing was used by many Puritan authors and was thought to be direct and to the point. The plain style consisted of simple sentences and everyday used language. It never had figures of speech and especially not any imagery. A good example of this style is found in the passage from

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    Tone and Style in “Hills Like White Elephants” Ernest Hemingway is known for his sparse style of writing. In “Hills Like White Elephants” his style of writing is just that. “Hills Like White Elephants” exemplifies his style of writing along with a detailed description of the scenery and intense dialogue between the two main characters‚ the American man and Jig‚ throughout the story. Hemingway’s writing style‚ use of description‚ and dialogue enables the reader to figure out just what the man and

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    I felt like my writing was about average‚ not weak‚ not strong. My ideas about writing were relatively simplified‚ and my understanding of different writing styles and concepts were quite general. However‚ throughout each assignment within this course‚ I felt my writing skill and understanding become significantly stronger. The assignments that I feel most expanded my thought process were the assignments pertaining to ethos‚ logos‚ and pathos. My interpretation of writing styles were very black

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    Everyone has his own style. When you have found it‚ you should stick to it.” Audrey Hepburn was able to see that each person in this world is different from the rest. Everyone has a unique style‚ especially in writing. Hemingway is known to constantly use very short sentences whereas Faulkner is known for his consistently long sentences. Each person has his or her own style of writing and my writing style is different from everyone else’s. In my paper “The Will God‚” through my style of varying sentence

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