Trail Of Trials And Tribulation

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Trail of Trials and Tribulation Title of Story or Text: The Soveraignty & Goodness of God, Together with the Faithfulness of His Promises Displayed; Being a Narrative of the Captivity and Restauration of Mrs. Mary Rowlandson… Year of Publication: Author: Mary White Rowlandson (1635?-1678) Central Character: Mary Rowlandson is the wife and mother who finds her life changed temporarily when she is captured by Indians and taken into the wilderness. She finds comfort in reading the Bible throughout her journey or reciting passages to herself. She begins to realize how are humans sin even when they don’t realize it. She is grateful to God for her experience and for her ability to be able to write to help others see the same. Other character (s): Setting: (Place) Narrator: First person, narrated by herself about a year after her release from captivity Events in summary: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Tone: There is a very sol Style: Captivity Narrative. It is written somewhat like a diary with very detailed descriptions of what happened to her during her captivity. Irony: Even though Mary Rowlandson was placed in a position where the negative surroundings and possibility of death arose many times, she comes out of the situation with a renewed faith in God.( a higher sense of faith in God) Theme: Symbols: Analysis: 250 words (1 page). Carol E. Arnold, Ph.D. English 274 February 28, 2011 Trail of Trials and Transformation For a Christian, the walk of a life on Earth is focused on a ray of hope in a dark situation, physical faith, which for Mary Rowlandson was the Lord. For Rowlandson, her physical journey through the woods was a parallel to this journey towards the light. In Mary Rowlandson’s Narrative of the Captivity and Restoration, she was forced to embark her own trail of tribulation toward Redemption and

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