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    When the Wasps Drowned

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    In ‘when the wasp drowned’ and ‘the darkness out there’ the theme of death is presented within the characters and the twisted storyline. A number of techniques such as symbolism‚ tone and narrative are used to portray these themes to the reader. In ‘when the wasps drowned’ Eveline is portrayed as being mature and protective over her siblings and more importantly the truth of the ring. In ‘the darkness out there’ Mrs Rutter is at first seen to be a typical old lady who has a dark secret. Within both

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    Comparative essay characters and themes- Wasps & Flowers Stories are made of different parts: plot‚ setting‚ theme and characters. The characters play a main role in making the story as it is‚ characters can represent theme too. The author can use the characters in any way they want and this will be examined and explained here. At the start of the story ‘Wasps’ Therese is innocent and bored. “That was the summer Therese stepped on the wasps” This shows that she was bored so she went outside to

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    what makes the interesting‚ effective and unique. Some of the things we could have considered were genre‚ storyline‚ character/narrative voice‚ settings and the use of language and structure. I decided to choose: My Polish Teacher’s Tie and When the Wasps Drowned. The reasons for this is because the two stories have some key differences but a few similarities as well. The Similarities The first most obvious similarity is that both stories are written in the first person‚ they both use “I” and tell

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    Intentionally the authors of all three stories have decided to drag the theme into the main characters taking the step from childhood to adolescence. When the Wasps Drowned by Clare Wigfall uses the wasps as a tool to show how their childhood changes and how they grow up‚ very similar to how Mrs Rutters tale in the story of The Darkness Out There by Penelope Lively changed Kerry and Sandra as individuals. Examination Day‚ though having a way different plot also has a theme of main characters changing

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    Handsomest Drowned Man in the World’ and “In the family” one can see the connection between love and the influence it has over one’s character. María Elena Llano and Gabriel García Marquez both portray the metaphor that love has an everlasting impact on the people it encounters through changed mentality and lifestyle of characters‚ as well as through the memories of loved ones. Foremost‚ Marquez communicates the metaphor of everlasting love in the story‚ “The Most Handsomest Drowned Man in the

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    The Wasp Factory

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    "A Gothic horror story of quite exceptional quality...macabre‚ bizarre and...quite impossible to put down." <br> <br>The above quote is the response of the Financial Times to the best-selling novel‚ "The Wasp Factory"‚ and in my opinion‚ truer words were never spoken. I myself had to force the book out of my hands in the early hours of the morning on several occasions. This clearly says something about the sheer power of Iain Bank’s debut novel. Whether you love it or hate it‚ once you have read

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    The Wasps Nest

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    throughout the poem. At first glance –in its starting lines‚ 1 to 24- the poem appears to be about nothing more major than the character’s disturbance at particular wasps which have chosen to make his US mailbox their nest. The poem then progresses‚ as do its continuously shifting tone and meaning. After identifying the situation of the wasps’ nest‚ the voice‚ at one point‚ seems to run into somewhat of a conflict where his usual instinct‚ moral judgment and human nature are locked in a power struggle

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    The Brown Wasps

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    The Brown Wasps In Loren Eiseley’s Essay The Brown Wasps‚ Eiseley shows that humans and animals act in similar ways. He says that humans and animals cling to the things they know very strongly. Sometimes they even act as if nothing even changed. Humans and animals tend to want to return to things that they are familiar to as they grow older. Loren Eiseley shows how humans and animals try to cling or recreate an important or favorite place. This essay is about memory‚ home‚ places in time

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    Wasp Research Paper

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    Wasps By Sami Missing The wasp‚ or Vespula Vulgaris‚ as it is known scientifically‚ is an insect. It’s color is black and yellow; it has a length of one-half inches and a wing span of 0.0079 inches. As all insects‚ the wasp has bilateral symmetry‚ an exoskeleton‚ two eyes‚ six legs‚ and three body parts. It has two antenna and 2 wings. The wasp is part of the Animalia Kingdom‚ Arthropoda Phylum &amp; Insecta Class. The life cycle of a wasp begins with an egg and ends sometime between 12

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    Drowned Rose

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    The Drowned Rose --------Show how different points of view in the family community are developed in the story and how it affects the reader response. The Drowned Rose by George Mackay Brown is a ghost story about a doomed love affair which takes place in a close knit community and is pieced together through various opinions by locals. In this essay I will show how different points of view can influence reader response through characterisation‚ theme‚ symbolism and structure. The story tells

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