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  • Alienation and Literary Elements in A Perfect Day For Bananafish

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    Alienation is so destructive in society that it forces and individual to an unthinkable escape The story A Perfect Day for Bananafish by J D Salinger explores this idea fully Seymour Glass a young World War II veteran has just been released from the military hospital and is having difficulty adjusting to normalcy in society Seymour is in a loveless marriage to his wife Muriel He cannot connect with her due to the fact that she is more interested in herself than her own husband while on their va

  • Poor Communication in A Perfect Day for Bananafish

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    Throughout the book A Perfect Day for Bananafish by J D Salinger the inability to communicate is seen during the entire novel between Muriel Glass and her mother as well as between Muriel Glass and Seymour Glass This is supported by the random and sporadic dialogue between the two groups leaving readers confused The inability to communicate between Muriel and her mother is seen in the dialogue when it seems that they dont acknowledge what the other person says half heartedly trying to comfort t

  • Selfishness in Wuthering Heights

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    Isabella Linton derives little sympathy from the reader of Wuthering Heights through her selfish behaviour vain little fool her negativity towards the lead character Catherine If Cathy died I might begin to live and her sheer petulance and disregard for the feelings of her brother She even disgraces the name of Linton I will explore the traits within her personality that create the antipathy from the reader towards Isabella and the events that unfold because of this Isabella Lintons incapabilit

  • Shabanu: Daughter of the Wind

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    Shabanu, Daughter of the Wind is the story of the title character, the young daughter of Pakistani camel breeders living in the Cholistan desert. Shabanu, only twelve years old, must cope with arranged marriage, the ambitions of a greedy land baron, and the pressures of her family's harsh life in the desert. When she is betrothed to an older man against her will she faces a decision: flee, or be loyal to her family. In the end she chooses her family and marries.

  • Shabanu

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    Suzzane Fisher Staples book Shabanu Daughter of the Wind is about a young girl who is 11 and lives in Pakistan with her parents older sister her aunt and her cousins She lives in a desert where there is always fear of not having water She belongs to a family that herds camels Shabanus sister Phulan is to wed a guy named Hamir After Phulans wedding Shabanu is to wed Hamirs brother Murad It is when Shabanu and Phulan visit a watering hole to get water for the family Phulan gets kidnapped by two g

  • Three Cups Of Tea

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    Three Cups of Tea The first time you share tea with a Balti you are a stranger The second time you take tea you are an honored guest The third time you share a cup of tea you become family and for our family we are prepared to do anything even die Haji Ali This quote was one of the most important quotes in this book Three Cups of Tea by David Oliver Relin and was most likely the basis for which the title was formed This quote also had more significance in which it explained the concept of the t

  • The Bet

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    The bet After reading the bet by chekhovs one can see through the young mans decisions the cost of capital punishment versus life imprisonment as both equally immoral In my beliefs and views of the young mans decision was the value of human life money teaches life lessons and the lack of courage to endure reality The story begins with a heated debate between a banker and many clever men on capital punishment versus life imprisonment The host of the gathering was the banker who started the debat

  • The Black Cat

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    The story is told by the murderer himself the first person narrator speaking on the eve of his execution for the crime of killing his wife He begins his account in the remote past of his own childhood The narrator says that he was an extremely sensitive boy so passive that his schoolmates teased him He explains that as a child he always had a passion for animals Since he had this passion for animals his parents allowed him to have a great variety of pets growing up So early in his marriage he w

  • The Black Cat

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    The Black Cat From my infancy I was noted for the docility and humanity of my disposition My tenderness of heart was even so conspicuous as to make me the jest of my companions I was especially fond of animals and was indulged by my parents with a great variety of pets With these I spent most of my time and never was so happy as when feeding and caressing them This peculiarity of character grew with my growth and in my manhood I derived from it one of my principal sources of pleasure To those w

  • Character Analysis of Blindness

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    In Jose Saramagos Blindness a group of seven strangers cross paths and band together when an epidemic of white blindness strikes the country Through their journey all seven characters change for the better and some like the girl with the dark glasses changed more that the rest With this change each of these peoples limits is tested both physically and emotionally Yet in the end they all come together and are able to survive by dealing with their situation The change in the girl with the dark gl

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