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    head, but I was exactly sure how to cause all the pieces to fit together to replicate that image. English composition has taught me the necessary mechanics to complete this writing puzzle. The creation of a thesis statement, the difference between narrative and persuasive essays, and organization are the elements of the puzzle which have assisted my growth as an academic writer during this…

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    Tell Tale Identity Essay

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    tell that this is not the case “You fancy me mad. Madmen know nothing. But you should have seen me.” Self-narration allows Poe to give us an insight into the narrators mind and see how the “disease had sharpened my senses”. Due to the way these narrative parts are written they begin to create an assumption within us as readers that yes the narrator is mad and this is only further validated at the end of the story. But we realise that when the narrator appeals to us as observers they are not only…

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    “Paul’s Case” is set around the 1930’s at the peak of the American Industrial expansion where the American dream consisted of the ultimate attainment of wealth and power with an immense value on material belongings. Paul, the main character, is a high school boy who is ferociously trying to overcome the boring and mundane life of conformity that he is being forced to live. He wants luxuries, admiration, and power, but is not willing to go through the journey that society has established and…

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    You can find this almost anywhere with one of the first examples coming from Beli. “You should have seen him, his mother sighed in her Last Days” (12). This may confuse readers at first as many usually expect to see spoken words surrounded by quotes. However, Yunior doesn’t seem to think it’s necessary to include…

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    the director wanted to make with this movie. He wants to show that the events in the film are tied to the middle class American dream and that Lester is not the only one that has these feelings. The film uses Lester as a narrative voice over. We have to assume that the narrative Lester is not the same Lester that we are actually watching because this one is omniscient. It knows that Lester is going to die in a years’ time. So essentially the movie is a flash back, it’s the story of how a man…

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    This is essentially the main focus and conflict of the novel, as Gatsby who spent years amassing a vast fortune, just so he would have a chance with Daisy. There are also those who are being pursued for the sake of prosperity. Tom would be a prime example as he is being pursued by Myrtle, purely for the fact that Myrtle no longer wants to live a life in a run-down auto shop, but a life of wealth and extravagance. Additionally, Myrtle is also being chased after by Tom as well, though, Myrtle is…

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    American Gangster Analysis

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    The film’s strengths were the special effects and the acting. For example, the special effects were good when someone was shot and when they showed the dead bodies in the army bags. The all around best, I think Denzel Washington is a good actress in every movie he makes. The film’s weaknesses was none, I do not think I…

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    This is to highlight that she is seen as a possession of her paranoid and hypocritical husband. When we first meet her in the novel, she seems promiscuous in her attitude towards George and Lennie, who have only just arrived on the ranch. She throws her body forward in an effort to show off the shape of her body and, although pretending not to notice, she bridles when Lennie looks at her. In this first appearance, she is also wearing large quantities of the colour red. “She had full, rouged lips…

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    The character was overlook because he is not alive, but he played an important role in Gordie’s life. The standard that he must meet so he can be taken into consideration by his parents. Denny was the special child, the football player, the popular guy. By the time Gordie was born Danny was ten, but unlike his brother, Gordie was not a miracle child, he was more of a burden to the family. This hate towards Gordy is not portrayed in depth in the movie. The brothers did not share a special bond…

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    Literary Analyst While serving as an ambulance driver during WWI in Italy, Ernest hemingway injured his knee and was sent to a hospital. There he wrote a story about his stay in that hospital. In another country is what Hemingway thought when noticing the cultural differences because he was an american. He also wrote “Death in the Afternoon” in Italy after retrieving remains of women that were in a blast accident. Disguising himself in one of his own stories as an nameless american soldier.…

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