Character Evidence

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    Crossing Abstract

    the significance of the setting in the short story Crossing. It also investigates the main character in the short story. The first part sets out to define the narrative technique. This is done by reading through the text and noting down any time one reads something useful about the narrator. After this is done one can do the examination of the narrative technique. The second part examines the main character in order to get an understanding of who he is as a person and what he wants. The examination

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    Analysis of the Extract (a Piece of Advice (by W.S. Maugham))

    epithets used by the author to characterize the main character (Stephens) and comment on them. Three metaphors : trifle embarrassed apologetic laugh forcible ring Three epithets: thick-set and stout a round red face bullet-shaped head All these stylistic devices describe the main hero as a  person who is very tired of life, he is passive, but he wants to change something in it, that is why to show us the antagonistic character of the visitor, the author uses an oxymoron “bright

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    Justice Through Grant Wiggen

    Grant’s Understanding of Justice In Ernest J. Gaines historical fiction novel A Lesson Before Dying justice is one of the key elements in this book and is shown through the character Grant who is also the protagonist. Grant is the character in this novel responsible for carrying out the meaning of justice and help the character Jefferson to “die like a man” or to not “die like a hog.” Grant will pursue “justice” until it is won and Grant sees “justice” as letting Jefferson “die as a man” and not “dying

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    Mulan

    Mulan Archetypes In the movie Mulan, the character Mulan embodies a couple very significant archetypes. One major archetype she embodies is the hero. She is the hero of the movie because she saved china from being taken over. She first started to become a hero when she snuck out of her house the night before her farther was supposed to leave for war. She put on her fathers armor and left for war. The whole time she was in war she convinced the other soldiers that she was a man. When the Huns attacked

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    Birds

    hysterically. He hushed her, calmed her“ (du Maurier85). In both the main characters go into their house to protect themselves but before they do that they board their houses for extra protection. Unfortunately in both the story and the film they did not do a good enough job boarding up their houses because the birds get into an upstairs room. The main character takes precautions like boarding up his house while many other characters don’t take the attacks seriously. “She’s another… Se doesn’t care” (du

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    Summary Of The Novel 'Down The Rabbit Hole'

    Before reading I chose this book because I’ve seen a film version of it, and because I liked the movie I thought it would be a nice book to read. I also picked it because it seemed easier to just pick a book that was on Moodle, so I could be sure that it would be okay to use it. My expectations were not very high because it is a pretty old book and I never really like old books. Summary Chapter one – Down the Rabbit Hole A little girl named Alice and her sister were sitting on a bank when Alice

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    Lord Of The Flies Chapter 1 Analysis

    Compare and contrast two characters completely in Chapter 1 using themes? http://www.yoanaj.co.il/uploadImages/UserFiles/352.pdf Using themes and representation of character Golding’s Chapter 1 of Lord of the Flies, sets the tone of the story as it introduces us to its main characters. Ralph and Jack Merridew, are two characters who represent conflicting themes of civilisation and savagery that are developed throughout the novel.Chapter 1 sets up the emotions such as fear and excitement,and the

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    Miss

    When Rain Clouds Gather  Chapter One Exercises.  
 1.
Our
first
description
of
Makhaya
reveals
a
lot
about
his
character.
Head
states:
 
 He
is
‘too
easily
_______________________________________________________________________
of
living.’
 
 ‘The
inner
part
of
him
was
a
___________________________________________________
discord.’
 
 The
outside
however
was
a
sense
of
‘calm
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__containment.’
 
 2.

Give
three
examples
that
show
that
Makhaya
is
on
edge
in
the
first
two
pages
(1‐2)


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    No Angel - Bernie Mcgill

    Angel,’’ written by Bernie McGill in 2010, where our main character deals with the loneliness and grief. The short story is told in first person narrative in a limited point of view. We see the events through our main characters eyes, who’s name we are not told, which gives us a specific and circumstantial information about her thoughts. The disadvantage of this kind of narration is that we only get one point of view and thereby the main character can be essentially unreliable, and important information

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    Tragedy

    main character or protagonist was the main force driving the story line or meaning in a story. We were always taught to make connections with the protagonist first and the other characters were just insignificant, being only used to give more emphasis on the protagonist. It now comes a time as adults to explore all aspects of all the characters and not just single one out. This is especially true when reading tragedies. In tragedies people are also so quick to think that the main character is the

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