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    short story “Emergency” to convey a few varying themes. One of these themes is unconscious fantasy versus actuality ‚ which is caused by the drugs taken at the beginning of the story. We can recognize Johnson develop this theme when Georgie and the narrator are lying in the flatbed of Georgie’s orange pickup truck. “I want to go to church‚” Georgie suggested. “Let’s go to the county fair.” Given their drug-addled state‚ it is difficult to tell their lucid thoughts from their drug induced hallucinations

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    land of the unreliable narrator‚ where evasion and mendacity both shadow and undermine the story that is told." To atone is to seek forgiveness for one ’s sins. The novel is Briony ’s attempt to be forgiven for the crime she committed as a naïve girl of 13‚ during the summer of 1935 heat wave. The narrator delivers the story from different points of view; she bases the other characters thoughts and reactions upon her own knowledge of their persona. While retelling the story the narrator has the tendency

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    NARRATIVE TECHNIQUE IN GULLIVER’S TRAVELS Jonathon Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels is an early representation of a novel‚ resonating both political and social satire. Despite the obvious satirical elements in this text‚ Gulliver’s unreliable narrative voice is a satire within itself. Mocking the travel narratives contemporary of his time‚ Swift utilizes the narration of Gulliver in order to criticize the naïve and gullible English men and women who read travel narratives as factual documents despite

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    war in the US‚ who had to do basically everything. Daisy has a child she can’t take care of‚ for example. Women were margins‚ while males where in the center of all actions. With that‚ Fitzsimons probably critiques the objectification of women. The narrator (Nick) does it as well‚ as he critics Tom. Throughout the book we follow Gatsby and also the disempowerment of men in the 20’s. Gatsby is in contrary to Tom- not as dominant as he would like to be. This shows to me the disempowerment of men.

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    I believe Alexie took a great approach to use a third-person narrator instead of first-person. If Alexie token the participant narrator approach‚ I believe it would have been hard for readers to understand Victor’s emotions due to his father’s death‚ because Victor did not understand his own feelings and used Thomas to reflect on his feelings without knowing. Additionally‚ by using an omniscient narrator‚ we can witness the story in another depth; without just knowing Victor’s storyline

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    how far a man can go by wanting revenge. Montresor‚ the main character seeks revenge over Fortunato for his unsatisfactory deeds. As Poe uses first person narrative point of view we can see how he gives a suspenseful tone to the story and an unreliable narrator with a depraved plan. Towards the middle of the short story the reader can already conclude that the main character has a plan to dispose of Fortunato. The dark tone comes into play when Montresor makes

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    unique characters‚ sophisticated plots and colorful imagery as well as contrasting narrators. “The Open Window” offers fast reading while “The Cask of Amontillado” offers slow but in-depth reading. These qualities will vastly improve the examinations of the two stories’ differences and similarities. First‚ closely examine “The Cask of Amontillado”. It has a gloomy and sinister plot line followed by an unreliable narrator with a Halloween-like imagery. The usage of characters by Poe is quite extraordinary

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    Short stories‚ and plays have narrators‚ but poems have voice who is the poems speaker. The speaker is a persona that the poet creates. A narrator is "a person who tells the story." The narrator or voice can set the tone for the poem or play; if they are sarcastic then the play story or poem is sarcastic‚ but if they are serious then the tone is serious. The narrator is different than a voice because narrators can be unreliable or reliable. An unreliable narrator is "someone who misrepresents or

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    spite of that‚ critics have continuously challenged the notion that Holden was a reliable narrator. Throughout the story Holden Caulfield demonstrates that he is not a reliable character because he is quick to lie‚ is hypocritical‚ and is mentally unstable. First and foremost‚ Holden is an unreliable narrator partly because he is a pathological liar. The most important characteristic of a reliable narrator is trust worthiness. Holden has shown time and time again that he can be incapable of telling

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    Nick Carraway is an unreliable narrator in‚ the 1925 novel The Great Gatsby. Throughout the book he is biased towards all of the characters. He talks negatively about all of the characters except for Gatsby. Nick is constantly praising Gatsby and showing him in a very positive was. All of this leading to the fact that Nick is unreliable because‚ he is biased towards all of the characters in the book except for Gatsby. At the beginning of the book Nick says he is a man who is inclined to reserve

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