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    Swimming The short story “Swimming” written by Marryman first published in 2011, in the short story we are following a women, told through a third person, she doesn’t fully understand why she have not jet swum in the river yet, so the question is, why hasn’t she swum before in the river? The themes of the short story “swimming” are growing up, to let go and just do it and loneliness. In the story, the woman’s name isn’t informed. The main character in the story is a woman, who is approximately…

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    and tone of the story. Boom! (Frame 10) It’s only the beginning of the short story, “The Shabbat”. The Shabbat is set up like a cartoon you would read in a magazine or a newspaper. It has not only words but pictures as well to help the author tell the story and put the point across for the readers. This would be considered the author’s voice. Marjane Satrapi whom is the talented author for, “The Shabbat”, choose this as her style for this particular short story. While this short story is based…

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    Sontag Vs Short Story

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    can be satisfying. For those who love to read but don’t have the time to do so, short stories can help make the busy life more enjoyable. Novels can take their mind away from stress just as much as the short story can but in one sitting. Even though short stories are a dying art form, the values taught in a short story are very emotional and humane. Short stories are meant to create feeling. When one reads a story and discuss it with others, normally people begin to talk about…

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    Reading shorts stories lots of facts can be found throughout the story. Short Story give you facts and information just like novels but they are a lot shorter than regular novels. The author who wrote short story are KAP,Wi and NH. They all write similar stories they also have a lot of differences to it as well. They all have different ways they like to describe their characters as well and describing their setting and other literary devices and which I will be talking about. The paper that I’m…

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    In every short story theme is the key to understanding the true meaning the author is trying to get at for the reader. The reader will acknowledge the theme all throughout the short story, from the beginning to the end the story will come together to form the theme. Today the reader will focus on three stories and tell what the theme is for each of the three short stories. The three stories are “The Story of an Hour”, “Where Are You Going,Where Have You Been, and “Doe Season”. The theme for…

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    Single stories never tell the full truth of the person, just one side of it, and most of the time, it isn’t truth at all. Although we have them because we’re ignorant and can’t help ourselves, it can still be damaging to a person’s image. People tell me about the many single stories that they have of me; the most common being one is that because I’m skinny, I don’t eat a lot. Everyone always tells me that, “I’m too skinny”. This happens too many times to count, with everybody. People always…

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    Play Vs Short Story

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    County play versus the short story had many contrasts. Yet, there were characteristics that differed between the two media forms. The setting, theme, plot, characters, and conflict are each a bit different between the forms of the highly-recognized story. The setting of two stories contrast in a couple of ways. To begin with, the play opens right in the old west. The short story, on the contrary, begins at Angel’s Mining Camp. The time period between the two forms of the story are very…

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    that make them “short stories.” In Marie de France’s Breton lay (or poetic narrative), “Eliduc,” a knight named Eliduc has his fidelity challenged by a princess that he meets in his journey away from his wife. Though this piece of literature was originally written as a mere poem, it possesses some elements that are common to modern day fictional narratives. Though this Breton lay lacks some of the elements usually present in modern fictional narratives, it still possesses short story elements…

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    In my opinion, I honestly thought that Reeling for the Empire was one of the creepiest short stories I have read in a very long time. For example, having someone basically kidnap you, lying to the guardian of that girl, and then turning you into a silk worm. That is very unusual. Next, I think it was a little rushed at the end. Also, I questioned a lot of the ideas in this story. My first question is why did you choose the setting in Japan and at a sweatshop? You could have chosen any place and…

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    two short stories The Red Room, and The Monkey’s Paw are two stories the give the mood horror and mystery. The two stories are told in one third person and the other in first person. The author in The Red Room tells this story in first person, the author is using his main character in the story to help with the mood for the reader to feel what the main character is feeling. In the story The Monkey’s Paw in third person to help the reader's mind go the way he wants it to go. In the short story…

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