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    The Paperhanger

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    dark tale of the disappearance of a child‚ the resultant disintegration first of her parents’ marriage and then of their lives‚ and of a shocking miracle engineered by the paperhanger‚ a strange dispassionate man. The story is told by an omniscient narrator who unfolds his yarn with consummate skill and a portentousness that vacillates between grim‚ almost biblical‚ wisdom and brutal irony. The narrative opens with the assertion that the vanishing of the child “was an event so cataclysmic that it

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    The Bluest Eye

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    was only thirteen or fourteen years old. Cholly himself deserts his family‚ not physically but he is always in a drunken state and doesn’t provide the family with the barest necessities. Cholly dies alone in a warehouse. Claudia MacTeer is the main narrator in the story. She is about nine years old when they story takes place‚ she is remembering the story. Claudia is black and doesn’t see anything wrong with that. She isn’t like the other girls who think it would be better if she was white‚ she doesn’t

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    create a separate narrator to make our writing more interesting. We simply write our thoughts and opinions to convey our ideas.  But Jeffery Eugenides writing the Virgin Suicides brought out a separate part of himself to narrate for him. An entirely fabricated group to speak the story of the girls. This helped both the writer and the reader in their reality separation.  We read it and feel totally immersed in the fiction of the novel. Throughout it we can relate to this group of narrators in their description

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    2008‚ which takes place in the middle of a busy metropolis. Through postmodernist use of language and narrative technique Anna Hope conveys these themes of individualism and existentialism. The short story is narrated by a third-person omniscient narrator whose point of view is limited to Ellie. The story is written with a narrative technique‚ which gives the reader a profound insight into the mind of the confused teenage protagonist Ellie: “Monday. It is Monday. Essay there is an essay due‚ important

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    The Gift of the Magi

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    storytelling purpose. If the narrator described everything that was going on‚ it may ruin the ending. The story is mainly told as we follow Della. Though Jim is a big part of the story we do not see much of his character and when we do it does not show us much as with the reaction to Della’s new haircut. We know the narrator is really more like an omniscient being‚ because he speaks as an outsider in order to make more of a general view. This is seen when the narrator speaks about the magi which

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    explaining the thesis-If you choose to become a Writer‚ you will probably be isolated from the world; and thus‚ second person point of view helps to develop it. Second person point of view can also create an intense sense of intimacy between the narrator and the reader‚ causing the reader to feel implicit in and powerless against plots. At the end of the short story “How to Become a Writer”‚ Lorrie Moore uses a very peaceful tone to narrate her life: dropping law school‚ breaking up with boyfriend

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    them. For example “sunlight under a turkey oak... strong gusty wind.” And “a 1987 Daumas Gassac” By McEwan including so much detail into the description of the area and items around Joe‚ it allows the reader to perceive the idea of Joe as a reliable narrator. This builds the blocks for later when Joe’s mental state comes in to play‚ and we really start to questions how reliable he is. Furthermore McEwan manipulates the aspect of time within the novel and fast forwards events that are not so important

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    British Sounds Analysis

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    in another Goddard film Week End as he captures an endless traffic jam. In addition to the sound of the machines‚ Goddard adds the narrative voiceover creating a dichotomy between the two audios. The spectators are left to strain to hear what the narrator is saying through the roaring noise of the machines. As we continue watching the film we are able to recognize the tension Goddard has tried to create between the images and sounds. In the second segment we can see the contrast between the image

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    saying that she doesn’t really know everything‚ she is only a bit more knowledgeable in death than in life‚ and that death is “much too high a price to pay for the satisfaction of curiosity”. Another way this irony comes into effect is that the narrator‚ Penelope‚ is not human- she is of ‘spiritual matter‚’ a classical figure speaking from ‘beyond the grave‚’ giving a slightly comical edge to the narration of this chapter. This narrative also proves to be inconsistent‚ through the use of irony‚

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    Adam Turay Pro. Root Comp 111 November 1‚ 2010 Feminism in “The Story of an Hour” and “The Yellow Wallpaper” “The Story of an Hour‚” by Kate Chopin and “The Yellow wallpaper‚” by Charlotte Gilman both stories are similar in that the two women were abused and totally controlled by there husbands which caused these women to seek for there freedom. These stories were written from the feminist point of view. Never‚ in the most cases in the stories these women had different reply’s to there own

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