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    SGT Etesami‚ Alexander Army Story I am from Denver‚ Colorado. I owned a successful business in Denver before economy crisis (2008). The first time I thought to join the Army‚ was when my business went down and Army commercials were everywhere in medias looking for those who can speak languages. I went to the first recruiting station and asked for that program. That was the beginning of my military career. They shipped me to Fort Jackson‚ South Carolina for Basic Combat Training and I had to stay

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    My limbs felt like they had been shattered into a million pieces and the numbness was slowly consuming my entire body. My eyes slowly opened‚ leaving me puzzled at the sudden change of light. ’Where was I?’ I thought. The anguish in my head resulted in my incompetence to move and look around my surroundings. The only thing I remembered was getting hit by a car‚ any events that had happened after that were gone from my memory. Slowly‚ the numbness exited‚ setting free my body and allowing me to

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    February 28‚ 2013 The Narrative Technique of Poe’s Horror Stories Edgar Allan Poe writes “The Black Cat” (695) and “The Tell Tale Heart” (691) in a narrative voice. In writing the stories he uses the narrator to tell about what happened and the acts that were involved when he did what he did. When telling the stories in first person as Poe did‚ it is hard to determine the real from the false in this type of narrative‚ as it was with Poe too. He told his stories from the mind of a madman

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    Gothic Horror Story. “I will be home soon‚” said I‚ “before the rise of noon‚ just in time for tea mother.” And I hurried off after negotiating that I was old enough to go and see the wonders of the gloomy‚ haunted woods which many people had warned each other about. “Come back in time‚” said mother whilst cooking tea‚ and glanced at me with disapproval. My grim looking father sat‚ listening to the radio‚ with great eager. “Before you go daughter‚” he broke in‚ “make sure you take extra care as

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    Theme and Narrative Elements in the Short Story Sean M. Czuchaj Ashford University The themes of a story are the ideas that are behind the story. The theme of the story makes the underlying ideas of the story come to life (Clugston‚ R. W. 2010). The theme of the story embodies the main idea that the reader should get from reading a story. There are many literary elements that add to the theme of a story but I think the most important literary elements are the point of view and symbolism

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    A cool November wind was blowing and Brittlyn Jacobs pulled her blanket tighter around her shoulders as she stared out over the water of Wilmington North Carolina. Earlier when she had arrived‚ there had been a few people strolling along the river walk‚ but most had taken note of the cool winds coming in from the north and were long since gone. Now she found herself alone beside the river‚ and she took in her surroundings. Wilting azaleas and cherry blossoms lined the river‚ and their reflection

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    THEME AND NARRATIVE ELEMENTS OF A SHORT STORY Kim Johnson Eng 125: Introduction to Literature Victoria Schmidt May 26‚ 2014 THEME AND NARRATIVE OF A SHORT STORY William Sidney Porter (1862-1910) wrote under the pseudonym O. Henry. “The Gift of the Magi” written in 1906 has become a beloved Christmas tale. It has been adapted into musicals and operas. It is a story about a man and a woman who are so much in love that they are willing to sacrifice their most beloved possessions in order

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    One old man identified me. He recognised me as Baldev. At that time first Raghu came to know my original name. People wanted to know that how I survived from the sea. I understood that still they had believed that I sank in the sea. Raghu told a story as we planned before. The villagers believed that a monk rescued me and After‚initiation I also became a monk.” Jagan stopped “What about your mother and brother?” I anxiously asked. Jagan was silent. After‚almost a minute or two he broke

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    Scary statistics about book reading July 13‚ 2006 in General by jc | 1 comment I stumbled on Rich Burridge’s weblog post about book statistics‚ it has some scary numbers : Who is Reading Books (and who is not) One-third of high school graduates never read another book for the rest of their lives. Many do not even graduate from high school. 58% of the US adult population never reads another book after high school. 42% of college graduates never read another book. 80% of US families

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    Theme and Narrative Elements in the Short Story The short story I have chosen to write about is “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty‚” by James Thurber. I will use this story to write an understanding of literary themes. I will use this to describe the theme of the short story‚ then I will identify two literary elements in the short story that contributes to the point of view‚ tone‚ setting‚ character‚ and symbolism by giving an example of each. Finally‚ I will then explain how the selected literary

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