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What’s the difference between a young Hispanic girl and a soldier in the Vietnam War? It sounds like a bad joke with an even worse punchline, but though there may be many true answers to this question, there are more similarities than one might imagine. These similarities can be observed in Sandra Cisneros’ The House on Mango Street and Tim O’Brien’s The Things They Carried and their main characters, Esperanza and O’Brien, respectively. Both novels divided into non-chronological stories, both involve

Sally developed a relaxed routine of cooking, cleaning, reading and resting and Harry enjoyed Sally’s happy disposition and became accustomed to the routine. The couple rarely discussed how a new baby would impact their lives. Baby Edward was born two weeks past his due date and had initial breathing difficulties. Although doctors stated there was nothing for them to worry about, Harry and Sally still felt anxious about their child’s health and

At the beginning of the story, Holden is introduced as an apathetic person. He has failed four out of five of his classes and has received a notice that he is being expelled at Pencey Prep school in Agerstown, Pennsylvania. Holden was scheduled to return home on a Wednesday, so he decided to go and visit Mr. Spencer, his history teacher, to say his goodbye. Mr. Spencer advises Holden to find direction in his life, which got Holden annoyed and dismissed everything Mr.Spencer has said. Holden returns

floor. She flinched. She banged her foot onto a dresser. Her heart pounded and sweat trickled down her forehead. She went to her mom but once she put her foot to the door of her room, a rock hit her heel and blood dripped everywhere. Her mom yelled, “Sally, it’s time to eat lunch!” “Are you there?” Her mom’s slim body appeared in the doorway. She saw all the blood. “Are we okay?”yelled Sally’s mom “A little dizzy!” “Emergency?” “Sure,” But then, another rock as big as a eraser came in. She looked through

Just by looking at the front cover of The House on Mango Street, one could grasp an idea of what the novel is about and how it is presented. It is a story, decorated with colorful detail and authenticity, of a girl adjusting to a new home and growing up. In the introduction to the novel, Cisneros paints a picture of who she had been at the time she had written this novel. Cisneros discusses how as a girl she always wanted to move into a standalone house as opposed to the apartments she had been living

The book The Catcher in the Rye is placed around the 1950s narrated by a young man named ‘Holden Caulfield’ who himself is the protagonist. Holden is not specific about his setting, location, time and other physicality while narrating the story but he makes one thing clear: He is undergoing treatment in a mental hospital or infirmary. The events he narrates comprises of time in between the start of Christmas break and him leaving his school as he is expelled. Holden is sixteen years old. His story

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simply gave up. This is quite wrong.” When Sally Brampton quoted this she was going through a rough patch in her life fighting the demons of depression and alcoholism. Sometimes people will have ways to control those demons or even fight them, in regards to Sally a general understanding of her depression and alcoholism, along with the treatments that can be tried to help her out, and how you can perceive the illness when it doesn’t regard to yourself. Sally Brampton was a successful magazine editor

Sally belonged to neither and as such, she is oftentimes alone. It was in one of those nights when she was having her dinner in the kitchen when she thought she clearly heard heavy footsteps coming from the second floor above her. Panic-stricken, she was unable to move from where she was seated. Finally mustering the courage although trembling with fear, she slowly climbed up the stairs, armed with a knife, to check. And after she found no one and nothing to cause it, Sally let out a whimper

misconceptions of rational behavior. In the novel Holden has varying thoughts about different aspects of life and due to them, the way he takes on a situation can be unique compared to the majority of people. Holden at one time vocalizes his thoughts to Sally, showing how he wishes to run away with her. He expresses his plan, “I have about a hundred and eighty bucks in the bank. I can take it out when it opens in the morning, and then I could go down and get this guy 's car. No kidding. We 'll stay in these