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    technique for realist to use, as it made their stories more interesting to read and made it capable for them to compete against the romanticism authors. Some of the realist authors include Ambrose Bierce, Edwin Arlington Robinson, and Kate Chopin. All of these authors wanted to use irony in order to enhance their stories, and that’s just what they did. Being that Ambrose Bierce wanted to better his work with irony, that’s exactly what he did with his two stories “Chickamauaga” and “An…

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    Edgar Allen Poe’s story, “The pit and the pendulum,” poe, uses the horror elements of fight or flight, suspense, and madness. In The pit and pendulum Edgar Poe is constantly in situations that bring suspense, like when he was under the pendulum waiting for death, or when he saw an exit and heard people it brings suspense bc he doesn't know if he's going to make it out and live or not, “I saw them fashion the syllables of my name.” This story shows fight or flight bc the story is about him…

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    and can help build something up. From a similar situation to a whole different back story High Noon and The Most Dangerous Game have a lot. High Noon and The Most Dangerous Game have differences from the setting to the situation, but they also have similarities like their isolation in the world, but all of these differences and similarities are the small things that make the story great. People say the setting does not make the story, but it always helps. The setting plays a big role, telling…

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    Knowing how to solve symbol is really important in this “Lord of The Files” story because there is several symbolism appear in the story and know what William Golding wanted to tell us helps a lot in understanding the story. Many writers try to use symbols in their stories but most time they fail. That’s what makes this book special. There is lot of hidden meanings which you can find. The first element of the story is fire. "We want to be rescued; and of course we shall be rescued.","A fire!…

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    name means, fortunate. Poe on the other hand, the author of this story, “The Cask of Amontillado”, was brought good fortune from this tale he made that became popular and got to make good money off of it. This success did not come with just his well thought out plot for the story, but also many other elements, mainly literary elements. Edgar Allan Poe uses foreshadowing and types of irony like dramatic and verbal to progress the story in an entertaining manner. Poe uses literary devices like…

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    chapter “How to Tell a True War Story.” O’Brien recounts his experiences through fiction in order to capture the feeling of war as accurately as possible, but the whole quality of war eludes capture nonetheless. Tim O’Brien shows us that the momentousness of war, as life itself, escapes romanticization and to embrace it as is becomes the only way of gaining insight on war’s true nature. The quandary of telling…

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    Street of Canon” Constructive Response The setting of "The Street of the Cañon" contributes to the events and actions of characters that take place in the story. Physical environment plays role in determining the events of the story. The night served as a cover so no one would see that Pepe Gonzalez was coming from Hidalgo in the beginning of the story. As Pepe walks to the party he is worried about what to say if he gets caught, “If he met anyone now how could he say what direction he had…

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    understands the meaning of the story. The way readers interpret the story is impacted by the setting, and the time period also has a major effect on how the story is understood. The setting is a very important part of the short story “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson. Setting gives the author the ability to create suspense by beginning the story with an optimistic outlook; however, in reality the plot was more intense and disturbing. For example the beginning paints the story to be an uplifting…

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    In this passage, one can say that this short story starts of in a perfect world. I choose the short story 2 B R O 2 B by Kurt Vonnegut. The reason behind my choose is the rather intriguing and thought provoking storyline.The story starts out by providing us with a perfect world one that pretty much has a solution to each and every problem imaginable in the world today. It later nicely expands upon that and demonstrates that it is impossible to be in a perfect world due to the fact that there…

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    Is Montresor A Psychopath

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    "Nemo me impune lacessit." This phrase, from the story 'The Cask of Amontillado' by Edgar Allen Poe, translates into No one "cuts" (attacks) me with impunity(Vorhees, Annaliese). This basically means no one can attack me without punishment. In the story this is Montresor's family motto. Some people might say that this is something a psychopath would say. Montresor is a psychopath because, he has superficial charm, he is a pathological liar, and he is manipulative.(psychopathic) One key point is…

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