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    I am David

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    Johannes who is David’s best friend in the camp says ‘Believe in power to change your destiny. The use of second person‚ displays the human desire and strength of survival in believing. In summary David believes that he can escape the camp without being caught so that he can find his long lost mother. David is complaining about the lack of freedom that he gets when he says the use of first person‚’ ‘ I wish I was dead’ shows highlights that he wanted to die due to not having choice in the life he was living

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    The Mother

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    Remember the children you got that you did not get” Gwendolyn Brooks’ poem “The Mother” is ambiguous and totally unexpected. The narrator starts by speaking about abortion in a very accusatory tone. In the first part of the poem the narrator uses second person language and accuses mothers of getting abortions and talks about how all the mothers will be missing out on seeing their children grow. She is talking to readers about abortions in general. She talks to mothers and patronizes them‚ “Abortions will

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    Silence

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    will systematically analyze the author’s construction of the world within the text and its effectiveness. The story of Silence is conveyed to me as a reader through a multitude of lenses. First and foremost‚ the author begins the narrative in first person through the eyes of Rodrigues; as the story progresses we shift into a journal entry method in which all the information we receive or gather as the reader is seen through the events Rodrigues experiences through his journal. This is great in that

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    talking about the rest of the world in his own perspective‚ albeit an egotistical one. The hawk seems proud of its self-proclaimed superiority‚ as it announces its capacity to dole out death‚ its power‚ efficiency and ruthlessness. By using the first person to enter the consciousness of a hawk‚ Hughes shows us the solipsistic views expressed by the hawk in human terms and concepts which remind us of the narcissistic pursuits in the modern world and imply a metaphor for mankind. The poem is all about

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    A Rose for Emily

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    Aaron Kleinschmidt Professor Nicholas EN111 2/19/13 In the short story “A Rose for Emily” there is a unique type of narration used to show the events that take place in Miss Emily’s lifetime. Throughout the story the narrator bases their narration on a “we” perspective as though speaking for all of the townspeople. This is necessary in order to get the same feeling that you get throughout the story with all of the facts provided. By using the perspective of all the townspeople‚ the narrator

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    First Love

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    First Love by Ivan Turgenev (An Analysis) "Self-sacrifice is sweet - for some people." Critical Approach: Reader-Response The novelette is entitled First Love. At first‚ I thought this is some kind of a light-sailing story about a first romance. But I guess I judged the title too early‚ and realized while reading that it was indeed a depiction of the agonies of an unrequited first love. Suspense. That’s what i felt while the story is still unfolding. Vladimir’s search for Zinaida’s

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    defines a compliment as “a remark that expresses approval‚ admiration or respect”. In linguistics‚ Holmes (1986‚ p.446) wrote “A compliment is a speech act which explicitly or implicitly attributes credit to someone other than the speaker‚ usually the person addressed‚ for some ‘good’ (possession‚ characteristic‚ skill‚ etc.)‚ which is positively valued by the speaker and the hearer.” So‚ through compliments‚ people can build up solidarity by providing positive evaluation‚ appreciation for good deeds

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    Besides Marie’s tragic family life‚ she also had to deal with her emotions being used and abused by two people. The first person was her husband‚ who cheated on her many times while she was grieving over the many miscarriages she had. Her miscarriages affected her greatly causing her much suffering over the years. Marie left her village due to all these painful emotions. The second person who used her was a Dominican man she had met. Marie states‚ "The Dominican and I made love on the grass once‚ but he

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    A Consumers Report

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    is being addressed? What pronoun is being used? Is this appropriate? The ‘manufacturer’ (i.e. God‚ Allah) but not parents. You is the pronoun‚ second person. It takes a lot for granted to be addressing God in such a manner. 2. Who is the narrator? What pronoun is being used? What is the effect? The symbolic everyman or woman. First person singular is used. The effect is to ask genuine questions and make personalized statements‚ yet with ironic humour given the ultimate vulnerability of the

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    To Autumn - Poem

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    that takes us up on to narrative stance. Conferring to text B the Narrative stance‚ he uses are reflective pronouns - ourselves a first singular and plural. We can compare our narrative stance‚ to text A; third person narrative within line 1 and 2 which is effective to capture. Second person address within lines 13 to 16 for example: ‘’Thee‚ Thy.’’ These few lines also expands on the characteristics of Autumn. The extract B is all declaratives we’ve got compound to start with and is quite effective

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