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    The Demon Lover

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    Characters effect the way any novel or story turns out. They greatly influence the story with decisions being made and the way they may handle them. The main character of any story has the main role and has the greatest effect on outcomes in a novel. In the story “The Demon Lover‚” Mrs. Drovers character is very diverse‚ and not in a very positive way to say the least. Her character seems mostly typical and ordinary at first but you begin to see a different side of herself as the story prolongs.

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    Women are expected to be trophy wives that do everything perfectly; they must always be home cooking and cleaning all while looking beautiful. It is against the “rules” for women to have priorities other than attending to their families. Because of this‚ when the mother was not home to greet the father when he said “honey‚ I’m home‚” chaos erupted. Furthermore‚ the group of men was horrified to find out that one of the wives had burnt a shirt because she was thinking. Not only had the wife done something

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    and confusion; all these feelings from Kingshaw were responsible for his suicide. I do not think that Hooper is entirely responsible for Kingshaw’s death at all. In this novel‚ Kingshaw is presented as a very weak character. He is always bullied and targeted‚ he is very vulnerable‚ easily lead and just worries too much. With this type of personality‚ it is hard to fit in or get along with the people around you. For example‚ with Fenwick‚ he is trying to interact with him‚ but it is awkward and

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    The Three Sisters tell Esperanza that even when she’s moved onto a new destiny‚ she must always return to Mago Street and appreciate that this was the place that shaped her new life. When told this‚ Esperanza “didn’t know what to say‚ It was as if she could read [her] mind‚ as if she knew what [Esperanza] had wished for‚ and [she] felt ashamed for having made such a selfish wish” (105). The Three Sisters are one of

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    However‚ this list is cumbersome to scroll through if you’re trying to find a particular old thread. Really‚ this is similar to the problem that arises with Yahoo Groups‚ which only lets you search through a few hundred messages at a time‚ rather than the entire archives of a group. It detracts from the ability to make efficient use of institutional memory. Part of the point of using computers rather than paper for our communications is so that the archives can be easily searched; this takes away

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    Duty First

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    guarding Belcher and Hawkins at all‚ for it was my belief that you could have planted that pair down anywhere from this to Claregalway and they’d have taken root there like a native weed...  So whatever privileges Belcher and Hawkins had with the Second they just naturally took with us‚ and after the first day or two we gave up all pretense of keeping a close eye on them.” (O’Connor 915). This type of dialogue illustrates characters who are at ease with one another.  It does not describe characters in

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    Lottery Tradition

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    Lottery - Tradition Tradition is endemic to small towns‚ a way to link families and generations. Jackson‚ however‚ pokes holes in the reverence that people have for 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

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    Relevance of Attitude

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    car on the way to our destination‚ we form a relationship to other people.  And once we reach our work‚ school or business office‚ we continue to mingle with people. Relationship building is very crucial in our daily life‚ but most of us neglect its importance.  Often‚ people just think of themselves and just think of how to benefit from other people.  Our world become so independent that almost everyone is just thinking to survive for themselves‚ in expense of others.  I call this way of thinking

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    Power Rights and Interest

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    Tina has gone into this situation with a power-based strategy‚ being argumentative with her boss and throwing out words such as “discrimination” to intimidate him into removing this situation from her record. By trying to pull a power play on her supervisor‚ however‚ she has further damaged the healthy working relationship they used to have. Next‚ she attempted to appeal based on her rights: by using discrimination or the fact that other employees were not punished in the same way that she was for

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    book? Do you end up scratching your head and wonder what just happened? That’s because good writers know how to persuade readers to think a certain way‚ like the most logic or obvious choice‚ and add a twist that will leave you saying‚ “I didn’t see that coming!” After going back and rereading you see hidden clues that lead up to the final conclusion. This is known as “breadcrumbs.” Great author’s love throwing breadcrumbs into their story to show that things aren’t exactly as they appear. One example

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