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    Ernie Breaks

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    Ernie Breaks Sometimes expectations are too big to satisfy‚ even though you try your very best. It would be wrong to raise expectations to a level that cannot be met. You are scared that you might disappoint the people you have closest. Therefore you try to hide yourself and your insufficiency. This is just one of the things Cara deals with in the story‚ Ernie Breaks‚ written by Genevieve Scott. The short story is told through the eyes of Cara. Cara has just finished fourth grade‚ and her mother

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    from Asperger’s Syndrome‚ the text explores how the fifteen-year-old teenager views the people and events which surround him. Taking this disability into account and as readers explore the text‚ readers realise that the unreliable narration of the first-person perspective is made even more skewed because of how differently Christopher views things‚ so much so that

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    vital genesis‚ when reading through the article‚ began to feel all those elusive and pale images collapse into place. Not only was Shaffer’s article a breath of fresh air‚ but it far furthered my imagination and understanding of what goes on behind a persons apparent story. Or perhaps‚ it would be more accurate to call it a human beings projected persona. What was most fascinating was Shaffer’s take on Ogata-San’s ‘obsession’ with Shigeo Matsuda‚ a young budding communist‚ whose views led him to attack

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    Paul Crabbe is the protagonist and first person narrator in the story. He lives in contemporary Australia‚ a place of energetic pleasure‚ freedom‚ space‚ however‚ it is also at the end of the world which is one of the first symbolic references to the fact that Paul Crabbe is never quite part of the action‚ he is always one step away from reality. As both the central character and narrator of the story‚ Paul brings us into the story with him and looking back at it‚ he recalls it for us. Paul is an

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    understand the themes and issues in Afghanistan. The themes of war‚ freedom‚ oppression and hope are particularly show through the characters of Jamal and his mother and through the settings of Afghanistan and the boat. This book is written in first person point of view‚ which helps the reader to understand how war affects children and how women are treated in Afghanistan. Body Paragraph 1 The character Jamal shows the effect of war on children through his daily life in Afghanistan. This is show

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    The story is told by the first person narrator which assists in drawing in the reader and making a connection between the writer and the reader. The time period in which the novel is written is in the 1960’s when Rhodesia was a British colony. Villagers were at the time forcefully

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    Mount Pleasant

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    Mount Pleasant ”Mount Pleasant” is a short story written by Mary-Louise Buxton. It is written as a first person narrator‚ as a child called Elizabeth. It is written quite unstructured‚ mostly describing the life of Elizabeth and her family in their home in Mount Pleasant‚ not showing the stories twist until the end. The narrator uses a very childish language using expressions like “Mammy”‚ “babby brother” and “Eeny meeny miny mo”. As a short story‚ the plot and character descriptions are quite

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    Prediction By Josh Bell

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    The narrator’s point of view in the story is 1st person. The narrator describes the feelings and ideas of himself. He is described in words like I‚ we‚ and me. An example from the story are “Maybe a book of those rules you give me and JB before each of our games.” The settings of this story is in North Carolina most likely. I am not exactly sure where this story takes place‚ but from known information in the story‚ we are able to make a prediction. The story takes place in modern time

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    roy spivey

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    day you are given‚ and live in present time and not in the past. Important moments in your life can easily slip away if you don’t catch them. That is what happens to the main character in the short story‚ ”Roy Spivey”‚ by Miranda July. A first person narrator tells the story‚ and the story is told from her point of view. This makes it easier for us to identify with her‚ and learn about her personality. The main character’s name isn’t told but we know it is a woman. The story is written in

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    A&P: Short Story 2

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    A & P “A&P” written by John Updike is a short story about a young boy named Sammy. He was 19 years old and he was working at A&P mini market. One day‚ there were three girls shopping at the store wearing bikinis‚ and Sammy was surprised yet adore these three girls‚ until one day he quitted his job because he wanted to be their hero‚ but unfortunately‚ the girls didn’t even see him. John Updike was trying to describe Sammy as a typical youth who is trying to get some attention. At the beginning

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