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    The phenomenal writing of Shirley Jackson’s short story “The Lottery” is a labyrinth of suspense. The importance of the suspense keeps up sentence after sentence throughout the story. The first piece of evidence of suspense is in the title “The Lottery”, as it deceives the reader to believe this is going to be a happy story about winning a prize. Mrs. Jackson, adds to this belief as she describes how long the lottery will take, “in this village, where there were only about three hundred people,…

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    A rose for an Emily is a short story written by American author William Faulkner in a 1931. In the short story by Faulkner it tell the story of an old and isolated lady in her own time. Her strict and controlling dad died about thirty years ago. Her house grows into the most ugly looking house on the once prestige street in the town. It used to be nice and white, it was now filled with dust and decay. The people in Emily 's city talk about her and shame her lost personality or feeling. She…

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    In the short story, “The Cask of Amontillado” there is many important symbols, dialogue and scenarios that can be overlooked and still readers can have a decent picture of what the story is about, but without doubt, the one element that cannot be overlooked is the irony utilized by Montresor. This character uses his irony in addition to malevolent intelligence through the entire story, when the readers finish the story they are able to reminisce all the ironies and the malicious planning by…

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    herself once seemed to be. Byatt 's youth perusing, and her later research for an unfinished exposition on medieval religious purposeful anecdote, fortified her enthusiasm for the myths and old stories that show up in quite a bit of her work. In this short story, the two hero, penny and primrose is entirely unexpected however encounter the same reality, for example, child care, the "thing", and injury. Penny and Primrose meet and get to be companions on the squalid clearing prepare that…

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    “A Rose for Emily” In the short story “A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner the main character Emily Grierson is depicted as a person of southern tradition. Throughout the story the life and mental state of Miss Emily is shown through gruesome and ironic events. Her lover a Yankee, Homer Barron is a dividing figure in the social class structure of the south. In “A Rose for Emily” William Faulkner displays the south and its unwillingness to change. Throughout “A Rose for Emily” there are many…

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    In order to turn J.C Sturm’s For All the Saints into a short film, I will be looking at the locations, casting, and the process of turning the short story into a movie. Firstly, much of the story takes place in a hospital’s kitchen. The kitchen of the hospital is one of the most significant locations in the story because that is where Alice and Jacko met and their friendship blossomed to what it was. Another location is the Church, which is where Jacko took Alice on their last night together…

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    A Journey that Starts at the Opening of a Page New writers, and future hopefuls, how have you been spending your past-time these past few years? According to Stephen King’s short story “On Writing”, people that wish to survive as a Liberal Arts major, or even worse a Literature and Writing major must read constantly and fiercely. So yes, stop waiting for Apple’s new release of another iPhone, Sony’s unnecessary new Playstation devices and Snapchat’s annoying new filters, because you are about…

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    audience to connect in a real-life situations which generate the potential in the short stories. Louise Erdrich’s “Love Medicine” is a fantastic piece that represents a story analysis work in the culture of writing. Erdrich short stories are based on encouraging women to remain strong with their identity to reflect and acknowledge the power they have. Many stories always carry many themes for example, “Love Medicine” the short story refers back to women’s rights movement and its critical role…

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    the Africans. The family does everything in their power to protect their house from invaders but made it a hazard for their small child who got stuck in a barbed wire and was killed slowly as he tried to free himself. There is a lot of Irony in this short story , for example ; the plaque that reads “YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED” that was supposed to ward off intruders it didn’t do any good since their child was harmed and killed. At the time the housewife was mortified with her household trying to be a…

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    The short story “The Diamond as Big as the Ritz” by F. Scott Fitzgerald tells the story of John, a young man from Hades, who was sent to a private school and thrown into the lives of young privileged boys. During a vacation from school, he agrees to accompany his friend Percy Washington to his house and through a turn of events the trip almost leads to his peril. Through the use of Washington’s daughter, Kismine, F. Scott Fitzgerald portrays the naivety that goes along with being wealthy in the…

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