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    situation they’re in, their first instinct is to escape it. In The Glass Menagerie, by Tennessee Williams, Tom Wingfield narrates the memory of a time when he worked or ran off to the movies, and when Amanda, his mother, was on a desperate hunt for a gentleman caller for his sister, Laura. While Tom struggles with his insatiable need for a change in life, his mom clings to the chance of reliving her convivial past through her daughter. Amanda escapes the present through memories of her past,…

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    CHAPTER 3: CRAFTMANSHIP IN THE WORKS OF RUSKIN BOND Bond is the master storyteller of the present age because he has developed his individual style of narration. His narration is marked with simplicity of tone and depth of meaning. Though, writing for him is a spontaneous overflow of emotions, his stories are carefully crafted. For him writing is a means of conversing with the world. He writes to ease his soul. He also believes that writing is an art, it needs as much devotion and love as an…

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    Rainsford is hunted by Zaroff and despite the many obstacles, Rainsford is able to kill him. In “My Escape from North Korea” by Hyeonseo Lee, Lee explains the details of her difficulties on avoiding getting caught by police. In “Trapped” by Aron Rolston, he gets his arm stuck under a rock and describes how he lived through this experience by himself. In all three of these stories, the main character has showed some important survival trait that has been necessary to their success. To begin…

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    They met Mr. Andrews, the ship's architect, and he showed them the blueprints. Mr. Andrews told George about the secret escape ladders throughout the ship. George also learned from a wealthy business man that there was a mummy aboard the…

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    Both female characters manage to escape and survive the most terrifying events using devious strategies. This is why I chose the topic of survival to go into full depth and detail in relating these two stories to my topic. In the story, “The Hunger Games,” the very young female lead character, Katniss, lives in one of the 12 districts in all of Panem, District 12. This district is one of the most…

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    pity for him and also afraid. Aristotle wrote that tragedy should afflict a mostly good character who makes a big mistake. For instance, if the character is bad and makes a big mistake there is no pity for the character. A perfect character isn’t satisfying to the audience and shows that the universe doesn’t reward the good and punish the evil, which is very unsettling in the mind. Is Oedipus a good character? Does he make a great mistake? Oedipus is considered a great king by everyone in the…

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    Without glamorizing events and characters, Jacobs maintains her act of portraying a detailed image of realistic events and character in her story. Unlike other authors, who distort their stories with idealistic events and characters, Jacobs surpasses this and respects the, somewhat disappointing, raw truth of her characters. She purposely displays the true gruesome events that her character faces, as she writes, “Afraid of capture, she rushed out of her friend’s…

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    Aladdin is one of many popular disney classics. A young boy living in a poor area who gets into trouble quite often and eventually falls in love with a beautiful princess. Ed, the main character of I am The Messenger, is first introduced with being a hostage at a bank robbery. Ed eventually becomes the city hero by shooting and catching the robber. Ed is in love with his best friend, Audrey, but never takes any chances. In this journal, I will be predicting, questioning, and evaluating the…

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    most mornings with his cousin. The setting is also conducive to the 90s music of the time, and teen drinking and smoking. Zorn uses the setting to explain how Sam is introduced to some of these activities, and how he begins to use them as a way to escape from his life and forget the horrible things he has been through already. Winton uses a similar setting within his novel Breath. Pikelet grew up in a fictional small, coastal town similar to the town in One would think the deep, but the story…

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    During times of hardship and struggle, many fascinating characters take action to help Lina Mayfleet overcome these significantly serious problems in Jeanne Duprau’s novel, “The City of Ember”. At the beginning of the novel, Lina Mayfleet was an etiquette young girl who lived with her grandma,“Granny”, and her baby sister,“Poppy”. They lived in a small apartment that was once owned by one of her ancestors who was the mayor in a doomed city called “City of Ember”. In the city of Ember, when…

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