About
Noy-nac Sobriquet attends a public high school in Austin, Texas where the nature of everything is gradually transmogrifying him in to an apathetic, cynical, and sarcastic creature, without a stalwart nature to compensate.
His spelling is a abysmal.
He is a jack of all trades, but a master of none. This is fostered by the fact that he cannot stick to a project for more than thirty-six hours. He dabbles in everything, from wet-folding, a branch of origami that utilizes damp paper as a means to create resiliently curved figures, to authoring "improved" versions of the United States Constitution (e. g., anti-gerrymandering, instant runoff voting, and the annihilation of the Electoral College and Senate, among other things), to mapping
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At such a point he becomes as loquacious as his unfed cat (cat owners know). He may also leech other conversations from these people (until their blood supply is exhausted).
Tastes
He despises lossy compression, but recognizes that it is invaluable.
He enjoys the antics of writing about himself in the third person quite a bit. This includes the ability to note his eccentricities and relatively detached nature from the eyes of an observer. This also includes the ability to use this webpage as a conduit to write too much about himself. In addition, he enjoys using little known words and various word plays as pseudonyms in place of his fore and/or surname.
Programming
He has been programming since he was approximately ten. Until he recently took a class called Computer Science 1, he was completely self-taught. The class didn't teach him anything new, but it counted as a foreign language credit and was a prerequisite required to take Computer Science 2. Currently, he can fluently program in C♯, C, Java, and HTML/CSS. Because it is far superior, he prefers to program in Microsoft's C♯, as opposed to Sun's
because through his first person narrative, the reader is drawn to his sensitive nature, his
He, obviously, is the narrator, and the person whom we see the story through. He gives us his opinions on the matters at hand, and we see the book through his viewpoint. The traits described above allow him to be such a great narrator, for he can get people to confide in him, and relay this information to the reader.
He did this to brag about himself and to compliment himself to his benefits. He tries to convince the reader that he is great and all good and no bad.What he does is not done by many authors. Usually when authors write an article about themselves is in first person point of view. Those authors use the first person point of view words.
about his business in such a realistic way (as compared to the rest of the fictional
We watch as he struggles with his identity, it is also evident in the in the quotes that the narrator is struggling with who he is and how he sees himself. His view of the world gets turned upside down as he realizes others don’t see him as he sees himself. The main theme of the book is the inverse of reality.
he wants to show different aspects of History to provide a different Viewpoint to his readers
does a unique writing style that I have never seen before. So instead of being in first person, and the
His use of literary devices, including that of allusion and imagery, point-of-view, and symbolism primes the stage for the narrator’s transformation from a manipulated identity to the pragmatic and careful person that finds himself to be a man who is ‘invisible.’
A deformed child, college rebel, and struggling author; quiet in nature yet rebellious in action. For one man to embody all of these things is more than intriguing.
He writes based on his feelings and emotions and how it'll make his audience feel. He faces a lot of struggles in his life with he uses to make the books like his recent divorce and religious
habitant in order to understand it better. No one can easily understand his writing in first glance, we
He draws cartoons of his family and friends. The purpose of drawing picture his because curtain amount of people understands his writing but if he draws well then mostly everyone understand what he wants to tell or what is the meaning of that
insight into his life and personality that he is not aware of giving. While the poet
interested in themselves such as guilt and isolation for themes of his writings. These themes
he just enjoys watching his diabolical tricks play out in front of him. He refers to himself