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    surfboarding‚ kayaks and other non-powered crafts. Throughout the leaflet‚ lot of features have been used to gain the reader’s attention in the advice that is given by RNLI. Firstly‚ the title “your guide to beach safety” is in the 2nd person singular as it makes the leaflet seem more personal towards the reader. The author uses repetition by using the same word “your” in different sub headings “Your guide to a safe and fun time at the seaside.” Safe and fun do not match together in normal

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    people in the story know whats going to happen and know more information than the readers do. If this story was written in first person the readers would know what the lottery was from the beginning of the story and that would make the story not have the surprise ending that confuses the audience. “Hills Like White Elephants” written by Ernest Hemingway is also written in third person point of view. This story is written in a different way then “The Lottery” is written because in “The Lottery” everyone

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    Violent Video Game Debate

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    right? Well… Time Magazine reported on a study conducted by Dr. Vincent Mathews and his colleagues at Indiana University where they took a group of 28 students all young adult males and they randomly assigned the students to play either a violent‚ first person shooter game or a non-violent one every day for a week. None of the the participants had much previous gaming experience. At the beginning of the study‚ researchers used functional MRI to scan brain activity in the participants‚ while they completed

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    very flat. It would be missing the elements of frustration and irony brought about by him being in the presence of his wife and her new lovers. Using first person point of view in this particular story is essential. We‚ as the reader‚ would not have had the same insight to the main character’s struggles if it had been written in a third person or dramatic point of view. Also‚ the story would have been lacking if it had been told in any other

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    Brother Dear Lukas As you read: In the first few paragraphs I see that the story is written in 1st person narrative form as the girl. She is about 16 or 17 years old‚ since she attends grade 11 school. We get introduced with her father and brother Greg. Her relationship with Greg has its ups and downs‚ and with her father her relationship is okay. The stories conflict is based on the father wanting his children to follow his footsteps because

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    Black Ops OR Black Ops 2

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    discusses the reasons for their popularity‚ their similarities and differences‚ and some of the reviews about the games. Popularity A lot of factors have made Black Ops and Black Ops II really popular. One thing is for sure‚ that they are “a first person shooter video game”. Another is that it was a new video game which was voted Best Video Game of the Year. Also‚ a lot of people play it because friends tell friends‚ then those friends tell their friends‚ and they play online together. They have

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    Loosely based on a true story of the village of Eyam‚ which was struck by the Plague in the 17th century‚ the historical novel Year of Wonders by Geraldine Brooks explores the notion of the change in nature of individuals in response to a human crisis. Joss Milston‚ the town sexton states that “these times they do make monsters of us all”. Despite this‚ it can be argued that the plague did not make monsters of the villagers; the pre-existing traits for monsters‚ and even heroes were lying dormant

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    Poetry Response: “Heritage” The poem “Heritage” describes how the author James Still feels about his hometown. Initially this poem seems to be a simple tribute to one’s hometown‚ but the underlying descriptions prove otherwise. The poet uses a first person point of view to create a personal connection between the audience and the speaker‚ and then uses beautiful imagery to describe some ugly events. The poem is memorable because‚ although most people are proud of their heritage‚ some need to realize

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    Battlefield 4 Review

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    makers of the first person shooter game “battlefield” yet again surprised us with another version of their revolutionary mind-blowing game “ Battlefield 4 ”and it’s the first in the series to utilize the Frostbite 3 engine. It’s wrapped up with lots of adrenaline rushing game play moments that offer wide variety of realistic moments with disaster like scenarios and much more to every tiniest detail from sounds to graphics. Being well experienced by playing Battlefield games from the first generation

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    In Martin Amis’s Time’s Arrow‚ the protagonist (if one may call Odilo a protagonist‚ or even ascertain exactly who is narrating the story) utilizes a first-person narrative voice to detail his life as it unwinds in reverse. The effect is often hilarious‚ the narrator—Tod’s soul or conscience‚ if it may be conjectured—epitomizing irony; an extremely limited perspective viewed by a less limited perspective. For instance‚ he describes the “beginning” of his career as a doctor as something “you don’t

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