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    that the shortness of the theme should not make it lose its meaning. This theme is brief in such a way that it also has not lost its meaning. Also‚ many readers are not in support of long themes for yearbooks. When it is too long it tends to lose readers attention. When such a thing happens‚ the goal of a yearbook is not being accomplished since readers are not interested to check what is

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    of safe people in bed. The locked doors‚ the town‚ the drugstore‚ everything was gone. Only the ravine existed and lives‚ black huge and about her’. Ray Bradbury’s vivid description of Lavinia’s surroundings makes it seem more alive and makes the reader feel like Lavinia is being watched (‘only the ravine existed and lives‚ black huge and about her’) by something or someone‚ suggesting that something bad is going to happen to her and inevitably building up a lot of tension. With his use of descriptive

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    with the men."(14) The reader can sense that Tio Santos manhood has to deal with drinking liquor that is strong and only a strong man is capable of handling. Tio Santos also starts to question Apa’s manhood since Apa refused to take a drink of Vodka. The emotional atmosphere in this chapter starts to build up when Tio Santos insults Apa and Apa just shakes his head and does not respond. Rey stares at his father and for a second a sense of confusion flashes through the readers mind as to why isn’t

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    Sitee Analytical Essay In the picture book Woolvs in the Sitee‚ the narrator Ben‚ shares with the reader an insight into a dark mysterious city in which he lives. In this city‚ according to Ben‚ there are hateful creatures he calls ‘woolvs’ “They are in the sitee‚ they are evereewhere. They spare no won.” Pg.6 With a clever use of illustration and writing the authors draw the reader into wondering the truth about Ben’s world. Margaret Wild has done a superb job with the writing of the

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    Eveline

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    Bring A Negative Future In the short story “Eveline” by James Joyce a young women faces a hard decision in life. She is greatly influenced by outside sources and the reader is shown a personal side of Eveline dilemma. While facing an internal debate‚ James Joyce uses literary elements to enhance his writing and appease to all the reader senses. By using these literary elements he shows that a lack of courage can bind many people to a routine unhappy lifestyle. Eveline hesitates to have the life

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    "Rose" By: LI-YOUNG LEE

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    nuances of parental relationships‚ and the physical world is amazing. Li-Young Lee’s poetry in the book‚ Rose‚ has a depth of sadness and reflection that makes it meaningful and thought provoking to the reader. Lee draws on his own life experience in such a way that readers will wonder if he is trying to extract those experiences from his inner self. While these poems are deeply personal‚ they are also universal in their appeal. Like a child who possesses a sensual‚ adult

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    B) Whose self? In the early parts of the novel‚ Oedipa runs into people with multiple names and identities‚ or who are actor sor compulsive role-players. (She herself gets the name tag “Arnold Snarb” stuck on her.) Later‚ the men around her start dissolving or disappearing in even more drastic ways. Obviously‚ this sense of psychic variability is a result of Pynchon’s method characterization‚ which gives surface traits rather than psychological depth; still‚ its good to remember that Hollywood is

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    gives it an aggressive tone‚ showing to the reader that tension is mounting in the bunkhouse. Nearly all of this aggression is aimed at Curley or from Curley‚ as Curley is provoking them with his own aggressive‚ egocentric attitude‚ and this gives the impression that they are all against Curley and that inevitably he will be involved in the violence resulting from the growing tension in the room. The general antipathy towards Curley also influences the readers’ own negative opinions of him and‚ such

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    metaphors gives them animal-like characteristics‚ and the reader is able to enter deep into the villain’s mind. Humans crave a mystery. We are curious beings and gravitate toward the unknown. Patterson uses this psychological fact to his advantage. The criminals that star in his New York Time’s Bestsellers are often vaguely portrayed‚ to the point where their identities remain unknown to the reader. This caricature description keeps the reader thinking. It is like being given a wrapped gift: One can

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    Dulce Et Decorum Est

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    pushes the deconstruction of the nobility and respectfulness of war. This is done through the use of vivid imagery‚ irregular structure to emphasise mood shifts and the chaos of war; and subjective diction used with the express purpose of involving the reader into the account of the horrors of war. The poem begins with a stanza that consists of seven lines that begin with the word “old beggars”(1 Owens). This immediately brings the image of beggars to mind and through this the image of soldiers

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