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  • Analysis of Bluest Eye

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    Bluest Eye Summary and Analysis winter We are once again within Claudia MacTeers narrative opening with a lyrical passage about the harshness of winter and her fathers determination to keep his family warm and safe Claudia also confides her dislike of a new girl in school named Maureen Peal a light skinned and well off black girl who has quickly become the new darling of teachers and children alike On an unseasonably warm day Maureen happens to choose to walk with Claudia and Frieda part of the

  • Commentary on The Bluest Eye

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    She thought they were pretty they are ugly They are weeds This minor example of how the little girls perception of the world changes within a few minutes is one of her many changing outlooks on herself and her surroundings At first she has a positive point of view but after the incident with the white man all her positivity is gone and replaced with anger and shame The author uses appropriate word choice narrative pace and descriptive imagery to dramatize the change from happiness to anger beca

  • Commentary on One Hundred Years Of Solitude

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    One Hundred Years of Solitude In One Hundred Years of Solitude Gabriel Garcia Marquez narrates a story about the Buendias family the story is magical mythical and full of fantasy As I read the book and the tale unfolds I got to meet the Buendia family after I have read the first three pages I felt as if I was part of the story Gabriel Garcia Marquez has a writing style that transports the reader to the places where the story takes place I could even feel the warmth of Macondo described as a bea

  • Commentary on One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

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    ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOOS NEST Magnificently written by Ken Kesey One flew over the Cuckoos Nest is a disturbing dark and somewhat ironically humorous look into the structure of society and the effect a free spirit can have on those shackled by the social constrictions and conformity of a mental institution There are many different interpretations of the story which is testament to the richness of the theme and strength of the characters Some critics suggest that the theme of this story is rela

  • Commentary on One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest

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    Nurse Ratched posts the patients financial statements on the bulletin board to show that everyones account except McMurphys shows a steady decline in funds The other patients begin to question the motivations for his actions When a phone call keeps McMurphy away from a Group Meeting Ratched insinuates that everything he does is motivated by the desire for personal gain Later Harding argues that they have all gotten their moneys worth and that McMurphy never hid his con man ways from them McMurp

  • Loneliness in Of Mice and Men

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    The Characters that present Loneliness in the novel Of Mice and Men In the Novel of Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck we can read the story of people and the loneliness they experience through out the novel The book is about lonely farm workers They all have different reasons for being lonely like their age race sex The main characters are George and Lennie They are a couple of poor farm workers Lennie is a man who has mental problems he is kind of alone because his mum died The other character

  • Commentary on Of Mice And Men

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    In the dramatic book Of Mice and Men it tells of two best friends going through the mid west to find work after being chased out of a local county nearby The story is about two men George and Lenny George have a small stature but being very well witted and knowing how to find his way out of the trouble Lenny always seems to get them in Lenny on the other hand is a huge man and as strong as they come but isnt very intelligent and relies on George to look after him But the point of this paper isn

  • Analysis of Of Mice And Men

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    Once again George and Lennie have found themselves new job at a strange ranch For a few months Lennie and George manage to keep their jobs until the inevitable catches up to them Due to Lennies childlike mind he accidentally kills the boss sons wife George realizes what a potential threat to society Lennie is and shoots him in the back of the head Of Mice and Men is filled with details unleashed through its literary elements such as setting and climax not to mention many others An abandoned pon

  • Commentary on Of Mice And Men

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    Of Mice and Men is written by John Steinbeck published in 1937 The novel is set in the 1930s during the great depression in California The two protagonist characters George and Lennie are farm workers who have a dream of one day owning their own ranch They find work in a ranch near Soledad after escaping from Weed because of Georges incident They are met by different characters on the farm that all have a dream To be lonely means to lack friends or companionship and to feel isolated Most of the

  • The American Dream in Of Mice And Men

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    In the 1920s the American dream was too work hard and earn yourself a good living In the book Of Mice and Men the American dream is simplified to the dreams of two men and this dream eventually seduces two more characters their dream is to get a little bit of land own crops and animals and live off of the land It is a simple dream one of self reliance But what is the reality of the situation What was the American dream back then What are the dreams of the other characters And what does this boo

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