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    most extreme coincidences in all of O. Henry’s fiction‚ the power of the atmosphere of the story is so strong that readers are willing to accept it. The story ends with two old Dickensian landladies prattling over their beer about the death of a young woman in the room the previous week‚ which the landlady has kept secret because she did not want to lose the young man’s rent. As the young man lies dead upstairs‚ the ending of the story‚ with its focus on the mendacity of the old women‚ reinforces

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    tainted with despair and unable to see the world in a happy way. His upfront writing can be seen in “The Tell Tale Heart.” The story did not hide the fact that the man was plotting‚ and committing a gruesome murder. This is unlike Dahl’s story “The Landlady” because the murders were merely hinted at but not construed out right for the reader to witness. The time periods that they lived in also contributed to the diction they use. When one is reading Poe’s fiction words that are outdated by today’s standards

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    flickering the last time. The adventure and mystery hooked me‚ and made me who I am now. As I followed David‚ this normal boy going to college find that the world has a secret and his landlady is in the center of it. He finds that the clay statue of a dragon‚ a gift from his landlady‚ is all that remains of the once proud dragons and has

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    something terrible had just taken place. To present my monologue I have stayed true to the original layout of the set. It centralises around four main characters‚ Sloane who is described as a young good looking psychopath‚ Kath who is Sloan’s landlady‚ Ed‚ who is Kath gay brother & Kemp who is Ed & Kaths father. I have chosen to perform Sloane’s monologue because I found the play very interesting because it breaks away from the social norms of the time in the sense that it explores homosexuality

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    When he says that he is emerging "Slowly‚ as from the dark(26)" he means that he is slowly coming out of a depression and finding himself. The furnished room that is only by darkness(27‚ 28) and the landlady(30) show three different things. The landlady(30) shows the fact that he is not known by other people(30‚ 31) and the only reason they know one another is because he gives her his rent. The darkness(28) represents depression and his room(27) represents how he is all

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    A Stylistic Analysis of O. Henry’s the Furnished Room 学号:2006689 姓名:廖佩琚 I. Abstract (the outline of the essay) This paper introduces the American famous writer O.Henry’s life and analyzes his well-known short story “the Furnished Room” with a brief introduction of the main content and theme‚ also presenting some stylistic features of the article. II. Key words O. Henry; The Furnished Room; stylistic features; surprise ending III. Introduction (aim of the essay) This paper

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    that makes Mr Bleaney seem interesting. From the beginning of the poem‚ the reader is intrigued by the character of Mr Bleaney as it seems he has no control over his life. The reader first sees this in stanza one when the persona is talking to the landlady. “.. till They moved him.” This suggests to the reader that Mr Bleaney had no choice in the matter of moving or where he moved to. The reader gathers this from the word “they”‚ it shows that Mr Bleaney was moved unwillingly from the bed-sit or

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    skin color. She is Jamaican‚ and her husband was not. One day they found a house to move into‚ and they were very excited. But once the landlady noticed that Gladwell’s mother was Jamaican‚ they were turned away. She never got over the embarrassment‚ and she found herself resenting her skin color because it put her at such a disadvantage. In her own words‚ “We [landlady and her] were both guilty of the sin of self-regard‚ the pride and the exclusiveness by which we cut

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    INTRODUCTION In literary works‚ characters usually illuminate the overt and covert themes of the story‚ the setting‚ the plots and subsequent subplots. The literary works’ creators need characters so as to emphasize on the major issues affecting our contemporary society. In his short stories anthology‚ ‘Ways of sunlight’‚ Samuel Selvon uses characters to present the themes and explain the actions they undertake in their lives. Using five short stories from the anthology we are able to understand

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    So in this essay I will be talking about how Roald dahl and ray bradbury are alike.How are roald dahl and Ray Bradbury alike? Well they are very good at making things without thought or emotions seem like they do. For example Roald dahl made it seem like the landlady’s dog and bird were alive. She treated them like real living things ‚ he made that seem very real. And Ray made it seem like the whole house was alive . For example Ray said said on there will come soft rains” the clock sang” or “robot

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