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    he was five years old. When the escape happened I liked how Jack would grow and have a new love for ordinary things. Yet sometimes Jack would sometimes want to go back to the tiny room because he was too overwhelmed. Which I would say was the worst and annoying parts of the book, because Jack should have been happy that he was able to escape.…

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    Set in a time when the end of the world became reality Joanna Russ’ When It Changed and Colin M. Drysdale’s Last Flight Out each described a society where an outside force changed the way the society was established. Although the characters in both stories were presented with challenges such as being unwanted in a one gender based society, being threatened by an unforeseen group or being scarified for the greater good both Mankind from planet Earth, the women from planet Whileaway and the pilot…

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    Characters within fictional narratives exist in a space that is created through elements such as the time and location, referred to as the setting of the story. These elements help to set the tone that the rest of the story will fall under. Some narratives reveal only minimal details concerning the setting, but given the opportunity, a rich setting can play a significant role in shaping the story and the lives of the characters. Dana Gioia supports this in the following quote: “But often, in an…

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    the film, ‘The Truman Show’ by Peter Weir and in the novel, ‘Paper Towns’ by John Green, the concept of journey encountered by individuals become the focus. In The Truman Show, the main character Truman had to learn the truth about his world and devise a way to physically escape. In Paper Towns, the main character Quentin goes on a road trip to find the love of his life, who he doesn't really understand. An aspect of journey shown in both texts is how individuals on a journey broaden their…

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    Tom from The Glass Menagerie is a character who develops success as the play runs its course. He starts out very unsure of what he wants to do and how he is going to achieve it. Tom can be seen developing into the person he wants to be as the play goes on. Using his strengths as an independent person who is not afraid to speak his mind, he is able to overcome the constant pressure put on him by Amanda. A weakness that Tom had shown constantly throughout the play was how he couldn't be happy…

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    Authenticity lies in having the novel Room told through Jack’s interpretation. This is the case, because in terms of Ma’s character, Jack maintains a stronger agency through his voice. The character and voice of Ma in the novel is one that is controversial, inevitably because of her history as a child. The fact that she was kidnapped and rapped maintains the notion that if she were telling that story, the reader would be getting a more nostalgic side of the story. The story would be transformed…

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    The People of Sparks The main character in the book “The People of Sparks” written by Jeanne DuPrau, is a 13 year old girl named Lina.This curious girl tries to save her city from certain disaster by finding a way to live in the new world,”aboveground”.The only problem is ,half of her beloved city wants to fight and conquer a city that someone else is already living in!She is determined to find her city a place to live without having to fight and kill for it.She will have to use her…

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    The Glass Menagerie Mother

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    The more someone thinks they are different from another person, the more they realize how similar they are to them. The glass menagerie by Tennessee Williams has many memorable characters in it, the mother in the play is one of these memorable characters. Firstly, the mother (Amanda) has a unique role in the play as she is the attention seeker and controlling, she is always very loud and loves to be heard. The mother is not the only attention seeker though, the son Tom is an attention seeker as…

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    plays an important role in novels. Setting can affect the way a character acts within a story. Settings can create different moods within a story which can also affect the way a character acts. Other characters within the story can affect the way another character talks and acts. “While I’m writing, I become that character, whether it is Jack in Behind Closed Doors,” says Paris in an interview. In Behind Closed Doors the main character, Jack, speaks, talks and acts different depending on where…

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    “The key to creating better plots rests in a deeper understanding of character.” Author Kristen Lamb believes that using literary techniques to present meaningful, dynamic characters remains crucial to making a relatable plot that grabs readers’ attention. In order for an author to keep a reader interested, it proves important for the characters to be interesting. Authors use direct and indirect presentation to bring characters to life in order to make the reader feel emotion. Direct…

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