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    many types of images that a person can try to uphold. This could be how they believe themselves to be‚ how the people closest to them believe them to be‚ and finally the outward image that the general public see them as. In A Burnt-Out Case by Graham Greene‚ Querry struggles to maintain true to his self image‚ while others believe that his image isn’t up to him‚ but rather the public opinion. Querry finds his own image too massive to handle‚ his fame essentially driving him to a meaningless existence

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    names for the type of fiction and they are literary and commercial fiction. Literary Fiction provides psychological thinking and a general description of the world whereas Commercial Fiction involves entertainment and happy endings. Graham Greene’s “The Destructors” is a short story that shows how internal scars affect the way people develops. The story is dark‚ but in a sad way. A group of kids find something to do since they enjoy committing minor non harmful crimes. The leader of their gang

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    short story "The Destructors" by Graham Greene collides with good and evil with the surrounds full of destruction. Many scholars have tried to decipher the mean behind this story and have all agreed that it is the best story that Green has ever written. With the knowing and shocking outcomes readers will ponder the nature of what is read. "Graham Greene portrays a world in transition‚ a society moving away from respect for culture toward a delight in chaos."(Clarke 1) Graham Greene not only believes

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    "Two Gentle People" Language and Tone 6/21/01 Graham Greene’s story "Two Gentle People" introduces us to his characters Henry and Marie-Claire. They meet in a local park and are brought together by the thoughtless act of two teenagers. They are two people who seem very stuffy‚ rather old fashioned‚ and "" as we discover "" very unhappily married! In this story‚ the imagery and symbolism in their dialogue abounds. This sets the tone for a rather sad and pitiful story. The story reminds me of a song

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    Throughout the novel "The Quiet American"‚ authored by Graham Greene‚ a conflict of identity is seen to occur within the narrator and protagonist‚ Fowler. Due to the complexity of his character‚ Fowler as a narrator provides a valued yet sometimes flawed insight into the turmoil of his mind. This turmoil is none better displayed through his indecisive nature about whether or not he is similar to Pyle‚ the naive‚ inexperienced‚ and serious American operative working under the guise of an economic

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    The Destructors by Graham Greene In the short story “The Destructors‚” by Graham Greene‚ takes place in London after the German bombings during War World II. This story show two types of violence: One is the gang of youths that expressed their anger and frustration against society by destroying the last remaining house on a street had been bombed. The other type of is society during War World II the town and the homes were destroyed by bombs. The gang of boys called themselves the Wormsley

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    trying to earn it. She gave more value for money than the kids; the mother sacrifices her love of children for love of money to keep the status quo. Also‚ as we see in the “The Destructors”‚ Blackie asked T if he hates The Old Misery and T answered saying “off course I don’t hate him‚ there had no be fun if I hate him‚ (Greene 32). Destructing the Old M misery’s house and incinerating his hard-earned money is “fun” for T. Hatred for the upper class overshadowed the T’s moral compass; harming people

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    two stories : “The Destructors‚“ by Graham Greene and “The Lottery‚“ by Shirley Jackson. We are going to identify the main characters and point out their qualities‚ emotions‚ attitudes‚ and behaviors. In this way‚ we will compare the two stories based upon their characters. Leading or Following the Group Paper # 1 In a story‚ the main character is usually the one around whom the plot revolves‚ his adventures‚ feelings‚ and motivations. In “The Destructors‚“ by Graham Greene‚ the main character

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    Catherine went to live with her aunt‚ Catherine Ray Greene. 19-year-old Catherine married Nathanael Greene on July 20‚ 1774‚ in Greenwich‚ Rhode Island after they had met at one of her aunt parties. Nathaniel was 14 years older than her at the time. Following their wedding‚ the couple moved to Nathanael Greene’s home in Coventry‚ Rhode Island‚ where they spent less than a year together before he was called into service. In the fall of 1785 the Greenes left their family and friends in Rhode Island and

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    In the short story “The Destructors” by Graham Greene‚ Trevor’s behavior is influenced by the setting of the story. The short story takes place is London‚ England right after World War Two. The setting influenced the characters in this story because all the gang had ever seen was war and the moral destruction that surrounded them along with the descending belief of hope. The gang had never known a reality other than war and its aftermath and this engulfed their lives. They live‚ breathe‚ and act

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