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    One little statement Mark Haddon’s “The curious incident of the dog in the night-time” narrator Christopher Boone is a special boy. Throughout the book‚ one learn that Christopher has a hard time understanding social behaviour‚ touching‚ irony‚ etc. He himself says that he has “behavioural problems”. The blurb on the other time states that he has Asperger’s Syndrome; an autism spectrum disorder that characterized by significant difficulties in social interaction and nonverbal communication. Neither

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    The Delusional Incident “The Story of an Hour” (1894) is a story which can be easily relatable in that era. This era was trying to up bring women’s power and influence the society to change from a traditional mentality to a new era of women’s life‚ the people of the U.S. started to take actions against women’s suffrage. The movements of these activities led many women to encourage and become an independent female. In “The Story of an Hour” Kate Chopin was trying to highlights important morals for

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    imagery to create a vivid picture of how happy it all starts to be. It says‚ "... in the form of a small but glossy birthday cake with one pink candle burning in the center." "The pink" and "glossy" creates the picture of a happy dinner. The atmosphere used in "The Birthday Party" helps the reader understand how . It says "... I saw him say something to her under his breath_ some punishing thing quick and cut and unkind." The atmosphere after the cake becomes tense and angry towards the wife causing her

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    Nolan’s Dog and the Dimensional Warriors It was a dark and stormy night. My friend and I were surrounded by darkness‚ monsters in every corner‚ lightning striking every haunted house‚ and . . . zombies coming out of their nooks. We finally reached the haunted castle. When we got in‚ there was a picture. It was a puppet‚ and this puppet was no ordinary puppet. It was. . . . Creak! Creak! We had no time to lose. The puppet hit me in the eye‚ and Nolan dropped his bag. We both ran outside and heard

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    Enduring Love Narrative Techniques Chapter 19 – The pre-warning Page 163 Joe uses a range of symbols in this chapter; one of the symbols used is colour. Colour is used to give the reader a clue of what will happen soon. This is shown when Joe says‚ ‘in memory‚ all the food they brought us first was red‚’ the use of a colour to remember a part of Joe’s memory gives the reader the impression that the colour symbolises a feeling or emotion that Joe may have felt. ‘Red’ in this case could represent

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    uses are very specific details to what is happening. This quotes applies to this short story because the author takes a normal or common couple fighting and turns it into something powerful. There are certain things throughout the story that can be used as symbolism. Carver quotes “In the scuffle they knocked down a flower pot that hung behind the stove”.

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    Faulkner’s Absalom‚ Absalom!: An Innovative Narrative Technique Shawn Montano Guilt should be viewed through the eyes of more than one person‚ southern or otherwise. William Faulkner filters the story‚ Absalom‚ Absalom!‚ through several minds providing the reader with a dilution of its representation. Miss Rosa‚ frustrated‚ lonely‚ mad‚ is unable to answer her own questions concerning Sutpen’s motivation. Mr. Compson sees much of the evil and the illusion of romanticism of the evil that turned

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    that you shouldn’t believe a word those crazy cat lovers say because dogs make the world go round here are 10 reasons why dogs are better then cats. 1.  You can train a dog better than a cat. Have you ever seen a cat sit on command? Roll over on command? Stay? Neither have I. 2.  Dogs are smarter. Have you ever seen a dog fall into a fish tank? I haven’t either. 3.  A dog can protect your home much better than a cat. 4.   Dogs are better suited to lead you to a more active lifestyle. Have you ever

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    The Bhopal Incident Professor: Ralph Blessing The Bhopal Incident On December 3‚ 1984 the Union Carbide Pesticide plant leaked over forty tons of toxic gases into Bhopal India. The enormous poison gas leak in Bhopal was one of the most severe industrial incidents in history. The Union Carbide India‚ pesticide plant‚ was developed to help local farmers increase production. India was a part of “green revolution”; pesticides served approximately ten percent of India’s food crop

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    Robert Frost’s "The telephone" is a poem about an individual’s interpretation of a telephone conversation with another. The speaker in the poem talks about a meeting with the same person that had happened in the past showing that there is some history and that this is a sequel to another conversation. We see constant misconceptions between both people‚ and in this respect it is a sort of rebirth and a sort of familiarity between the speaker and the person on the corresponding end. Through the poem

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