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    Stephen Crane‚ writer of “The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky”‚ composed a short parody of Western living style. As any reader would assume by the title‚ it is about a woman who was recently married moving to a town with her new husband. Crane only dedicated two pages to the newly wed couple before focusing on the main topic‚ an angry drunk who seeks revenge. Individuals‚ who are educated on informational facts on how Westerns lived‚ comprehend the idea of a hero versus a villain. Villains form their scheme

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    Perea 1 Victoria Perea The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky‚ a Satire of the Wild Old West Stephen Cranes short story “The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky” begins with a newly wed couple traveling by train from San Antonio to Yellow Sky‚ a small town in old western Texas. The groom‚ Jack Potter‚ is the sheriff of Yellow sky‚ and his bride “was not pretty nor was she very young” (Crane 5) The couple is not described in a romantic or idealistic way. Instead they are portrayed to be awkward‚ and overly self

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    1.Do you believe that electronic communication devices and technology improve communication between people ?why or why not? In my opinion ‚I believe that electronic communication devices and technology improve communication between people because: _ Electronic communication benefits people across the world by lending to them‚ the privilege to share televised pictures‚ conversations‚ graphics‚ circuits‚ and interactive software. Interaction between individuals‚ no longer intonates a cumbersome attitude

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    Throughout literary history‚ color symbolism has played a prominent role in English literature; specifically‚ writers such as John Lennon and Paul McCartney to present day author‚ Michael Dorris‚ applied continental color symbolism it to their famous allegorical works Yellow Submarine and A Yellow Raft in Blue Water. Everyone needs a place of sanctuary and peace in this stressful world; the yellow submarine and the yellow raft exemplify that place of sanctuary that man continually seeks emphasized

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    The Yellow Wallpaper The chief symbol in the story The Yellow Wallpaper was the gender roles. Women were oppressed not only by their husbands but also by other male figures. During the 1800s‚ men had the attempt to have a mental screen to place over women‚ which the yellow wallpaper itself symbolizes. The color yellow is often associated with sickness or weakness‚ and the writer’s mysterious illness is a symbol of man’s oppression of the female sex. The two windows‚ representing the probable

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    Charlotte Perkins Gilman‚ in “The Yellow Wallpaper‚” portrays how one is able to go about dealing with an illness that ends up being detrimental to the narrator. Gilman‚ in the “Yellow Wallpaper‚” through the use of the setting‚ symbolism‚ and point of view‚ conveys the message that the narrator suffers from an awful illness. A major aspect that Charlotte Perkins Gilman utilizes in order to show that the narrator is suffering from an illness is through

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    In society‚ it is very common to see individuals suffer from depression disorders. “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman portrays a woman who goes mentally insane after giving birth to her baby. Her husband is her doctor and he diagnoses her with a temporary depression disorder‚ which raises the question of post-partum depression. While staying at an estate during the summer‚ he confines her to one room in the home‚ and is unable to do anything she loves. Rao argues that the wallpaper

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    Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s The Yellow Wallpaper is a short story that deals with many different issues that woman in the 19th century had to deal with on a daily basis. Some of these issues were within their control‚ but many of them were outside of the realm of control for women. The main point that I will focus on is how restricted societal roles can cause insanity. I will do this by deciphering the meaning of the "yellow wallpaper" and its symbolism. In my opinion‚ I believe that once we get

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    “The yellow wallpaper” in the story is resulted from the narrator’s perception that the wallpaper is a topic she must analyze. She believed that the yellow wallpaper symbolizes things that deeply affect her emotion. The wallpaper expands its symbolism accordingly throughout the story. In the beginning‚ the yellow wallpaper is quite unpleasant. The writer describes it as soiled‚ ripped and an unclean yellow. Moreover‚ it is of a shapeless pattern that makes the narrator try to figure out how it

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    Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper” written as a first person journal entry is a great example of symbolism in the literature. The narrator uses various symbols like window‚nursery and wallpaper to serve as reflection of protagonist’s state of mind and indication of societal suppression. It was written during early-to-mid nineteenth century positions female imprisonment within domestic sphere. The narrator sets the wallpaper as a symbol of protagonist state of the mind. The pattern

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