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    is to allow people to realize and understand that material wealth is only temporary, but the treasures in heaven are eternal. All in all, we can now see the difference between the storyteller’s view on wealth and Jesus’s view on wealth. The storyteller of Beowulf believes in showing the wealth of the characters to impress others, demonstrate their power, and heal feuds. In Matthew, Jesus states that people should not perform actions to impress others and to seek God’s forgiveness through him…

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    is quite different than one would think. Gatsby is notorious for throwing lavish parties and still sustaining a life of wealth, almost as if to gain reputation. Yet, Gatsby is a humble man who sticks to the sidelines at his own parties. Even the storyteller, Nick, has trouble finding him at the party. A quality trait Gatsby utilizes is the ability to blend in, as well as remain somewhat of a mystery. There are several things about Gatsby that are justifiable. One being that he radiates hope and…

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    The Cask of Amontillado Poe composed his story, as a reaction to his individual adversary Thomas Dunn English. Poe and English had a few showdowns, spinning around abstract personifications of each other. “Poe felt that one of English 's compositions went a bit too far and efficiently sued the other man 's editors at The New York Mirror for slander in 1846” (Rust 30). That year English distributed a requital based novel called 1844, or, The Power of the S.F. Its plot was convoluted and hard to…

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    When History Is About Feelings In Frank Delaney’s Ireland, he takes the reader through the vivid tale of Irish history from a variety of perspectives. He applies emotion in his writing to criticize how history is taught today. Most scholars would agree with Ronan O’Mara’s professor, T. Barlett Ryle, when he argues, “History is not about feelings. History is about knowledge” (Delaney 342). However, it is taught from an objective point of view that causes it to be devalued, misunderstood, and…

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    The narrator in the story “The Tell Tale Heart” is not a credible resource of information, because he is an unreliable narrator. There is no claim to back up his reasoning to murder the old man. In the first paragraph the narrator explains”the disease had sharpened my senses-- not destroyed--not dulled them”. if someone has a disease, that disease at least comes with a disability, and that disability for the narrator is a mental disease. First reason, why the narrator is not a credible…

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    men (Men of Ordinary Means) and parables might have been the only way to pass on the teachings of Jesus Christ. Who might not have had access to or been educated enough to write Jesus’s spoken word. Jesus was said to be an amazing storyteller and an amazing storyteller cannot only encourage interaction but also capture the undivided attention of the listener. Therefore, Jesus captivated his followers with his ability to tell his parables. Those very parables or stories would have been passed on…

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    concentrates on. Jimmy Cross is initially presented fantasizing about his affection, a young lady name Martha. Martha is an understudy back home in New Jersey and in every practical sense does not return Lieutenant Cross' love. On pages 3 and 4, the storyteller remarks that, "They [the letters] were marked Affection, Martha, yet Lieutenant Cross comprehended that Adoration was just a method for marking and did not mean what he now and then imagined it implied." Hence, regardless of…

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    Mao's Republic Apter

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    Apter examines Mao’s process of transforming Chinese society into what he calls a ‘Mao’s Republic’. He starts off by saying that Mao was a great storyteller, especially during his Yan’an days when he and his associates combined storytelling with truth telling. By doing this, Mao was able to persuade many people to follow the communist path, becoming very decimated to him as their true leader. Apter gives readers a narration of the Yan’an period and its importance as a symbolic capital that…

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    grievous occasions to come. The main dismal subtle element happens in the opening section as the storyteller specifies that "Bobby Martin had effectively stuffed his takes brimming with stones and alternate young men soon took after his case, selecting the smoothest and roundest stones." This won't not have been such a telling demonstration if the young men had done as such at the lake, however the storyteller educates the peruser that the young men "made an incredible heap of stones in one…

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    A short story of Miss Brill is a glance into the life of an old lady who is alone in her life and is teaching English to the students. The story has been beautifully written by Katherine Mansfield, who beautifully compares and contrasts the self-personality of an old lady. The story beautifully describes the perception of the old lady and the actual truth which she faces in the later part of the story. Katherine Mansfield uses setting, imagery, and symbolism to develop a narrative structure in…

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