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    2. Mark Twain and many other writers during the American realism movement found the romantic style of writing objectionable. Twain felt as if “American literature should reflect American life and values and should not be based on a European model of writing”. Even though throughout his essay “Fenimore Cooper’s Literary Offenses” Twain was using humor to tease Coopers writing, he used this essay to detail what he hoped to accomplish with his writing. Twain and other realistic writers believed that

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    The writing style of De Troyes, the author of The Knight and the Cart, and Henderson, The author of “The Farewell of Lancelot and Guinevere, differs because De Troyes is a romanticist and Henderson is a realist due to the period of time in which they lived. De Troyes was a well known romanticist during the Middle Ages and many of his stories, including The Knight of the Cart are sprinkled with romanticist ideas, and Henderson, being an early 20th century writer, wrote the play “The Farewell of Lancelot

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    Wallis and Gilgamesh both had quite different interpretations and writing styles when it came to pre-human history. Wallis had more emphasis on nature as a living and breathing entity that must be protected and respected. While Gilgamesh was more set on human progress and conquest. There was a sense of balance with Gilgamesh but to me it was more based on human progress. There are clear differences in Wallis and Gilgamesh’s societies. Wallis has more emphasis on the people’s culture and how accurate

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    have a happy marriage after, however Goldman portrays the main character very satirically. Goldman instead of following the traditional fairy tale analogy of the main character living at the end, he instead decides to kill him not once but twice. Shorty after Westkey dies in the zoo of death he is revived by the Miracle Max, Fezzik cried, “You’re alive!”, (Goldman 329) when Westley after being killed was brought back. While many may think of this as fairy tale story with the perfect ending, though

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    different reasons. Out of the two novels, The Kite Runner had the better ending. The Kite Runner contained a stronger resolution and through character growth. The four elements more thoroughly and precisely than A Complicated Kindness did. Resolution is much easier to see in The Kite Runner then in A Complicated Kindness. In A Complicated Kindness, Nomi’s resolution is to accept her families’ separation and come to terms with endings. Consequently through her excommunication. However, these resolutions

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    someone she loves rather than for money. Marriage is when two people come together to form one union, and these two characters had a different idea on what that meant. Edna, from The Awakening, is married to man named Leonce Pontellier. Edna isn’t happy as the stereotypical house wife and mother. Although she claims to be a loving mother to her children, her attention and priorities are on being free and feeling the freedom of change (The Self-Realization, n.d.). She also wishes to seek love from

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    society today by the never ending pressure of entering a prestigious university, government rule,

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    The original ending of the play is mythical which is shown through the incantations and curses and how we, the audience, are not told of what happens to Johnny afterwards therefore I͛ve chosen to change the ending and make it more naturalistic by showing Johnny getting married to Dawn and how he has decided to leave the ͚old world͛ and join the ͚new world͛. After

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    and “The Andy Griffith Show.” Both are a Tv show, but “The Monsters” is a book too. Suspicious and scary things start to happen to both towns. Only one town has a happy ending. Also they both take place in the afternoon. There were many similarities to “The Monsters” and “The Andy Griffith show.” Both towns started off peaceful and happy. Then, suspicious things started happening to both towns. Each town tried to solve the mystery. Each Tv show was filmed in black and white. Another similarity is

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    Novel vs. Film What do you think about the Frankenstein novel and movies? Frankenstein is a famous horror novel written by Mary Shelley. There are two versions of the book, the originally published in 1818 and then a revised version that was published in 1831. Mary Shelley depicts a man named Victor Frankenstein, who discover the secret of animating lifeless matter by a collection of dead body parts. He creates a creature, and he does not teach the creature anything. The creature is

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