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    of writing known as realism is built around character, plot, and setting as every other tale created has been based around. In this genre, each one of these pieces in the form of a story has very important characteristics in them. The character, which is the biggest player I all stories as they rely on them for a story to actually occur, must be representative of the people that, during the time the piece was written, the general public may encounter in their lives and are able to relate to.…

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    Snow And Nuclear War

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    the world. The longer we live, the more corrupted and more distorted we become. “The very pristineness of snow, which is a big part of its appeal, is what makes its metamorphosis into a slurpy of filth so depressing” (Beller2). After rereading the story, the fierce bird might symbolize his own life. Unlike the other kids who might have stood over the bird while sledding, his heart beat over the bird, since he was sledding while lying down. He is able to live his life conquering the difficulties…

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    "The Reward after Leaving the Comfort Zone" Spenser Johnson’s book “who moved my cheese” (1998) Introduces to the readers with a great story that displays a few friends who are talking about changes in people work and life. One of the friends tells a brief story about how four different characters confront the changes in all aspect of their life. Their life depends on their cheese supply that is in the maze. I will evaluate how one particular character is forced to fight his fears in order to…

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    around him. He is under attack and may die himself, but sings a light-hearted tune. Is one of these two less human? The question of certain behaviors’ naturalness hovers above the entirety of The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien. In the Chapter and story, “Style”, the reader is introduced to a young girl dancing among the burnt wreckage of her village. The girl, in all her innocence and loneliness, is exactly like an American soldier. Her reaction to…

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    Thomas King’s “A Coyote Columbus Story” is about retelling the truth of Columbus’s history, which reminds me the question on the fairy tale my little sister asked me. Last summer, my uncle and his family came to my house for a family party, and I met my cousin. While playing with my cousin, she asked me a question “Do you know how the mother in the fairy tale name ”Coconut shell” got pregnant?” I answered “Because she drink the water from the coconut shell”. But my cousin told me I was wrong,…

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    Everyday, people come up to me and ask my story. Everyday, I tell them the same thing. “I am an old man,” I say, “I have no story that will interest you.” In the years since the event, not once have I uttered words about the shoes. Not once have I thought about the misery I had to go through. Not once have I looked through any pictures of them. Not once. But here, now, today, that will all change. Today, I shall tell you my story. My story begins in the blistering hot sun of Peru. I had come…

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    Theories of Relativity tells the story of 16-year old Dylan Wallace whose reckless mother kicked him out in order to please her latest boyfriend, Dan. He is struggling to survive on the streets without taking the easy way out with drugs. Dylan settles outside two office towers and begs for money from passersby. This is where he meets Glen, a young employee at one of the office buildings. Another homeless teen named Jenna, works on the street across from him, in front of a church. She is an…

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    leave your home, get split from your brother and father, while trying to survive on barely any money or food. This is what Ko and Yoko had to endure in So Far From the Bamboo Grove book by Yoko Kawashima Watkins. So From the Bamboo Grove is a true story about the life of the Kawashima family, Mrs. Kawashima, Hideyo, Ko, and Yoko, finding each other after World War II. While trying to avoid Korean communist soldiers and anyone else who might put them in harms way. Ko took many risks and gave up…

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    For my final paper, I choose to read the novel “The Left Hand of Darkness” written by Ursula K. Le Guin. This story touches on many key topics including the importance of communication, trust, acceptance, gender, and love in a society. It always deals a lot with politics and what it means to be a traitor. All of these topics are combined to show the intent of the story, which is the importance of unity. The main character, Ai, goes to a foreign plant and tried to get the people of the planet to…

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    floor. It seemed-beneath him, somehow. I had never thought about it before, had never been forced to, but I suppose I had always put jazz musicians in a class with what Daddy called ‘good-time people’” (Baldwin 1749). It is not until the end of the story that the narrator agrees to attend one of his brothers shows and comes to understand that his brother is no longer a boy and has truly found something the he enjoys doing, “Sonny’s fingers filled the air with life, his life. But that life…

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