Why Is This Important

the novel itself shares the lives of many different people during that time period. It explored how

The literary elements that was used in this story such as theme, character traits, and the lesson learned was really important because it set the mood for the story. This story reminds me of willy wonka and the chocolate factory because both are told in a reverse chronology method of storytelling. I predict that her house is going to get destroyed because it was the last house there because she was the only one alive. The people in the town might also start looking into things and caring more about the people because if they did that then things would be a lot

The point of view changes during the book from the perspective of Claire,Tomás,Autumn, and Sylv. The point of view in the novel can put into perspective what each character was feeling during the shooting. This can really develop the theme of the story because each character knows firsthand how every action can impact someone in the greatest of ways since they each played a part in Tyler’s decision. Since the reader felt how the events in the book impacted each character, they can better comprehend the theme of the novel. Also because the readers can relate to the feelings and actions of each character, they can connect to the novel in general which is key to understanding the text. One of the biggest things to understand in this book is that everyone (including the reader and the characters) has their own interpretation of events of This is Where it Ends which means that point of of view is extremely important for understanding the theme of this novel. Point of view is crucial in this book to grasping the theme because all of the characters views throughout the story add up to form the basis of the theme of this book.

"Although there was evening brightness showing through the windows of the bunkhouse, inside it was dust". This shows that the light tries to get in but never manages to penetrate the darkness. This is important to the themes of the story because workers' hope for a future farm is just like the light while the cruel reality is like the darkness. Their efforts to realize this plan is just like the light trying to penetrate the darkness, but their dream

One of the main elements that literature with merit must exemplify is symbolism. As soon as an author introduces a symbolic reference, a premade notion that the reader constructed could be affected. Not only would a symbol alter the meaning of a message, but it would also add an emotional element to the story. Throughout All the Light We Cannot See, a series of symbols were inaugurated. The first, and most predominant symbol that was recurrent throughout the book was vision. The two protagonists, Marie-Laure LeBlanc and Werner Pfennig, both play a contrasting role when it comes to the symbolic meaning behind vision. On one hand, Marie-Laure is physically unable to see due to her blindness. Therefore, she does not experience the world in the same way as the other leading character, Werner Pfennig. Instead,

The events in Little Miss Sunshine allow the story to be an effective archetypal journey because each event adds more to the plot, and the plot allows the story to unfold into the archetypal journey they endure. The

In the text Three Day Road, Joseph Boyden develops the idea of the characters restoring their honor and certainty after traumatic events. Showing how humans are capable of flaws without fault, as they move deeper into the darknesses that are haunting them. Explaining the character’s thoughts as they slip farther away from who they are. A fight to keep their honor while faced with addiction, keeping a relationship with family, friends and keeping the loyalty they owe others.

To begin, in the book Night, the Jews were being judged because of the way they looked, the religion they followed, and their ethnicity. Moishe the Beadle was deported because he was a foreign Jew. Rumors were spreading about Nazis coming into towns and taking over. After some Jews were deported, life became normal again. Everyone was doing everyday activities. “The deportees were quickly forgotten. A few days after they left, it was rumored that they were in Galicia, working, and even that they were content with their fate. Days went by. Then weeks and months. Life was normal again. A calm, reassuring wind blew through our homes. The shopkeepers were doing good business, the students lived among their books, and the children played in the streets. One day, as I was about to enter the synagogue, I saw Moishe the Beadle sitting

In this chapter all the events are very brief and happen real quick. I feel it is this way because while living in the concentration camp, the days were very strictly organized,

The location and events were especially important in the book. Daniel’s family was forced to leave their home in Frankfurt, Germany in the 1930s. They were sent on a long and dangerous journey to Poland at Lodz ghetto, and then to Auschwitz, the infamous Nazi death camp. Culture was important as well due to the fact that they are Jews and they had a lot of things

Have you ever wondered how different your life would be if your parents just disappeared; that is how Gone by Michael Grant captures our attention in the first chapter of this book. Gone is about a group of friends fighting for survival due to the disappearance of all of the adults in their hometown, Perdido Beach. In the first few chapters, Sam, Astrid, and a few of their friends start searching for their parents, to eventually realize they have just disappeared. In this journal, I will be predicting, questioning, and evaluating.

The pervasive theme of disappearance is perhaps the most important motif of the novel. Wade,

An important event that was in the book was when Sunny the protagonist went to her grandpa's home in West Palm Beach; Florida. This event is very important because without this part of the story the readers would be confused on where the protagonist is. This part is important because if the author doesn’t tell the reader where Sunny is going it wouldn’t make sense of why she is going. So when there is a why there has to be where and what. This event is telling the reader an important part of the story because this important part is an important event that is happening; without this part there is no finish to this story for the start.

I am reading Gone by Micheal Grant and I am on page 148. This book is about a small town in California, when on an average day ever adult in the world vanished. No one knows how this has happened, but there is a lot of chaos and confusion. In the mist of all the horror Sam Temple a 15 year old, took charge of the community. If it was not for Sam a lot of life’s would have been taken and half the city would have been burned down.

Another very important aspect is the symbol used in this short story. I suppose it is justified to say that the children are the symbol uniting all different aspects in the story. Before Mamzelle Aurélie had to keep the children she was leading a very lonely life. As the children were living with her, her life got a sense and she became a happy person. But after they left her she realized that she wasted her whole life and regrets everything. Through those children all the different themes of the story like family or loneliness come together.