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    powerful and important storytelling is, is able to do so because it provides vivid examples of what the people of Huitzitzilin suffered with the Spanish conquerors. Some strengths of the book include the depth of the examples that the author was able to contribute with, as well as the way the book was presented to the reader. It was in a storytelling format that engages the reader and the reader is able to easily follow. Limón was successful in organizing the book in storytelling format because…

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    communicating. Each story was listened to with respect. Storytelling was all they had as a means of passing on their heritage, history, and culture to the next generation. Stories not only told their history, they passed on courage to deal with change. As the video emphasizes, even though the written word in poems and textbooks tells stories of their lives, they are still based on oral tradition. As we learned from the video, Native American storytelling is not simply passed from one person to…

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    Consuelo Samarripa's Life

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    Her stories then shift to the nucleus of life in the west side Barrio to her grandmother’s house. Like the hub of a wheel, all family life came from it and especially in the kitchen where they gathered making tamales at Christmas and learning life lessons sitting around the table beneath the light fixture. “A light socket, a light bulb and a dangling string, so primitive yet heartwarming, it was a sure sign of home,” she wrote. The tales fluctuate from climbing backyard chicken coops and trees,…

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    In this storytelling ‘Shadow of a Doubt,’ the principles of narrative telling are depicted. From the plot, the movie is constructed in a story perspective that heightens a pattern from the opening scenes to the closing of the picture. Nevertheless, the utilization of salient techniques often dictates the flow of the story. From the distinct movie lighting, the soundtrack and its creaking sound make it a compelling narrative for the audience. At the cusp of the movie era, black and white…

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    The magic is an enhancement to the storytelling in a way that it is an extension of the character, rather than a crutch the characters lean on. For example, in Monkey’s earliest battle against the Demon of Havoc, Monkey performs some awe-inspiring and shock value magic. “He plucked out a handful…

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    Gift For Gab Analysis

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    For Gab—Getting to Know Portland’s Storytelling Scene There is something amazing about a live storytelling show. The intimacy between the storyteller and the audience can be almost palpable at times. Whether it’s the nature of the story being told, the artistry of the teller, or just something about hearing a true story told live from a firsthand witness is practically irrelevant. What matters, for the devoted audience members attending contemporary storytelling shows, is that they connect on a…

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    Although many authors, like Mary Hamel, believe that Alisoun, in the Wife of Bath, did not murder her fourth husband, I disagree. I believe that Alisoun commits the crime and narrates a false tale to cover up. I will be dividing this essay into two sections, the first consisting suspicious evidence to charge Alisoun with murder, and the second exploring her psychological counter measures that give her story credibility. First, I disagree with Hamel’s claim because Alisoun’s tale has too much…

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    past can continue to hinder our future, or as Peter Guber proclaims in his book “Tell to Win” the story of our past can help us to move an audience to action. In chapter 4 of Peter Guber’s novel, Tell to Win, teaches us how to use backstory in storytelling. He shares with us the challenges of the backstory and how this can help in positive ways any storyteller regardless if they are great storytellers or not. Guber uses the term backstory to stress the importance of one’s past in order to have a…

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    Through story telling, story analysis, and different points of view; Tim O’Brien gives the reader the open question of “How does fiction impact the perception of reality?” and allows the audience to form their own opinion. The main purpose of Storytelling is to reflect on a theme; however a well written story will also give the reader several differing opinions on it. “The Things They Carried” exemplifies this idea through several short stories. In one tale, Tim O’Brien,…

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    Smoke Signals: The Importance of Story Telling Most of us are familiar with storytelling, being told stories throughout our lives. Story telling plays a huge role in Native American culture. Stories are told within households and communities to richen the relations and bonds between people. In Sherman Alexie’s film Smoke Signals, stories are used to show relationships between Suzy Song, Victor Builds-The-Fire, and Thomas Joseph which is illustrated in the stories shared between them. In the…

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