English literature: the effect of gamma rays on man-in-the-moon marigolds Beatrice: Bitter‚ strident and alcoholic evidence: “she takes a drink from a glass of whiskey” (54) inference: Beatrice indulges herself with alcohol. Disappointed with life evidence: “you see‚ everybody‚ I spent today taking stock of my life and I’ve come up with zero. I added up all the separate departments and the total reads up zero… zero zero zero….” (55) inference: the fact that Beatrice describes
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She is more on the integrity side‚ showing that she is nurturing and excitable. Many times in the movie she shows how satisfied she is with life and feels often accomplished. She sees the beauty in things and is interested in the loons. She makes a reference to the loons many times in the movie‚ comparing it to her life. Not finished kxjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjzlzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz- zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz- zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz-
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Elizabeth Bishop What I admire about the poetry of Elizabeth Bishop is her combination of precise‚ imaginative description and thought provoking insight. The poet closely observes and vividly describes the world around her. Her famous eye for detail and original imagery gives her poetry a strong visual quality‚ drawing the reader into the world she describes. However‚ what makes her poetry particulary appealing to me is her desire to probe beneath the surface of things. We see how her close observation
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Individual colours can have a variety of different meanings and associations for different people. A colour that is favoured by one person‚ may be despised by another. The colour preferred by individuals is blue (Wiegersma & Van Loon‚ 1989). Although‚ it is preferred‚ it does not mean it is universally favoured. Understanding of blue comes from analysing different interpretations and associations people have with it. These different interpretations arise from varying cultures (Aslam‚ 2006)‚
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needs that pill again and needs to find a relevant source to them. The second has to do with a mob loan shark who liked being smart and wants to get that way again and want those pills from him. The third involves another person named Carl Van Loon‚ played by Robert De Niro‚ as
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“Bishop’s carefully judged use of language aids the reader to uncover the intensity of feeling in her poetry.” To what extent do you agree or disagree with the above statement? Support your answer with reference to the poetry of Elizabeth Bishop on your course. Elizabeth Bishop’s use of language in her poems has allowed readers to grasp a better understanding of feeling in her poetry. During the beginning of Bishop’s career‚ she was often referred to as a ‘miniaturist’. Her concentration
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Rationale The written task is linked to part four of the course‚ Literature: Critical Study. I decided to write a memoir from Elizabeth Bishop’s perspective‚ referring back to her first experience with death. The memoir is based upon details from her autobiographical poem "First Death in Nova Scotia”. In this poem‚ Bishop reflects the innocence and confusion of children about death. She imagines her young cousin‚ as a white doll‚ waiting to be painted. In this task however‚ I will explore how mature
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inevitably cause guilt and even embarrassment. This message is reflected in the excerpt from Tin Winston’s novel Breath. In the story‚ a boy named Bruce Pike manages to pull off a prank with his older friend‚ Ivan Loon‚ only at the expense of a bystander woman. At a riverbank‚ Ivan Loon acts as if he is drowning‚ causing the women to react anxiously‚ signaling Bruce to go rescue him. However‚ instead of feeling gleeful about the prank‚ Bruce begins feeling more guilty about his inappropriate actions
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illusions. Creates an illusion to escape problems by drinking but then having a drinking problem because she is always drinking. Because Beatrice was crazy and had a bad childhood she is know as “ Betty the Loon”. In the story Ruth says‚ “ Miss Hanley said her nickname used to be Betty the Loon.” ( 71) Thus everyone remembers her and how much of a weirdo she is. And Beatrice does not have a lot of nice to clothes to wear because of how poor they are so she never want to go out in public‚ or anywhere
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