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    voices within the book whom tell the story of Ahmed. Ben Jelloun loved the idea of stories being passed down orally, and thus the book is based around that ideal. The first chapter of the book is to introduce this concept to the reader. When the storyteller finishes his introduction he states, “We had better go before the sky bursts into flame. Come back tomorrow, unless the secret book abandons you.” (Ben Jelloun. Page 6) This creates a sense of other people reading the book at the same time or…

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    In the short stories Antojos and The storyteller third person narration is used in the stories. Both stories have third person but they are divergent from each other, but also somewhat similar to each other in a way. Antojos uses third person limited point of view. Third person limited means the narrator only knows the thoughts and feeling of a character and in The storyteller third person omniscient is used. Omniscient point of view is similar to limited but the narrator knows everything like…

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    surely understood American essayist to attempt to procure a living through composing alone, bringing about a fiscally troublesome life and vocation. An anonymous storyteller approaches the place of Usher on a "dull, dim, and soundless day." This house the domain of his childhood companion, Roderick Usher is bleak and strange. The storyteller watches that the house appears to have ingested a malicious and ailing climate from the rotting trees and dim lakes around it. He takes note of that in…

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    Sonny Blues provides awareness not only into Sonny and their life together but also into their territory. Although the story adduces Sonny in its title, it is through the storyteller eyes that Sonny and Harlem are revealed. Compared to most of the men in his community, the storyteller has succeeded: he has a wife, two children, and a good job as a teacher. However, he is constantly aware of Harlem’s black, more dangerous side. He notes the open drug dealing that happens in the playgrounds near…

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    people had carried out a storytelling session to 15 pupils from SK Bangsar. The title of our story was “The tale of a monkey and a crab”. In this storytelling session, I was the script writer and the storyteller. Thus, I would like to reflect on my experience as the script writer and the storyteller in this essay. This reflective essay also discusses about the strengths and weaknesses of the storytelling session. The story “The battle of the crab and the monkey” was chosen by our group members…

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    Poetry and storytelling are quite similar in function, and often use emphasis to convey the tone of a particular work. For example, storytellers’ use of emphasis creates new voices, distinguishes characters and accentuates certain phrases and words to create a mood. Kitty Fitzgerald exemplified how storytellers use emphasis through her reading of a passage from her novel. I couldn’t really hear much of what she was saying but could pick up how she emphasized different syllables and words while…

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    nostalgia but in his particular case, nostalgia that does not bring back happy memories. The narrators’ reflection of their childhood and the indirect comparison to their current lives projects their journey as bittersweet. To the narrators, the storyteller is an escape from reality and a constant in the children's’ fluctuating upbringing. In addition with the ominous past memories being brought back, the author treats the experience as a time to emphasize reflection and contrast the good and…

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    Beowulf and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight highlight the significance of a warrior's association with his shield. Beowulf depicts a closeness in the middle of man and protective layer. In giving the vast majority of the weapons portrayed in it brave qualities, (for example, individual names and back stories), the lyric even appears to make heroes out of weapons, all the while rendering the characters who use them negligible "sidekicks." In Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, then again, defensive…

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    this first individual perspective. The storyteller is an exceedingly innovative and a characteristic storyteller, however her specialists trust she has a "slight hysterical tendency." As the story advances the storyteller gets increasingly insane until the point that the finish of the story were she is miserably crazy. 2. The Yellow Wallpaper is a story composed by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, which slips by for three months. Those three months the storyteller changes the…

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    using three different perspectives: the author as a storyteller, teacher, and enchanter. He also states that the best writers are the best enchanters. Good writers are storytellers who can captivate their audiences throughout their entire written works. Vladimir Nabokov defines storytellers as people who let their audience listen to an entertaining series of events at a different reality or point of view (886). In other words, storytellers share entertaining experiences, whether it is…

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