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    involved”. Greene uses many symbols to this demonstrate these shades. Light being one‚ and the manifestation of an explosion; the Vietnamese people are ageless and often child-like in appearance‚ although Greene in no way infantilizes these people. Pyle is idealistic and strives for honour - he insists upon being fair‚ but we do not admire him for these heroic ideals. Indeed‚ we can see how dangerous and unthinking heroes can be - while they may be trying to help‚ they risk the lives of other people than

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    Graham Greene: The Invisible Japanese Gentlemen 1. Describe the characters. The young woman: She had thin blonde hair and how she spoke showed that she studied in one of the best school of London. Her fiancé: He was doomed and easy to control by others. The narrator (author): He was a reflective person who analyzed different situation from what people said and expressed physically. The Japanese gentlemen: They spoke their tongue; they were always with a smile in their faces and doing a lot of

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    Introduction: Graham Greene is celebrated as one of the most prevalent post-war novelists who gave Englishnovel the spiritual heights. Thus he has been classified as a modern spiritualwriter and a great literary giant. [1] As a Catholic writer‚ Greene’s artof letters cruciallydeal with the subjects of sin and spiritualityvia different themes like man’s relationship with himself‚ with society and with God. Greene‚in his novels emphatically deals with the ideology that only faith in God can save man

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    The story "The Root of All Evil" by Graham Greene is an excellent moral story about the sins that can arise when people try too hard to keep secrets. Lies‚ scandals‚ and murders are all created by secretive behavior‚ leading one to believe that secrets are the root of all evil. The trouble in this story begins when a few men in the town began meeting for nightly talks‚ and the consumption of alcohol. There were a few of the gentlemen who felt that they needed to gather together secretly‚ so that

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    Graham Greene uses the motif of light to symbolize power. One young boy Trevor‚  nicknamed T‚ took power in the gang over Blackie to plan on destroying Mr. Thomas’s house.  While the gang was destroying the house‚ T. found notes that he wanted to burn. The flame of  the burning note only “illuminated his brooding face” (55). Only having T.’s face illuminate  symbolized that T. had the power‚ and he was in charge of all of the destruction that the gang  “created.” While the burning note was a form of light “illuminating” power

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    American: A political warning by Graham Greene The Quiet American by Graham Greene is a novel that depicts a love triangle between a British journalist‚ an American secret agent and a Vietnamese girl in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. It came out in the mid fifties when the American government was not directly involved in the War. The novel generated critics from both sides of the spectrum such as Walter Allen with his review titled “Awareness of Evil: Graham Greene” and Robert Gorham Davies with

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    Reading Response Journal- "The Destructors" In my opinion‚ the main idea of the story‚ "The Destructors" by Graham Greene is that when humans let their own personal feelings get in the way of doing what is right‚ it leads to a feeling of detriment and dissatisfaction. Also the Wormsley Common Gang chose poor decisions that affected their innocence throughout the entire story. These poorly made decisions took away their youth innocence and replaced it with selfishness and destruction. In the story

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    parts are clearly divided into four chapters‚ while the last part is composed of four sub-parts which are not numbered‚ but clearly separated by four paragraphs. What does these systematic divisions and subdivisions in four mean?We have to consider two possible interpretations. First‚ the number four corresponds to God’s divine order. At the beginning God‚ whose name has four letters ’’YHVH’’‚ created the four elements‚ the four rivers‚ the four winds‚ the four seasons‚ the four dimensions (length

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    The theme of war. The novel ‘The Quiet American’ written by Graham Greene is the war novel. Saigon‚ 1952‚ is a beautiful‚ exotic‚ and mysterious city caught in the grips of the Vietnamese war of liberation from the French colonial powers. The Vietnam War was a Cold War-era military conflict that occurred in Vietnam‚ Laos‚ and Cambodia from 1 November 1955 to the fall of Saigon on 30 April 1975. This war followed the First Indochina War and was fought between North Vietnam‚ supported by its communist

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    Idas thought this implies to the readers that maybe Ida is going to tell the police what happened it brings the tension into the novel as it makes you wonder. The use of repetition “ive told you Mrs Arnold‚ the case is closed” in my opinion I think Greene used repetition to imply to us that the inspector doesn’t care and how it’s not his problem. In addition to that I also think the repetition was used to imply to us the

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