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    scenario; a continuous change in tense paired with intense descriptions that offer critical value to the overall piece. Each time Paterniti bolds the beginning of a new paragraph, the author is taking the reader either back in time to discuss François Mitterrand, or to Paterniti’s own present-day visit to France. This skillful style provides direction and flow for the audience to meticulously follow the article. His well-defined descriptions direct the reader into…

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    Chaucer

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    experienced, wise, noble, and courteous. Chaucher explicitly describes the knight as such in his description. The knight is mentioned as having taken his vows to follow all of the virtues of a knight, and it is never said that he breaks these vows. The knight is said to have fought in many battles for his sovereign state and his faith, and he is said to be high ranking. He is described at the end of the description as being a perfect, gentle knight. However, it is also suggested that the knight…

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    draft, to show how Birdall has met his criteria of a hero is. O’Brien uses physical descriptions of Birdall to convey his message. Birdall is described by O’Brien as “tiny” and “shrunken” (O’Brien 277). These descriptions of Birdall communicates to the audience that Birdall has been around for a while and has lived through tough times and as a result of this, come out as a strong and sagacious man. This description of Birdall is further solidified when O’Brien describes Birdall as his…

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    not difficult to visualize everything that occurred. The description of the punches that hit the narrator as well as the effect they had on him made me feel like if received the blow as well. While the blindfold was on the description also made me be able to visualize all the boys stumbling around fighting. The most vivid, and also disturbing, description was when the narrator was trying to grab the coins and money from the rug. The descriptions of everything in this story is what made it such a…

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    The story of “The Cask of Amontillado” shows indirect factors such as certain description of background, dialogic method, and human psychology. In sum, the story is all about a narrator is insulted by Fortunato, and then the narrator vows revenge. Through the plot, the readers can be able to see there is a dark side of humanity inside the narrator’s mind. Furthermore, the narrator exposes his thoughts through the conversational method so that readers can be more comfortable with the story. Thus,…

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    Zodiac Killer Analysis

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    of the few first victims of the zodiac killer, Mike Mageau, was able to survive despite being shot. He was able to give the police a vague description of the man that shot him and his girlfriend. Along with Mageau’s description in a later murder there were a few bystanders that had seen a man walking away from the spot of Stine’s murder. With the descriptions from these people police were able to put together a composite sketch of the killer. According to the article by Vince Lee, from ABC 7…

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    allowing the reader to fill in more detail based on prior knowledge. In Flannery O’Connor’s, “A Good Man is Hard to Find,” she helps her audience deeply understand the setting in which the story takes place. O’Connor’s use of southern slang, vivid descriptions and allusions transports readers into the era when the story takes place. Throughout the story, “A Good Man is Hard to Find,” the author gives the characters a southern slang vocabulary to give the reader a better understanding of…

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    Could Teach Me” by Gary Paulsen demonstrated the best example of description. In the story, it says “As I did, I kicked sideways, caught my knee on a sharp snag, and felt the wood enter under the kneecap and tear it loose.” This description of how his knee was torn makes you wince and clutch your own knee in pain as he describes how the injury happens. The explanation he gives makes you picture the vivid scene in action. Description is also shown where it says “Later I saw the beauty of it, the…

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    Ranching Essay

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    something of equivalent value(Livestock Rancher:Job Description,Duties,and Requirements). However in order to be a foreman or someone higher up this will involve more education. Some ranchers even require a person to go to college to learn agriculture(Livestock Rancher:Job Description,Duties,and Requirements). However many of them want people with experience, especially with analytical and critical-thinking skills(Livestock Rancher:Job Description,Duties,and Requirements).…

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    Objective Observation

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    What type of description did you see: subjective, objective, or a combination of both? Provide examples. How did each use visuals in shaping their descriptions? What type of audience is each example trying to reach? Provide an example to support your ideas. Which description would make you most want to buy the item and why? Item: Plumrose Canned Ham (http://www.allmylifeforsale.com/html/items/000238.html) All My Life For Sale, John D. Freyer, 2001. The item I was drawn to in the “All My Life…

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