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    Verbal Values “Bela” is a story that is adapted from Lermontov’s novel, The Hero of our Time. This is a novel that has attracted a wide leadership due to the values that are communicated through various characters. In this story, the author describes his reasoning on various characters and the way in which they behave. Either to help others or to help themselves. Some even ended up getting influenced by others to a point of changing their way of doing things. The values they hold shape the way…

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    Everyday narratives: Living in uncertainty in Suleimani This chapter focuses on ethnographic vignettes from ordinary people from the city of Suleimani, Kurdistan. I specifically analyse narratives highlighting living under uncertainty, as part of the bigger theme of everyday politicizing narratives addressed in my thesis. The everyday narratives have resulted from intermittent fieldwork conducted in 2015 and 2016, supplemented by previous reflections and encounters from 2011 in the city of…

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    suspense of the plot. Unlike external conflict, which is conflict between two characters, inner conflict is the battle between a character and themselves. In the novel A Separate Peace, the main character Gene battles inner conflict throughout the narrative. A Separate Peace is a novel about two teenage boys who are best friends that battle through jealousy and betrayal throughout the story. The author John Knowles implicated many uses of techniques and devices throughout the story that help…

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    This interactive narrative is an interactive documentary short that follows Marta Aviles, a longtime resident of Brooklyn’s Los Sures neighborhood in South Williamsburg, NY. Living there for nearly forty years, she now faces challenges with the rapid gentrification of her neighborhood. This piece documents her journey in deciding whether to stay or to leave her home. The narrative was broken down into the following structure: Introduction, The Street, The Stairs, The Apartment, The Listing, Part…

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    the conversation.” 4. Please respond to prompts 1&4., pg. 133, that deal with Olsen’s narrative on her daughter’s life. The reason Olsen organizes her narrative story this way is to draw the reader into her story, setting the story up for the deeper issues and problems that faced her daughter throughout her life. Olsen is trying to re-cap to find the reason why her daughter is the way she is. Olsen stated, “My wisdom came too late.” Clearly taking blame as Emily’s mother for better solutions…

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    filmmaker’s purpose, viewpoint and approach of the film is determined by how they structure the narrative. Mentz takes the viewers on a journey through the minds of soldiers whom are going on their first mission to the war in Afghanistan. As the film progresses the personalities and depth of their characters is reviled. Mads, one of the soldiers is followed predominantly more than the other men. The narrative is pulled together through his journey, showing the conflicts he faces at war.…

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    Ghana is a country with personality. It is a hidden gem bursting with diverse, authentic and exceptional tourist attractions, captivating and varied travel experiences, a door-always-open friendliness and a rhythmic vibe. And in the words of American chef, author and television personality Anthony Bourdain who travelled to Ghana for a 2007 episode of No Reservations, “Ghana is something special.” With this in mind, raising awareness of Ghana as a formidable, special and must-visit tourist…

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    1. What do you know about the mother of the story? Mama is the narrator of the story who is a rather large lady who works very hard to support her family. She is brutally honest of both her daughters, Dee and Maggie. She also seems resentful of Dee’s education since she fantasizes about them reuniting with her on a television show where Dee is very appreciative of her. 2. When we have a first-person narrator, we have to decide if she is reliable or unreliable. Do you trust this narrator? Why…

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    Brief Plot Overview My story will be split into two sections, following three interwoven, though not necessarily chronological, plots. The first section commences with an indistinguishable person searching their cluttered apartment for an undefined object. Eventually this object is revealed to be a wig, as the person recently experienced total and unexplained hair loss. No remnants of hair were found in their apartment. As the person is generally reclusive and unsociable (though, notably, not…

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    I had to be very consistent when building my character’s identities to make them believable. I had to make it clear to my audience, why the character was acting the way they were. I also had to avoid cliches because the audience tends to see cliches as superficial. In term of my characters motivations I wanted to make my main character, Scarlet, not know how to live independently or act politely around people. Therefore, I created a situation where she was spoiled as a child. Scarlet’s…

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