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    interpretation The short story Wood Grouse on a High Promontory Overlooking Canada by David Guterson takes place in the mountains between USA and Canada‚ where two brothers are on a trip together‚ enjoying nature and doing guy stuff. Guterson uses a first person narrator bound to the 15-year old Bud‚ whose older brother Gary has just returned home from war and now has taken his little brother out in the wilderness to catch trout‚ watch the sunset and find the Canadian border. The brothers seem to be fond

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    each memoir. Answer (15 points) ScoreAll of the memoirs in this unit are told from the first-person point of view. Why is it important that they are told in the first person How would they be different if they were told from a different point of view Imagine one of the memoirs you read told from a different point of view‚ and use that example to explain both the benefits of telling the storyin the first person and how it would be different if told from another point of view. Answer PRIVATE ANSWER

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    narrator‚ who by telling us how he really feels‚ comes across to us as being anything but a fool. In fact‚ he is a very intelligent person who more than often knows when he is being tricked‚ yet allows others to take advantage of him‚ deciding that "..if people want to make fun of him‚ they must have a reason" (Hadda 123). By telling us the story from a first person point of view‚ we can understand what Gimpel is going through and feels when being taunted by others. If the pranksters knew the real

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    Drinking underage is not something a person jokes about; but Frank O’Connor story “The Drunkard” is a story about Larry‚ a kid‚ who gets drunk‚ but does it for a good cause. In the story O’Connor uses first person point of view‚ irony and humor to make this story more entertaining. The narrator is Larry Delaney‚ the main character‚ the son of Mick Delany. In the beginning of the story after Mr. Dooley‚ Mick Delany friend‚ dies he says “I did not take the report of his death seriously. Even then

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    freedom actually is. The novel is written in first and third person and Maria Teresa’s contributions to the novel are written in the first person; entries taken from her diary. Maria Teresa’s first chapter in the novel depicts her as naive and materialistic. Maria Teresa finds comfort in expressing herself‚ however‚ she doesn’t have the confidence to do it out in

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    that Golding uses in his novel is a unique style. This being so because he doesn’t simply give it out‚ instead he builds up to it. This novel is told in first person by the main character Sammy Mountjoy. William Golding expresses the theme of coming of age by using the loss of innocence‚ freedom‚ and the loss of choice and decision. First‚ Sammy

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    spatial. Alexie uses chronological order in his short story to document the things that occurred throughout his life from age three to when he is a grown man standing in front of young children as he tries to inspire them. This is shown by how in the first paragraph as Alexie introduces himself at the age of three. Then he continues to rise in age as the story rises in action. After the climax of the story it is revealed that Alexie wrote the story as if it were a flashback in his mind. Afterwards‚ he

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    by using simple language that at first may appear straightforward but with a deeper analysis‚ it can unlock a much more vivid meaning. The author also builds suspense by giving bits and pieces of the events she is describing. Because this is a short story‚ each word plays an important role and serves a purpose. - The story is in 1st person point of view. This helps the reader to view the mother under the same light as the narrator. If this story was in first person it will be easier for the reader

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    Cat and Dogs

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    because it has more sport talk then espn news and they believe in what the other person is talking about . There is a guy name mike and he is the main guy that do most of the talking but there are other people on the show that interrupts when he talking . He does not use open ended questions much. Also it is a great show to watch because when a main topic is brought up about a person like Kobe Bryant mike is the first person to say something but it is five people at the table and they just interrupts

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    critical of her female peers’ rape fantasies; however she fails to see the fallacies in hers. Estelle portrays herself as a heroine who tells stories to threatening males to compel them to not assault her.Atwood uses a temporal setting‚ a feminine first person point of view‚ irony‚ and allusion to warn readers of the vulnerability that comes from naivety and the downplay of rape. The setting is temporal. The women’s liberation movement is thriving in the 1970s. Media is beginning to pay attention

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