Kathryn Kerr 04062013 5.03 Regionalism: Faulkner “A Rose for Emily” Part 1- Character Identification: 1: Emily Grierson – Emily is a mysterious character who changes from a bright and hopeful young girl to a isolated and secretive old woman. Devastated and alone after her father’s death‚ she is the main source of pity for the townspeople. After a life of having potential suitors rejected by her father‚ she spends time after his death with a newcomer‚ Homer Barron‚ although the chances of his marrying
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Mabel by W. S. Maugham Short story analysis At the beginning‚ I would like to say some things about the title of the story. It doesn‘t represent anything significant‚ because it is only a woman‘s name and reader can‘t forecast what is going to happen in the story. The reader can only guess that Mabel is protagonist‘s name. The title doesn‘t states the cause of the conflict. This story comprises all four mine elements of the plot. The exposition lies in the opening paragraph. It represents
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5.03 – Faulkner and Regionalism Part 1: 1. Emily Grierson ~ She was the main character since the story was about her. Her main characteristics were isolation‚ quiet‚ stubborn‚ selfish‚ and cold-hearted. 2. Colonel Sartoris ~ He was the former mayor of Jefferson. His main characteristics would be sexist‚ and racist. 3. Tobe ~ He was Miss Emily’s servant for years. His main characteristics were caring‚ loyal‚ and quiet. 4. Judge Stevens ~ He was the current mayor of Jefferson. His main characteristics
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which is famous for its unexpected but also in the way that was expected. Once the readers get into the ending‚ the plot usually become different from the climax part and this always make an effect to give readers plenty of food for thought‚ and it is the unexpected part. We say it is expected mainly because foreshadowing in the beginning or the climax gives the entire requirements to the special ending. The Gift of the Magi and The Last Leaf are all belonging to this kind of novels and win great reputations
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the Prefect advised Dupin that he would pay 50 thousand francs to anyone who could obtain him the letter. This now carries into the Climax of the story‚ the high point of suspense. Dupin tells the Prefect that he has retrieved the valuable letter and that he may now write him a check on the spot‚ and gives the astounded Prefect the stolen letter. Followed by the climax‚ comes the Falling action‚ where all of the loose ends have now been tied up and a change in the characters have been affected by
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adventures took place in our back yard. Rising Action: I receive news from my family that they are going to get me a dog. Lucky and I become acquainted. More and more we begin to journey into the backyard where our adventures take place. Climax: Lucky sees that I am in harm’s way and as a child I was incapable of protecting myself. He comes running to the rescue and kills the snake and frees me from the terrible outcome of being bitten. Falling Action: Days later‚ Lucky unfortunately
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story more interesting than just saying everything straightforward. Virginia Hamilton used the plot structure/plot diagram in her book. Beginning‚ rising action‚ climax‚ falling action and ending. The beginning of the story is when the Smalls moved in‚ rising action in when they knew about the backgrounds of the house and Pluto. Climax is when they had their revenge on the Darrows. The falling action shall be the sequel of The House of Dies Drear. I find this very interesting because Virginia Hamilton
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Language‚ form and structure of Volume 1‚ Chapter 4‚ Page 52 This section of the text is full of death and dark‚ gothic imagery. The first half of it demonstrates just how self-obsessed Victor is‚ and shows the beginning of his absorption with death and decomposition. The language of this half is very focussed on Victor‚ ’I became...I must...In my education my father...’‚ showing the reader just who is most important to Victor at this point in his life. Victor is boastful as he states
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information is presented‚ main characters are introduced‚ and the conflict is established. Act 1 Rising Action: The conflicts and challenges encountered by the characters. How they respond keeps the story moving forward. Act 2 Climax: The turning point in the conflict. Tension builds until the main character must make a decision or take action that determines the direction of the story. Act 3 Falling Action: The events that occur after the main character makes
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1920’s. Rising Action What is the struggle‚ complication‚ problem or conflict?- The sniper is in the line of fire of an enemy sniper. Is it internal or external?- The conflict is external because it is two people trying to kill each other. Climax Using lots of details‚ describe the confrontation the main character has with the conflict.- While the sniper is plotting to escape‚ an armored car pulls up and meets with an informant. He kills the turret gunner and the informant‚ but the enemy
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