Variety is created through the different shapes, patterns, and contrasting colors that bring the painting together. Activity C: Evaluating a Painting Directions Evaluate Frida Kahlo’s painting Diego and I. Then answer the following questions. Write your answer in the box. 1.
The short descriptions of setting may not seem very detailed but combined with dialogues they tell us the true meaning of this three and a half page story. There is a couple waiting for the train. The American and his young girlfriend nicknamed Jig are sitting at a table in the shade, waiting for the train, talking and drinking beer. The whole story centres on a conversation over whether the girl should undergo an abortion or not. Although Hemingway never uses the words “abortion“ or “baby“, we can clearly tell that is all the characters are talking about.
She then started to write her name on the black paper with a white crayon, when she asked Ms. Michelle, what kind of letter she was writing. Ms. Michelle replied “a capital R:” Loralei went back to writing her name. After her name was done she switched activities and went to the table where she was gluing ribbon on the foil star she made earlier in the day. She said “I want to move to that chair”, once she moved to that chair, she also stated “I need to go potty before I pee my pants.” She went to the restroom. She came back and sat at the table again, and said “I need the glue, I need the glue”.
The story constantly keeps you guessing. The story starts on a hot day in a train station located in Zaragoza Spain. A man and woman sit in a shaded area of the building. The man orders for them. A round of beer to start, then Anis de Toro (a strong liquor).
Gucci vs. Usher I picked out the October, 2009 issue of GQ magazine, not only for its plentiful bounty of ads, but for the hot and sexy Olivia Wilde on the cover. While looking through GQ I came across two ads, both for cologne. The first one ad is advertising cologne by Gucci, and the other is an ad for Usher VIP. Even though the ads are both for cologne, they incorporate similar and different elements to sell their product.
Rick Draper stood, leather bound briefcase in one hand, overcoat and hat in other, along the side of the platform, waiting. He glanced down at his gold watch, and was passively angry at the inevitable unexpected delay. As soon as the subway had left the tunnel system a voice told the passengers, over the intercom, that the train would be making an extended stop at the next train station. Rick
Stream of Consciousness: One of the most commonly used literary element in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is the stream of consciousness. Stream of consciousness is the portrayal of an individual's point of view and their thought process. Huckleberry Finn narrates the novel, and he often interjects his thoughts on the events. The story is told exclusively from Huck's perspective, and every instance is seen through his eyes. Since the story is told in past tense, Huckleberry Finn's stream of consciousness does not always strictly stick to the events at hand, and he often skips over many days to get to the next part of his tale.
Many readers often do not notice the presence of New Historicism. A first category of the theory to look at is when the author and readers do not interpret the text exactly the same way. In order for that to occur, Markus Zusak and all of his audience must have the same opinion of death and how death makes them feel. With death being the narrator, some may find this extremely interesting, while others may feel uncomfortable. The narrator is not afraid to speak his mind throughout the book by leaving a trail of witty or sarcastic remarks and even says, “It kills me sometimes, the way people die” (464).
Amy Gross is the editor-in chief of O magazine. She wrote an article “The Appeal of the Androgynous Man.” Androgynous mean a person with the characteristics of both male and female. Amy Gross breaks men down into two categories; the “androgynous man” and the “all-man man”. She believes that women should be more appealed to the “androgynous man”, since he has the ability to feel and relate better to a woman. Amy gross addresses in her article an experience she had with an “all-man man”, where he held up his wine glass for her refill it.
One of the most inevitable sources of loss is the fact that every language has different lexical and grammatical systems. In this context, as the collocations are the lexical, not grammatical tramlines of language, translated collocations will be studied in this paper. Many popular novel have been translated into Indonesian and they became best seller. Unhappily, some translated novel contain too many mistakes. Sometimes, their sentences are too wordy.