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    Rose have plenty in common and their stories connect in many ways. Their stories connect in one way because both partial or fully of them are deaf. Since they have trouble hearing they are very lonely at times. You can tell from the pictures that Rose is lonely and from what is known about Ben one could infer that he is lonely. In both stories there is a storm. The storm in Ben’s story is what caused him to go completely deaf. There were two storms in Rose’s story. One in the movie that she was…

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    1. Context of the Story The answers to the following questions can help to establish the context of the story. • Who wrote the fiction? Sigrid Undset (20 May 1882 – 10 June 1949) was a Norwegian novelist who got an award from the Nobel which is “Prize for Literature” in 1928 (Wikipedia). According to nobleprize.org, her father’s Family is came from Østerdalen and they were one of the first settler in Grytdalen in the Sollien valley of the river Atna. Undset’s father, Ingvald Martin Undset, got…

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    brave enough to write their story, showing their own personal viewpoints and experiences. There are two works of literature that reveal the viewpoints of marriage and individuality in the centuries. Kate Chopin’s A Story of an Hour and Susan Glaspell’s Trifles focuses on gender roles, and freedom from captivity. These stories possess similar attributes and differences even though they were written in different time periods. A theme that is focused on within the two stories is freedom and…

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    soldier’s duty is to protect his country at any cost. Instinct takes over and erases the sense of morals a soldier has, as it is simply kill, or be killed. The short story, “The Sniper”, by Liam O’Flaherty, depicts the conflict of a Republican sniper caught in the separation of his country during the Irish civil war. O’Flaherty sets the story in the heart of Dublin, Ireland between the years 1922 and 1923, during the prime of the war. The beginning of the war started with the Anglo-Irish…

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    The first installment of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark trilogy hit book shelves in 1981. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is about a guy named George Flint. He wants liver, but his wife eats all the liver one by one while she cooks it. So she goes to the church and steals a woman’s liver. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is not beneficial for children because it has graphic details, it’s too violent, and is way too scary for children. To begin, Scary stories to tell in the dark is not…

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    The Story of an Hour by Kate Chopin The main character of this story is Louise Mallard who has a heart condition. Louise learns that her husband Brently has been killed in a tragic accident and rushes to her room to grieve his loss. As Louise stares out her window and considers her future, she is struck by the realization that she has become free from the oppression her husband provided. Louise comes to accept that she is young and is strangely overcome with a sense of newly found independence.…

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    Simpson asked for three wishes in a TV Halloween special using monkey’s paw, so when I started reading this short story I immediately made the connection. I was waiting for something spooky and scary. Even I waited until midnight to start reading in order to create ambience. The author never wrote something supernatural, everything is in the mind of the reader, that’s what I love about this story. Every time that Mr. white was thinking to make a wish I started to have this feeling that something…

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    The short story Soldier of Fortune by Bret Anthony Johnston is filled with different writing techniques. He uses tone, scene, and description to make the story flow and feel believable. He teaches the reader how to create living, breathing characters, while still using symbolism to add mystery and foreshadow to the piece. While perfect for this story, other authors, to create their own pieces of fiction and creative non-fiction, can use these techniques. Firstly, the first paragraph sets up…

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    Allie Frabizzio November 11, 2015 Inkunzi Eighth Grade English Theme in The Story of an Hour In Kate Chopin’s The Story of an Hour, Mrs. Mallard, a woman with a heart condition, is told that her husband has died in a trainwreck. After receiving this news, she feels a sensation of freedom that she had not felt before. When she finds out he is not really dead, she is so crushed that she dies. In this short story, Kate Chopin is suggesting that women did not have power in the eighteen hundreds. She…

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    The character Poe in, the novel, The Man Who Was Poe, is quite similar to the actual Edgar Allan Poe. Likewise, the story written by Avi is much like a few short stories written by Poe himself. The novel and short stories share settings, themes, and characters that closely resemble one another, both with a chilling mood, theme of death, and characters that are utterly insane. Though these tales were not written by the same author, the two have almost identical writing styles. This leads to…

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