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    To thoroughly understand the relationships between themes, a theme can be analogous to a wild animal (#8). There can be many wild animals in a vast open area, but in many smaller areas, there may be just one. As for literature, many complex novels possess multiple themes, but, commonly, short stories and other pithy pieces of writing possess a single theme shown throughout the book. Be that as it may, wild animals also possess the inclination to rival each other; themes acquire the same…

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    The Theme of Hubris in Antigone’s Creon In his well-renowned play Antigone, Sophocles limns Creon as a just leader whose hubris, or excessive pride, ultimately spawns his untimely demise. He initially articulates rational justifications for the implementation of his draconian laws and punishments. However, Creon’s hubris, as evident in his refusal to accept his prophecy conveyed Tiresias, proves to be his tragic flaw, or hamartia, and such experiences help Creon to realize his tragic flaw and…

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    The Adventures of Tom Sawyer written by Mark Twain illustrates the life of a mischievous young boy named Tom Sawyer. Throughout the novel, Twain develops the character of Tom Sawyer who is faced with many difficult situations that not a normal young boy deals with, but they help shape the character of Tom. Twain is able to develop the character of Tom threw his own unique technique of writing his literature. Twain is able to illustrate the type of personality he possesses through his writing.…

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    what will happen next. Morrison wrote this novel through the point of view of the various characters mentioned in the novel. She uses point of view to portray the diversity of each character. Based on Morrison’s narration of the characters, “Nothing could be counted on in a world where even when you were a solution you were a problem.” (Morrison, 256), places the reader in the shoes of the character as they experience an unknown environment for the first time. The read proves to be…

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    For example, in chapter three, Foster places a vampire as one of the characters. By doing this, he is now letting the reader know that this character is really selfish, uses other people to get what they desire, and can usually be attached to a man trying to overpower a woman. In the Dracula movies and stories, the vampire is attractive and tries to lure in…

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    Robinson Crusoe Analysis

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    similar. However, there are some differences between foe and Robinson Crusoe. I classify the differences into three sections: main characters, main characters’ characteristic, story setting. One difference between Robinson Crusoe and Foe is main character. In Robinson Crusoe, there are two main characters. It is Robinson Crusoe and Friday. However, there are 4 main characters in Foe, which is Cruso, Friday, Susan Barton, and Foe. Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe corresponds to Coetzee’s Cruso but unlike…

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    the prophecy according to fate. Oedipus’ choice to leave Corinth, kill Laius, marry Jocasta, and send Creon for advice from the oracle are all his choice, none of them are predetermined. Although fate plays an important role in Oedipus Rex, the characters are not bound to it without any kind of free will. They are allowed to make their choices but somehow fate twists them to fulfill the prophecy and predetermined…

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    24th of November 2016 An Essay of The Mandarin Exam by Farrukh Dondhy “The Mandarin Exam” is a short story, in which, Farrukh Dhondy, the author, illustrates the true nature of free will of human being. In the name of free will, Spiggy, the main character, recklessly starts a conflict between him against the society by not taking the English exam. In fact, at the time Spiggy decides to leave the exam, he has been influenced by the prior cause, which is his friend’s offer, and there is the after…

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    explains that a certain act can happen in real life. The three novels; Heart of Darkness (HOD), Hamlet, and 1984, all portray this idea. Although the theme, corruption, makes these novels comparable to each other, there are things like; setting, character, and point of view which contrasts the books as well.…

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    Since Liesel is a main character maybe mention her a bit less than the others so you don’t go off on a rant. How big of a mix of good and bad symbols are there? The mix between good and bad meaning symbols is big enough that it is noticeable when you really look into it, but…

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