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    Set in the late 1800's, William Faulkner's short story, “Barn Burning”, tells a tale centered around the complicated relationship between two characters: an empathetic, ten-year-old named Colonel Sartoris Snopes (Sarty, for short), and his tyrannical father, Abner Snopes. Typically in life, a father is a son's first role model – they expect their fathers to be the caretaker of their family; the one to provide, protect and encourage; to always have his family's best interest at heart. In…

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    Paper #1 Outline I. Introduction: In William Faulkner’s Barn Burning, the young protagonist, Sarty transitions into an individual with a strong sense of integrity choosing between loyalties to his father and telling the truth to uphold justice. II. Argument #1: Despite his father’s injustice, Sarty has an overwhelming fear of being disloyal to his family. A. Because Sarty is named after a Colonel, the justice of the court assumes he will always tell the truth which further influences the idea…

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    William Faulkner the author of Barn Burning and other literature works, identified key aspects of creating good literature in his Nobel Prize Acceptance speech. The writer should include love, honor , pity, pride, compassion and sacrifice ; lastly, the writer must include the heart in conflict. Faulkner’s Barn Burning was about a boy name Sarty, struggling to deal with his father Abner. Abner a very cold, stiff man commits crimes, his most recent one burning a barn. Sarty has to decide whether…

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    clarity” (1471). After reading Flannery O’Connor’s “Revelation”, Raymond Carver’s “Cathedral”, and William Faulkner’s “Barn Burning”, you easily see how the protagonist in each of those stories experience their own epiphany. In “Revelation”, the protagonist, Mrs. Turpin, realizes that everyone is equal in God’s eyes regardless of skin color or social status (331). Sarty Snopes in “Barn Burning” has the epiphany towards the end of the story, realizing some people do not change, even if you…

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    Tim Gundrum

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    could hardly walk around the barn without getting dehydrated. The humidity was BAD, Especially in the already humid silo. The unloader motor was a huge subject to the humidity. The motor would only work if he hid it and it was out of the humidity. tim told himself that he wouldn’t Just Farm. He would redesign something to make this work. He studied from 7 to 9 every night and finally made a air conditioning system for the silos. He also created fan systems in their barns. He was doing good. He…

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    State Fair Narrative

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    Nothing compares to the flamboyant peculiarity of fairs. These world-wide extravaganzas are among the most bizarre place in this world. Both State Fairs and County Fairs alike use their exotic foods, their new products, and their “cute” barn animals to draw in more people. Walking down the street, performers pop up every minute performing amazing feats of balance, agility, and magic. Even every once in awhile, a lucky guess at your age, weight, or birthday will amaze all the surrounding people.…

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    happy. The calmness of nature meets the loud and crazy outburst of an excited child as they take it all in. As I walk through the entrance I see rows upon rows of pumpkins waiting to be picked, almost as if that is their life’s purpose. I smell the barn and farm animals mixed with cider and popcorn. Sometimes I wish I could go back in time to when I was a child on a field trip to the pumpkin patch and relive it all over again. I remember the old pumpkin patch I used to go to as a child. I…

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    Barn Burning

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    in Faulkner’s Barn Burning”, Oliver Billingslea analysis Faulkner’s short story ‘Barn Burning”. One of his main observations throughout the analysis is that Sarty, the main character made his decisions out of goodwill. Throughout his analysis, he brings to the readers attentions many themes, these themes are prevalent in southern literature. This article is relevant because we have previously read, and analyzed “Barn Burning” ourselves. Billingslea gives a in depth analysis of “Barn Burning” and…

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    Barn Owl

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    Soren, a Barn Owl is a young baby owl who lives in a fir tree in the Tyto Forest with his mother, father, older brother (Kludd), and younger sister (Eglantine). One night when his parents are off hunting, his older and jealous brother, Kludd, shoves Soren out of the nest/tree. Soren falls to the ground unhurt but is helpless because he cannot fly. The blind snake, Mrs. Plithiver, the nestmaid who watches over the children and cleans the nest, attempts to rescue Soren but can’t. Soren,…

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    Barn Manager Career

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    A career as a barn manager. I do love horses and it would be nice to work behind the scenes caring and feeding the horses. What is a barn manager? Barn managers supervise the care of the horses in their stable (Kramer). They are to care for the horses, such as feeding and watering. They are to create schedules…

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