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    “Working with these people has changed you”. How does Nowra show change in Lewis through the play in Cosi? In the play‚ “Cosi” written by Lewis Nowra demonstrates his life through the character of Lewis Riley‚ who is the central character. The actions of Lewis and other characters are shown through the stage directions. His personality in the beginning is described to be a shy and an unsure University student who is still trying to figure out the society of the mid-sixties. Lewis started off only

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    The Things They Carried Theme Questions 1. What was taken from Ted Lavender after he died and why did they use it? Who was blaming himself for his death? They took his dope and smoked it. This was to help relieve the stresses of the war. Jimmy Cross held on to the guilt of letting Ted die because he was distracted from the war. 2. Many of the characters were superstitious‚ for example Dobbins wore pantyhose around his neck even after she broke up with him. How does their superstition

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    Silver Kite‚ Golden Wind! Theme Essay Many times in life we allow ourselves to be directed by what other people say or do. We struggle with others when it comes to getting our own way. We argue and fight for our own way instead of realizing that by working together‚ we can accomplish so much more. The story by Ray Bradbury‚ “The Golden Kite‚ The Silver Wind‚” is a great example of the message‚ by working together people can accomplish more than by working against each other. The first example

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    How can point of view and character shape the theme of the text? The theme of The Boy In The Striped Pajamas is that fear can prevent people from protecting each other and doing the right thing.This theme was inferred when the book excerpt says‚ “He’d never seen anyone look so terrified as Shmuel did at that moment and he wanted to say the right thing”(47). In the story the son of an SS officer and a young boy who was a Jewish prisoner became friends‚ so when the time to protect each other came

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    of doing something wrong” (Merriam-Webster). Culpability is a reoccurring theme in many literary works. In Laila Lalami’s novel‚ The Moor’s Account‚ the theme of culpability is displayed throughout the novel’s entirety. Culpability is displayed through the overall events of the Narvaez expedition‚ Mustafa’s religion‚ and Cabeza de Vaca’s account of the expedition. The overall events of the Narvaez expedition display the theme of culpability very well. The main purpose of the expedition was to gain

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    perspective of old Musoni and his son‚ Nhamo. Mungoshi’s most important theme is that one’s pursuit of happiness can give someone pain. Three important examples support this. The first is Nhamo and his father‚ old Musoni‚ arguing about Nhamo’s decision. The second is old Musoni’s fear for his son in the big world. The third is old Musoni’s emotional approval for his son. These examples would demonstrate and help with the idea of the theme. The pursuit of happiness is a long way. But for Nhamo‚ he finds

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    Cosi is a semi-autobiographical play. The Lewis that audiences encounter at the end of Louis Nowra’s play Cosi is very different from the Lewis in Act One. Within the context of Australian society undergoing radical social and political changes in the 1970′s‚ Nowra also charts the radical changes in his protagonist‚ Lewis. Faced with the daunting job of directing mental patients in an opera‚ Lewis undergoes transformative personal repercussions. His world views are challenged and enriched by the

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    Theme and Setting A clean well lighted place by Ernest Hemingway has a few themes that stand out clearly but the one theme that stands out to me is despair. According to Merriam-Webster dictionary‚ despair means to lose all hope or confidence. In the story‚ the older waiter and the old deaf man somehow share a common bond of despair. Both men are of age and like to be out‚ late at night‚ alone. Asides from the story alone‚ the theme of the story can be brought out by the setting. The setting contributes

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    cousin‚ Taylor‚ in The Chattering World; to which he is entirely unfamiliar. In the duration of time that he resides there‚ he discovers that deceitfulness is being employed for the monetary benefit of individuals who possess power and authority. The theme of if the responsibility of power and authority is granted to the wrong people‚ it can be taken advantage of for an extensive manipulation‚ depriving others of the right to personal freedom is conveyed to the reader through the characters of Senator

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    Madness‚ love & transformation Everyone goes mad in their own particular way. Nowra thinks madness is too generalised‚ and it is based on each individuals past and experiences etc. At the end of the play‚ Lewis is no longer afraid of madness. Lewis is thoroughly transformed by the patients. Nowra uses a mixture of laughter and madness‚ which is a volatile mixture. We usually see madness as dark and scary‚ so we can keep it in a corner and ignore it. When he adds humour to it‚ then we begin to

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