Hugo's Cabin: A Narrative Fiction

When i eventually open my eyes i can finally see my surroundings and the first thing i notice is the clear blue water crashing with the golden beach , the clean sky and the smell of fresh air . Scanning the area around me , i realise that Alice and i aren't the only survivors , there's : Arthur , Damien and Claudet . There all unconscious so Alice makes it her duty to try and wake them . During these few minutes i decide to process our situation , where we are , what the hell happened and what we're going to do now . Looking behind me i’m hit with a rich , lush forest looking to be full of life and heaven like . Peacefully glaring at the woodland i feel like my problems float away and that i'm as free as a feather able to float into the clouds and never return, leaving behind the inferno of a past that i have and creating a new life for myself .

The novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin, written in 1852 by Harriet Beecher Stowe is an anti-slavery novel that changed how Americans viewed treating people as property. The book How to Read Literature Like a Professor provides 27 insightful chapters on how to find a deeper meaning in any given novel. The topics I chose to use to analyze Uncle Tom’s Cabin are chapter twelve, “Is That Symbolism?”, chapter fourteen, “Yes, She’s a Christ Figure, Too” and chapter six, “The Bible”.

Juliet slammed the passenger door to Lassiter's car. This was the only logical place Shawn and Gus could be. It was near the cabin, and there was a small stream nearby. She couldn’t believe she’d let this happen. She was just out here hours before arresting Arthur and she hadn’t even thought to look for Shawn and Gus. She was mentally kicking herself for it. But then again, she hadn’t even known they were out here.

When Harriet Jacobs’ narrative Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl was initially published, it was believed that the story was fictional. This belief may in part be due to Jacobs’ changing the character’s names to protect the guilty as well as the innocent. Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin, was very popular when it was first published, despite being controversial. Although both women wrote books in support of the abolishment of slavery, Jacobs, a mulatto freed slave, found it more difficult to get her narrative published. While Stowe’s book was a fictional account based on true life stories, Jacobs’ book was a fictional version of her own life; which resulted in several similarities between the two books.

Much like the purpose of Thomas Paine’s pamphlet titled Common Sense, the book Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe was written for the purpose of spreading the message that racism against the blacks and slavery had to stop. This book, based on real people and factual evidence is considered by many to be the event that started the Civil War in America between the North and the South. This was the piece of information that opened the eyes of a nation who claimed that they did not know that the racism and slavery issue went so far.

I tried to control the parachute but ultimately landed in the water along with my squad and Greg. I saw almost all my squad die except Privet Bryan and Greg. We made are way to the beach and shortly after we tried to find cover. Then Bryan shouted“Here’s some over!” As we made our way over he was shot through the eye. As I ran back I had to yell,

Do you have dreams? Do you think that dreams that manifest into actions can change the status quo? Do you think one person can change the world? Robin Williams once said: "No matter what people tell you, words and ideas can change the world. “This quote in many ways illustrates what Harriet Beecher Stowe wanted to accomplish with her novel Uncle Tom's Cabin. The anti-slavery novel was published in 1852 and according to Will Kaufman “helped lay the groundwork for the civil war."Stowe was an active abolitionist but her true profession was a being a teacher in Connecticut, where she was born and raised. The novel's main character is Tom, a slave who has gone through much suffering during his life and whose story the other characters revolve

When I wake up the night is dark and cold. I start to walk to the plane when suddenly. I hear a roar in the distance I jump into the cockpit. all of the sudden I see a bear run and grab a man out of the plane and runoff. I whisper to myself “ you deserve a proper burial”. I jump out of the cockpit and run to the cabin. I go to the back and pull out the safety kit. Inside are a raft, a notebook, a flair, and some rope, also a tarp. The first thing I do is make a shelter by covering the hole cabin of the plane with the tarp. Next, I move all the body's out into the cockpit.

In “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” morality, humanity and Christianity are major themes explored within the constructs of slavery in the South. Harriet Beecher Stowe makes these themes known by both direct narration and indirectly through events.

How would your like to go to a creepy old cabin? Well you want to find out what happens to these three friends that plan to be out at this old cabin for three days continue reading. So there were three kids the oldest 15 by the name on Charlie. The second one by the name of Mary she was 13. The youngest, 13, his name was Miles. They we're all quite close friends.

Quivering, I slowly stood up realising what must have happened. There was blood and lifeless bodies covering the beach like a big, red blanket I once owned. I struggled but managed to walk away from the result of a horrific plane crash. I knew I should search for my parents but what lay ahead was too much to bare.

Shelby squinted and rested her hand on the rough bark on the tree next to her. In the distance, she saw a small cabin elevated on a hill.

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America’s history has been a hard progression. The Civil War marked one of the most monumental turns for American progression. The abolishment of slavery represented the first major challenge to the America ideal of democracy. Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin to advocate for this abolishment, and thus had to maneuver through the great American paradox, the paradox between American revolutionary ideals and the realities of a slaveholding and repressive state. It was necessary to recognize the historical roots of slavery as incompatible with the founding principles of the nation. However, the founding fathers themselves largely supported or ignored this incompatibility. Stowe represents the most famous founding father, George Washington,

Les Misérables was written by Victor Hugo, who was born on February 26, 1802 and died May 22, 1885. He is a French poet, novelist, and dramatist, and most important French Romantic writers. His parents separated, due to different political views and Hugo’s father traveling from base to base. Victor Hugo adopted his mother’s royalist political views as a child. Although he graduated from a law faculty at Paris as a poor student, he knew he wanted to pursue a career in writing. In 1822, he married his childhood friend, Adèle Foucher, with whom he had five children. Soon after, he published his book of poems, Odes et poésies diverses. Because of how much royalism was in the book, he earned recognition from King Louis XVIII.