Many dramatic monologues are written from the point of view of an imagined character. This allows you to tailor the piece to your audience without worrying about keeping to certain facts. Sankey then goes on to say that a monologue should be ‘about things that have happened’ instead of ‘things that you believe may happen.’ I agree with this point as it is much more interesting to read about what has already happened to a character than what might happen in the future as this is more realistic. In a monologue about what is going to happen in a characters life it is more like speculation and may not be as interesting to the audience. -------------------------------------------- [ 1 ].
Importance and Significance of the Nadsat language in A Clockwork Orange -What is the language, how is it explained (Blake Morrison in his introduction, and Dr Brodsky) -Alex’s name that trough the Nadsat language means without, or outside the law. -In the beginning the reader will have trouble understanding the book, that produces a number of effects: discomfort, by not understanding, and therefor not knowing if its hostile or not. Later you start to understand the Nadsat language, which creates a connection with Alex and the reader. speaking the same language as Alex, through this connection it is easier to sympathies with Alex and to not look at him as a criminal, but as a victim of the system. -In nadsat style, addressing the reader with ‘’O my brothers’’ creates a more personal bond with Alex, and their for it is easier for the reader to sympathize with Alex even though he is such a flawed character.
'Most novels are written to reflect real events in real worlds'. Discuss the features that make a novel you have studied seem realistic (or unrealistic), and explain why realism is appropriate (or inappropriate) to the novel's main themes Many novels reflect true events in the world in some way and are written to feel realistic to the reader. This is to make the ideas in the novel easier to take on board and more relevant to the reader's actual lives. One such novel is The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood. This novel uses the emotions of the narrator, the actions and events in the story and the way that they connect with and clearly stem from society at the time that the novel was written, to make the novel easy to relate to for a reader and allows them to take on board the lessons and themes of The Handmaid's Tale in a more personal and meaningful way.
Literature is a passageway to an author’s understandings about different types of philosophies that an author believes in. The Fountainhead was a controversial novel by Ayn Rand that displays her literary vision with the philosophy of altruism and egoism. The Fountainhead analyzes two types of men: The man with integrity versus the man of dishonor, egoist versus altruist. The Fountainhead is the open door to the world of architecture, individualism, integrity, collectivism, reason, and competition. The worlds where there are characters that help readers examine the world of Altruism and Egoism.
I am going to analyze and explain the concept of how and why authors use descriptions of natural scenery and landscapes to depict the inner lives of characters. I am also interested in how this type of description is different than a conventional, generic approach along with how it delivers the moral of the story more easily. The text I am focusing on is "Hills Like White Elephants" by Ernest Hemmingway. The symbolism in this text is extremely interesting as it is questionable to consider certain symbolic connections that are congruent with the relationship of the two people. I plan on discovering and revealing possible connections between symbolisms, how the story conveys it's meaning through these symbolisms and why this method of describing the characters attributes can be much more effective than a dull, ineffective direct approach.
New objectives? A new strategy? In order for the Robin Hood and the Merrymen to be successful they should seek other viable options to allocate funds as well as attempt to downsize the amount of followers living amongst the forest. The shortage of funds and food will be the ultimate downfall if Robin Hood does not change his strategy. Also with he should gain as much intelligence as possible about the potential prison break of the king “Lion Heart” before pursuing his involvement.
Explain, illustrate and compare the ways in which the two novels do this, and their purposes in doing so. (Note: you may need to specify particular types and conventions of romantic fiction which are relevant to each novel. Any quoted passages you use should not be included in the word-count.)) 2. Wuthering Heights and Madame Bovary both gain much of their power as novels from the ways in which they use setting to frame the action, create atmosphere and convey meanings.
Dale Disney Professor Pucciarelli English Composition: Section 64 21 September 2011 FICTION OR DESCRIPTION There are various techniques to write and share stories. Which technique is best to use seems to be subjective. In both Joan Didion’s essay “On Keeping a Notebook” and Patricia Hampl’s essay “The Dark Art of Description” illustrates this fact clearly. While Joan Didion uses rhetorical questions, personal anecdotes, and imaginary facts to record her life experiences, Patricia Hampl uses imagery and vignettes in her writings, but based on the fact that Patricia Hampl uses less falsehoods in her stories, her style of writing is more appealing to the reader. Joan Didion uses rhetorical questions in her notebook to engage readers into the story of her notebook writings.
IB English B Cat: 3 Extended Essay EXTENDED ESSAY RESEARCH QUESTION How and why does David Mitchell emphasize morality in his novel, Cloud Atlas? 1 ABSTRACT How and why does David Mitchell emphasize morality in his novel, Cloud Atlas? An exploratory, qualitative study, focused on discovering the various ways morality is presented. Using literary analysis of themes, characters and methodological ideas supported with quotations were crucial to answer my research question. Characters from the book that emerged together through the six different but interlinked stories, were described as being ‘aware’ of their moral values.
This sentence shows that Peter Brownrigg is a noble person. Peter portrays the characteristics of being courageous. He shows this characteristics when Peter was on an Island and need to get to land to foil Sir Philips plan to assassinate the Queen, " If I gave up now, and let myself slip down into the sweet peace of green water, the Queen would be murdered and the kingdom thrown into anarchy." (Trease 202) In this part Peter doesn't want to give up fighting Sir Philip. The last characteristics that Peter has is being adventurous.