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    looks at the work of Pundalik Naik and the research draws up upon a character‚ Abu who is called as the conscience keeper of the village. Most prior research focuses on his traditional‚ spiritual and moral values that he tries to inculcate in the villagers of Kolamba for their better future and prosperity of the village. This has been done entirely upon reading and analyzing the character of Abu from the novel “The Upheaval”. By portraying this character the assignment highlights the importance of

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    tradition. She writes that the villagers don’t really know much about the lottery’s origin but try to preserve the tradition nevertheless. The villagers’ blind acceptance of the lottery has allowed ritual murder to become part of their town fabric. As they have demonstrated‚ they feel powerless to change—or even try to change—anything‚ although there is no one forcing them to keep things the same. Old Man Warner is so faithful to the tradition that he fears the villagers will return to primitive times

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    important. In Salem‚ fear rules the lives of the villagers‚ causing irrational actions. Also‚ the Salem Villagers are very manipulative people and will coerce others into doing what they want. Finally‚ the officials tend to follow either the letter of the law‚ or the spirit of the law‚ affecting the choices that are made in court. These themes are shown periodically throughout the play‚ and play a large part in the interactions between the villagers. The people of Salem Village live their lives

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    away (page 2).” The villagers are very curious and anxious to see the old man to see if the old man angel really exists. Later in the story‚ when Pelayo and Elisenda are charging villagers money to see the angel‚ the villagers are starting to torture the angel‚ “The only time they succeeded in arousing him was when they burned his side with an iron for branding steers (page 2).” This is where the villagers are becoming greedy‚ the angel is sitting there being calm and the villagers are trying to hurt

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    and the describing the ordinary villagers and the pleasant and hot weather. The title itself gives the reader the general subject matter about the story. The reader automatically with the help of the title and the introduction of “The Lottery” provides them the thought this would be a pleasant story with a happily ever after‚ but the contrary it was anything but. The atmosphere of the town’s square is filled with cheerfulness and serenity even though the villagers already have knowledge of the purpose

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    different in their own way‚ and that makes them beautiful. In “A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings‚” Gabriel García Márquez gives the reader distractions from the basic story line to make the reader focus more on the other characters‚ such as the villagers and other situations throughout the story‚ other than our main character. These techniques then create the main idea of the story to be intertwined‚ within each description and situation. Although the old man is our main character‚ and almost every

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    Kingston shows the reader what the idea of “roundness” means to the village by using symbolism. “The frightened villagers‚ who depended on one another to maintain the real‚ went to my aunt to show her a personal‚ physical representation of the break she made in the “roundness.” (4-7) the village views the idea of “roundness” as the universe‚ or unity. They believe that

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    people the word “lottery” conjures up thoughts of winning a multi-million dollar prize‚ but for the villagers in Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” the word brings forth a sense of dread. The lottery is an old tradition in the village that happens every June 27th and starts out as a seemingly innocent event. However as the process of the lottery begins‚ it is obvious the lottery is a thing the villagers fear. The tradition of the lottery goes further back than anyone in the village can remember.

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    time in American history‚ because innocent people were hanged. This was a period of time were villagers were accusing each other of being witches. Twenty people were hanged because of villagers accusing them of practicing witch craft. The Salem Witch Trials occurred in Salem‚ Massachusetts. This began in the winter of 1692 and then ended in the fall of 1693. People were killed because the villagers’ believed in witch craft and witches. The Salem Witch Trials were started by the two girls Elizabeth

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    which many villagers were tortures‚ killed and raped. This essay will argue about how the setting Colonialism influenced my understanding of the novel Mister Pip written by Lloyd Jones. I will portray this through the ideas of Brutality‚ Escapism and Courage. Using these ideas i will illustrate how the setting influenced my understanding of the novel. Lloyd Jones illustrates the idea of brutality throughout the entire novel. Brutality was seen through many characters such as the villagers‚ Matilda

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