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    Alice Sebold’s novel The Lovely Bones starts out by saying “ My name was Salmon‚ like the fish; first name‚ Susie. I was fourteen when I was murdered on December 6‚ 1973.” The book is narrated by an average teenage girl who was viciously raped and murdered by her next door neighbor. After her dealth is confirmed‚ Susie’s family struggles to cope with the loss of their fourteen year old daughter and sister and all of the unanswered questions about her dealth. Both of Susie’s parents are incapable

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    Jackson’s 2009 film‚ The Lovely Bones‚ is based off of the New York Times bestseller novel written by Alice Sebold. Both the book and the movie adaptation tell the story of a young‚ 14-year-old girl named Susie Salmon who is brutally murdered by her neighbor. In both versions‚ Susie narrates her story from the place between Heaven and Earth‚ the “in-between‚” showing the lives of her family and friends and how each of their lives have changed since her murder. However‚ the film adaptation and

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    OPENING STEATEMENT I read the book the lovely bones. turns the idea of death and murder upside down. Lovely bones is a serious and compelling read that touches the heart. What touches us is the way the author keeps us fascinated with the murder‚ the family‚ and the life of a 14 year old girl‚ Suzie salmon‚ after her death. NARRATOR The book is written in the perspective of Suzie herself as she watches her family from her heaven. Even years after her murder‚ Suzie watches these people‚ wishing

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    Plot summary The novel begins with an anecdote‚ used as an epigraph‚ in which Susie recalls her father amusing her as a child by shaking a snow globe with a small penguin inside all by himself. When she worries about the penguin‚ he says‚ "Don’t worry‚ Susie. He’s got a nice life. He’s trapped inside a perfect world." In the opening sentences‚ Susie introduces herself to us and takes us to the date of her death‚ December 6‚ 1973‚ "before kids of all races and genders started appearing on milk cartons

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    The book The Lovely Bones is about a young girl named Susie Salmon that was murdered at the age of fourteen. Susie is the narrator of the story and she tells her story and watches her family and friends try and catch the killer. But she is having a hard time getting her family’s attention while she is in heaven. She starts to get bored in heaven and depressed and she starts to watch her family fall apart because of her death. The book talks about more of her heaven and how she is not enjoying her

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    Coming of age can be a difficult process not only due to an acceptance of new experiences‚ but also moving forward from one’s past experiences. This is certainly the case in the novel The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold. The main character‚ Susie‚ comes of age after she accepts her position in heaven and stops trying to live through her loved ones on Earth. Susie seems to be able to accept her death to some extent‚ but refuses to monitor her loved ones on Earth. At first she finds interest in her

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    The Lovely Bones: A Comparison The lovely Bones is a interesting book about a young girl named susie. When one day her life came to an end‚ and her family went downhill. The murder is someone no one expects he can be is always a step ahead. Susie tries to investigate her and others girls deaths. Susie salmon lives in a time where you can leave your door unlocked at night. Her dream was to become a photographer until her life changed for the worst when walking home from school. In the book it states

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    Famous writer‚ Virginia Woolf‚ once said‚ “The beauty of the world has two edges‚ one of laughter‚ one of anguish‚ cutting through the heart asunder.” The Lovely Bones is a book about a fourteen year old girl named Susie Salmon. Shortly after the book begins‚ an abrupt turn takes place; the reader learns that young Susie Salmon was murdered and raped by a man. The rest of the book focuses on the family of Susie Salmon and how the death of their daughter drives them to the brink of insanity. While

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    Discuss the way guilt and grief manifests in one or two characters and analyse how they deal with it. Abigail Salmon‚ Susie’s mother‚ shows grief differently to the way Jack Salmon‚ Susie’s father grieves. The five stages of grief are what one should expect to happen to them when someone they love is dying or has died. The way Abigail Salmon grieves varies throughout the book and is evidently different in style to the rest of the family. The variation of Jack Salmon grieving techniques over Susie

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    After a loss in a family‚ it’s hard for the loved ones to cope. It seems surreal to them that someone so close to them was gone‚ never to be seen again. In “The Lovely Bones” by Alice Sebold‚ the main character‚ Susie Salmon is raped then murdered. Each of her family members is traumatized by her horrific death and goes through stages of recovery in their own way. Susie‚ who has gone to “her heaven”‚ is coping with her own death as well. The poem‚ “Do Not Stand at My Grave and Weep” by Mary Frye

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