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    fate, or would we say we are pawns of destiny? The medium through which Mr. Vonnegut exhibits this question is demise. Passing is the essential issue to which all activity in the book associates. The story is essentially about the death of 135,000 regular German folks in the bombarding of Dresden. The story is additionally about Billy…

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    and blood at a young age through video games and movies, many younger people are not as disturbed by images of gore; they are desensitized. This is ominously analogous to the conditioning and hypnopædic lessons described in Brave New World. In the story, a group of children is taken to a hospital to witness death. A nurse in the hospital explains that the children are being conditioned to think that death is not sad or important, but only a natural life process. By exposing the children to dying…

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    With very little investigation, one may think “The Lightning-Rod Man,” written in 1853 by Herman Melville, is a simple story about a man selling lightning rods who hopes people’s desire to stay safe during a storm and the closeness of the storm will help him in trying convince people to buy his product. Upon further investigation, I do not believe Melville meant for this story to just have one simple meaning. The complex style of writing leave many readers looking for more on what Melville means…

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    The Dark Fame of Edgar Allan Poe Once upon a dreary night in the country of America in the year of eighteen O nine during the first month on the ninth day, the life of Edgar Allan Poe began. After a rough early life, Poe became a writer whose writings exemplified the mind of the writer and the struggles the writer previously endured in a tragic family life, fallen relationships, and failed attempts at college. However, one thing remained with Poe, the talent to depict a scene made only of words…

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    into her short stories and novels. Many of her short stories have been converted to dramas because of their unexpected story lines. Years after publication, Jackson’s stories are still considered some of the greatest works in American literature. Throughout Shirley Jackson’s short stories “The Lottery”, “The Possibility of Evil”, and “Charles”, there are grim plot twists at the end of the stories that make the reader realize the real meaning of the story.…

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    writers and he makes such an impact in short-stories like an author can make with an entire novel. First of all, “Young Goodman Brown” is such a chilling and creepy story, and if it was written today, you could probably find it highly ranked on CreepyPasta.com. Secondly, when I began taking a closer look, I saw Hawthorne’s clever use of symbolism. I particularly noticed this in his repeated mention of Faith Brown’s pink hair ribbons. Throughout the story, her pink ribbons are used as…

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    Cammi closed her eyes and rested her head up against the headboard, ”Once upon a time-. ” ”We aren't here to listen to a fairytale!” ”Abree, you speak out like that one more-” ”It's fine.” Cammi smiled to herself,” It's gonna sound like a fairytale no matter how you put it.” She didn't need to open her eyes to know that everyone in the room turned their attention from full to 3000%. She breathed deeply in and collected her thoughts,” Once upon a time, there was a little farm girl. Lusheeta.…

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    narrative about Shah’s education in the art of illusion and his trek through India. Throughout the narrative, Shah meets many people and sees many things that contribute to the uniqueness of India. One of the most thought provoking concepts in the story are the supernatural characteristics given to objects that, in America, are basic parts of everyday life. An example of this is the salesman selling wedding eggs. Wedding eggs are Easter eggs bought out of season in America that the salesman…

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    there is a new trend in storytelling structure. The structure is arguably a major challenge to traditional news storytelling styles, since the media now include audiences as a part of news producer by embedding their social media comments within the story. Today, public’s activities on social media have created a very open and democratic situation, when anyone is possible to make report about any event. The penetration towards important event amongst daily life has made social media able to…

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    Werner’s lesson in reality reaches its climax when he leads his unit in search of a hidden radio. Neumann Two is startled to come across a mother and child in hiding and kills them, leaving Werner to find “inside the closet […] not a radio but a child sitting on her bottom with a bullet through her head” (368). The disturbingly light diction of the bouncing “b” sounds and the euphemistic use of “bottom” emphasize the victim’s age, while the disconnection between style and reality highlights the…

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