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    In Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer, the use of dialogue sheds light on the author’s characters’ lives and their struggles. The characters in ELIC have experienced setbacks at some point in their lives- Oskar and his mom loses his father to the 9/11 attack, Grandma is left behind by Grandpa and is left to take care of their son and, later on, their grandchild. Ron also loses his wife and daughter due to a car accident. Throughout the novel, the characters try to…

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    Clemmy Sue and Estelle Louise stumble into the empty Diner and leave a water trail behind them as they walk to their favorite booth. As soon as they sit down Estelle Louise excuses herself and rushes off to the restroom. Ruby ambles over to the booth and says, “Clemmy Sue, on this night you’re a breath of pure sunshine. Coffee for you and your friend?” “Yes, ma’am, please and thank y’all. Ruby tonight be Estelle Louise’s double nickel birthday.” “That calls for a celebration;…

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    Rinka arched her head and looked over to the bed where her mother and father were soundly sleeping. Feeling comforted by the sight, she once again closed her eyes, but those horrific visions were still fresh in her mind. Rinka realized that the nightmares were becoming more frequent over the past few weeks and even months once she really thought about the many nights of lost sleep. From conversations she’d overheard from her tribal elders and her kinfolk, she knew that the people in Roman…

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    Katy meets with Gilbert down at the courthouse and sign documents with him and they hand them in to get stamped with photographers and their parents nearby. Their document is stamped with a void and a different document is put in an envelope and passed to Gilbert. He puts it in his pocket and tries to kiss Katy, but she quickly stepped away from him in fear. “I don’t know why you are being shy,” he said loudly, and laughed embarrassed in front of the media. “You have finally become a Tilley…

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    Throughout the progression of society, dialogue has undergone immense modifications and developed an alternate definition. Media historian, John Durham Peters, theorized that media is not responsible for the distortion of dialogue is to mislay pathos without further analysis. Before one can critique the media, on has to understand a few principles. First that, “the concentrations of political economy and the inherent list to perversity in human appetites” and secondly, “media can sustain…

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    Dialogue in 1930s and 1940s’ Hollywood Films According to Bhullar’s experiment of testing intensity of emotions with AV(auditory-visual), VO(visual-only) and AO(auditory-only), audience perceived greater intensity of tested emotions, which were happiness and sadness, in AV speeches than those of VO and AO alone (Bhullar 193). Clearly, scientific evidence reinforces the cause of the storm of talkies. That is, dialogue conveys and augments the moods within the film, which directly influences…

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    pay attention to numerous factors, for instance: how the characters are described, how they speak, what they say, and how they act. This essay argues that the dialogue is the most important part of the O. Henry’s short story ‘‘The Gift of the Magi’’ for getting to know the characters and revealing their personalities. In a story, the dialogue gives a voice to the character and allows us to make our own judgment about them, as they speak for themselves and are not portrayed through the eyes of a…

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    Soon after, we see the first two exchanges in dialogue between he and Olive. The dialogue between them is from this past time, too. It shows readers what Henry acts like when interacting with his wife. However, this is the man Olive sees frequently. On page five, after Olive learns Henry has hired Denise to work at the pharmacy the conversation between them reads: “‘Mousy,’ his wife said, when he hired the new girl. ‘Looks just like a mouse.’... ‘But a nice mouse,’ Henry said. ‘A cute one’”…

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    I’ve been spending most of my time with Craig, now that Kenny and Tweek are constantly together. Craig and I were sitting on my bed while he was smoking another cigarette. Bebe’s parents went on another vacation and trusted their daughter. “I don’t want to see those people, even if it’s to get fucking smashed. I’m not feeling great.” Craig drawled as he blew smoke from his mouth. I shook my head in agreement. The rumor mill around school is that literally everyone at South Park High was going.…

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    it off, because it meant you had something to hide, and then you would be questioned. It keeps a record of everywhere you go and sends it to the government. It is very seldom used, and when it is used, its for a crisis or very important situations. I dig a hole with my hands to put my detector in. Once I have it off and in the hole I burry it. I can’t help but think maybe one day I’ll be able to burry these memories. I start walking around. I have no clue what to do know. I have the cure and…

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