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    Dusk by Saki

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    Another one of Saki’s dark tales‚ Dusk reveals the author’s ironic view of man’s infinite capacity for misunderstanding one another. Along the duration of the story‚ the protagonist‚ Gortsby‚ watches and observes people scurrying about at dusk‚ sitting at a park bench. Inwardly‚ he believes the people whom he observes looked defeated‚ and reciprocates dusk as a representation of the time of defeat for humans. The short story features an objective limited point of view‚ most of the characterization

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    STANZA 1: He needs to remain calm composed sane nd reasonable under all circumstances. He shud be undisturbed when others are losing their patience nd accusing him of failure. He shud trust himself even wen others hv lost trust in him nd shud remain firm wen others are throwing their frustations nd doubts on u but at the same time u need to make allowance for their doubts too in order to mend any fault if there is any. He shud be patient which is one of the most important virue underlying whatever

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    The Dusk

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    Norman Gortsby sits on a park bench at dusk‚ a time when‚ in his estimation‚ individuals who have experienced defeat in their lives can sojourn unrecognized. An elderly gentleman sits nexts to Gortsby‚ and Gortsby judges him to be a lonely person of no consequence. After a short time‚ the old man leaves‚ and his place is taken by a younger man‚ better dressed than his predecessor but equally downcast. The man tells Gortsby a sad story of having gone out to buy some soap‚ then not having been

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    Dusk

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    Introduction to Meghalaya Meghalaya or megh- cloud; alay- home; is a picturesque but tiny state in the northeastern region of India. As the state remained cut off from mainstream India for a long time due to some ethnic problems‚ it has been able to survive the onslaught of crass commercialization that has taken over other famous tourist centers of India. As is the name‚ the state receives heavy rainfall and two of the world’s wettest places are located in Meghalaya. Full of vibrant culture‚ tradition

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    The Interlopers By Saki

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    In the short story‚ “The Interlopers‚” by Saki‚ Ulrich Von Gradwitz and Georg Znaeym have a feud over a strip of forest land. As they confront each other and are faced with a difficult situation they set aside their differences and become friends. Throughout the story‚ we have twists‚ suspense‚ and tragedy that will take this story to a whole new level. As they were holding their guns at each other and fighting a tree comes down and pinned them to the ground. While they are stuck both men keep

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    Saki The Interlopers

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    code of civilization. “But a man who had been brought up under the code of restraining civilization cannot easily nerve himself to shoot down his neighbour in cold blood and without a word spoken‚ except for an offence against his heart and honour” (Saki 1). The natural inhabitants of this land‚ such as the wolves‚ are indifferent to this human code of ethics. The wolves do not care who owned the land‚ or what the dispute was about. They follow no code of civilization‚ only a code of natural

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    Laura by Saki

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    Stylistic analysis of a short story by Saki "Laura" The story under analysis is titled "Laura". It is written by British author‚ master of the short story Hector Hugh Munro‚ better known by the pen name Saki. The very story belongs to fiction genre with a unique touch of mystery‚ psychological themes‚ as it concerned with two main heroines ’ (Laura and Amanda) emotional states. The tone of the story is full of irony and even sarcasm‚ especially in the dialogues and closing lines. The mysterious

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    The Interlopers The atmosphere of the setting for the story The Interlopers by Saki starts off and ends the same way as the characters within the story. The setting makes the mood as dark and gloomy‚ just like the two enemies in the story that are trying to kill one another and having a dispute over land they are both trying to claim. The setting changes as the nature around them beings to change and also becomes suspenseful. The ending to the story is a bit ironic because the two become friends

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    Dusk at Dell

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    Executive Summary This case analysis report focuses on the declining market share faced by Dell‚ Inc. (“Dell”‚ the “Company”) and recommendations are given as to where the Company needs to alter its strategy at a business level as well as a corporate level. Broad recommendations include foraying into the retail space at a more aggressive pace‚ laying greater impetus in fast emerging markets such as China and India‚ and focusing more on R&D efforts in order to ensure that higher levels of innovation

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    "The Open Window" by Saki

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    The short story "The Open Window" by Saki gives us a marvelous example of how appearance‚ semblance and our naivety can distract our attention from reality and even make harm to our health. This story also shows how a writer can make perfect use of irony. "The Open Window" is a story about deception‚ perpetrated on an unsuspecting‚ and constitutionally nervous man‚ Mr. Nuttel. He comes to the country in order to cure his nervous condition. He pays a visit to the home of Mrs. Sappleton to introduce

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