When Diving Into A Book Or A Piece Of Literature Structured Like A Fairy Tale

There were four sections of the chapter that was very important. The first section was on remembering the effect one has on people. Leaders need to understand how they affect their people, “their optimism and pessimism are equally infectious” (p. 35). If the leader is in a bad mood, the employees will sense that and be in the same mood. Abrashoff talks about his “dark side” and how he purposely stays away from his crew when he is having a bad day. The second section talks about holding leaders accountable. Leaders need to make sure they recognized their part in a mishap and take some of the blame.

The author’s main idea and purposes are revealed by a series of anecdotes and allusions. The author gets very personal about the subject, as if she was going through the realization herself. You can see her opinion by the way she refers to certain things. For example, the author brings up an old memory from her childhood in paragraph nine. When she is describing the boxcar children, the words she uses are almost as if they were too

Without appreciation and considerations to morality and religion then it would be difficult to fully comprehend the novel.

I don’t really recommend this book to anyone and I have a few reasons why. One reason is because I felt that there was too much going on in the book and it was very confusing. Another reason is because the book is very long and takes a lot of pages (more than half the book) to get started. My last reason is if the book is too hard and confusing to you, you can't even look up summary notes on the book because there's nothing on it.

The style of this book is changing perspectives between the two main characters. The reader can see what is happening through more than one person’s experience only. There’s a saying that Dr. Phil says, “No matter how flat a pancake is, there’s always two sides.” That’s what

One significant aspect in the text would be the power of anger. One example of this is shown at the beginning of the novel. As it becomes more and more apparent

The heart of the book would be Colin’s thirteen rules (Powell 3-20). These rules have been so popular that there has been books just written about these rules in this book. These rules, help guide anybody who wants to be a boss or going to be a boss. These rules, are rules that Colin gathered along his military days. Many of his stories mentioned in this chapter of the book came from a military experience. The abutting few chapters talked about are simple, but biggest missed concepts of being not only a great person but leader in charge. A few of the best chapters are, “Know yourself, be yourself, trust your people, mutual respect, and kindness works” (Powell 31,45,73,77). These chapters all have something in common and that would be how to act and be responsible human beings. This is a paramount concept, because periodically this is left out of an exceptional leader. This is one step that could help compose a decent leader, into a leader that everybody wishes to be. Another key chapter, “Take care of the troops” is about how to aid your troops to be mentally, physically, and emotionally prepared for anything. One thought that was interesting as a reader, would be how he mentions that sometime these troops need an off day. A quote that is interesting is when collin says, “Surround yourself with people who take their work seriously, but not themselves, those who work and play

The book was quite an interesting concept in retrospect but in action it was rather uninteresting and boring. This seems to be a book that was written in a very different environment to our own and now only serves as a book study in high schools.

Therefore, I will be encouraging you to explore some of the ideas presented in the novel as you feel they pertain to you. In class we will focus on the structure of the novel, the symbolic meaning of the novel’s events and the philosophical ideas the novel explores. Your homework assignment will be to consider all of these things through personal response journals.

If you believe the subject matter and contents within may bother you – PLEASE – just pass up this book and don’t read

Also, the other question every critic must consider is what the story means. The only real consensus on this point is that the exact meaning of the story is not possible. There is even a question by some as to whether the story is meant to have an exact meaning. Yet, many critics also agree it is the discussion the story encourages which gives it much of its value rather than a complete understanding. The primary concern was the

Another point that caught my attention was when the book mentioned that every individual decides their own future by choosing a group more likely to succeed in society than a group of delinquents. These young men were forced to choose a group created by themselves, as mere children. After being rejected from the group society considered normal. Which caused society to view them as deviants.

All incidents and people in the book can be said to do something between their presence and their absent future and absent hope which is coming to them by the appearance of the war. The occurrence of the nature in the book which is placed mainly is not their purpose or their attempt for the purpose, but the interruption occurring in the everywhere and dispersing to the every place in the book. The interruption from the uncontrollable is the main character in Between the Acts. All words have another meaning which is not intended by the interlocutors so that it can be an another interruption between the interlocutors. It is the book about the control and release of the acts and words. All actions which should be controlled by the owners are dispersed in the whole book without any apparent connection. This book is written by Virginia Woolf who feels the imminence of the war. The characters and the situation in the novel are also confronted with the forthcoming war and feel the insecure ambience of the war. In this insecure background, this book is attempting to grasp something which is not here and also not there in the war. I think it is the hope for themselves and the hope which is dispersed in the nature around themselves. In Between the acts, there is no center which is gathering the story and the characters. It is the story to disperse the center if there is one. It is the story about the between. In between, there is a play which is cut and

"The Novel is a picture of real life and manners and of the time in which it is written. The Romance, in the lofty and elevated language, describes what never happened nor is likely to happen".

   The book permeates the ideals of his own rule with the form of the dialogue