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    and also studying for tests, you do not get a lot of time and freedom because you are so busy during the week. The “Story of an Hour” is a short story in which the author, Kate Chopin presents often shows how freedom is a big issue in the story. She also shows how much can go on in an hour hence “The Story of an Hour” Throughout the story, Louise Mallard, the protagonist in “The Story of an Hour”, is a typical woman of the 1890s who enjoys little in the way of personal freedom. Once she learned…

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    The author, Joan Acocella, begins this article by discussing her own personal experience with hoarding. She explains how her mother would hoard Meals On Wheels containers and even after repeatably emptying her over-filled cabinets, her mother would just re-fill them. This was a very good strategy to show a connection between the author and the topic in which this article was written about. Throughout this article it was clear to understand that not only was it informative, but also…

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    often argued that the five most important elements of each and every story ever told are character, setting, plot, theme, and conflict. All of these components work in harmony to come together and convey stories to readers, giving tales the backbones they need in order to exist. However, there is one more element of a story that can play just as crucial a role in effectively expressing a narrative: the point of view in which the story is told. In Jandy Nelson’s I’ll Give You the Sun, readers are…

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    that it had on the characters as well as the story as a whole. In the preface to the story, Wilde states, “ All art is at once surface and symbol. Those who go beneath the surface do so at their peril. It is the spectator, and not life, that art really mirrors”. The whole story is contradictory of Wilde’s statement. Wilde is saying that art is nothing more than something to look at and should only be used for its face value. But Wilde writes a whole story about someone who uses art for far more…

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    literature, “A cock and a bull, said Yorick—and one of the best of its kind, I ever heard.” (Volume 9, chapter 33) This famous sentence epitomizes the spirit of the novel by connecting the speaker with the immediate context; as well as the themes of the story, motifs, and the tone of the novel. Parson Yorick is a very important character in the novel. As a parson, he baptizes Tristram as baby. Although he has a tendency to…

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    Last week in our class we read and watched the short story The Lottery by Shirley Jackson. The story has a main character, Tessie Hutchinson, and her family, who “win” the lottery. This story takes place in a small village. The people there kept their lottery, even though they could have gotten rid of it, because they wanted to stick with their traditions of ritualistic violence. This tradition was first put into use because in the past there were human sacrifices in order to get good crops for…

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    The book The story of an hour is a very interesting and shocking story .The book the story of an hour is written by Kate Chopin. The main characters in this story are Louise Mallard, Brently Mallard, Josephine, Richards. The story is about how Louise Mallard seems very depressed and sad because of the death of her husband and after her husband's death she feels relieved but then she gets news that her husband is really not dead. The story of an hour shows a shows the way Louise gains freedom…

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    Summer essay When creating a story, the setting can impact every thng. If the setting of the story is changed in any story, It can change the whole plot. In “Geography Matters”, The Crucible, and even my own life the setting of the story changes everything. A story can’t be a story without the setting. A story wouldn't be the same without a setting and this is why. First off, In Geography Matters it talks about how the setting can be impact the story heavily in different ways. Geography is…

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    is how to create a single story, show a people as one thing, as one thing only, over and over again, and that is what they become.” Says Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie explaining that a single story is a story that people use against others even though that story doesn’t explain their whole life. In the small town Maycomb, the main characters Scout and Jem hear how their neighbors and friends use single stories to judge others. They learn to listen and look for other stories instead of giving in to…

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    In the short story “Lives of the Dead,” one of Tim O’brien’s purposes is to show through stories, the dead can be and are brought back to life to cope with reality. O’brien shows in this short story that the dead are still alive in the memories of some and the stories of others to show a way people cope with loss. He explains that him and many others soldiers used this storytelling as a way to remember the dead, to escape from reality in an attempt to cope with the guilt and sadness. O’Brien…

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