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The play Hamlet is more tragic than Agamemnon due to a stronger display of all elements of tragedy, dramatic plot and character development, and its ability to gain audience sympathy. Peripeta is used consistently throughout Hamlet as the narrative is full of unexpected plot twists. For instance, after learning of Claudius’s guilt, Hamlet does not act on impulse but rather decides to wait. Shortly after, Hamlet mistakenly murders Polonius which then leads to Ophelia’s suicide. Furthermore, all deaths

The way the plot of Killings by Andre Dubus is arranged changes how the reader sees the characters in the story. This plot starts out in the present, then goes into the past, then back to the present. There are two main characters, and three secondary characters in this story. The way the reader views all of these characters is affected by the plot arrangement. The two primary characters who are most important to the plot, and also most affected by the plot arrangement, are Matt Fowler and Richard

the inverse order. The main plot of the two stories is very similar: a man having no short-term memory finding and killing the murder of his wife. They are inspired by the same idea, anterograde amnesia. For creators, the factors they need to look at when presenting a story largely depend on the medium of story-telling. The qualities of different mediums and the characteristics of the audiences of that medium determine many preferences of creators when designing the plot and the characters. Of course

movie, Toy Story, is that when a person struggles with envy, they will consequently find themselves in difficult situations and as a result, will gain the opportunity to recognize their fault. This theme is revealed through various plot elements such as conflict, and plot chronology. Through the observation of conflict, one recognizes how Buzz and Woody’s relationship changes as Woody’s envy dies. In the initial stage of their relationship, conflict can be easily detected by the audience. This is

Tarantino, delivered very deep emotional arousal and entertainment with this film. From my prospective Tarantino use the dual purpose of art as a magnifying glass. To give his artistic view on slavery. Through the basic elements of drama and the six plot devices. For example, take the introduction scene with Dr. Schultz, Django, and Calvin Candie. This scene diction of the N-word was used a number of time. Which I felt it was too emotional arouse the audience thoughts as the Mandigo fight took place

than to look poor among other women who are rich” (Maupassant, The Necklace). Cautiously after these two experiences are introduced, she is introduced to further things that get her into trouble. Thus, the conflict within the story is driving the plot and frequently

A troubled young artist struggles to run a deli as he searches for meaning and direction in his life. STORY COMMENTS KNOT THEORY presents as a character-driven, dramatic story. The story focuses on a rather reclusive and troubled young man trying to find direction in his life. The tone is dramatic. The plotline presents with two goals. The first is an external goal for the protagonist to buy and run a deli. The second is an inner, emotional goal to forgive himself and find meaning and purpose

I think that the choice of making Christopher the narrator of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time enhances many things in the book including theme, character, and plot. Theme is key to any story, which is why it is important that Christopher is the one who talks about this story. If Christopher's father was telling the story, his theme would be something completely different than Christopher’s. The theme that Christopher conveys in the book, is something along the lines of overcoming

protagonist named Meursault. Throughout the novel we can contrast the thoughts and outlook of Meursault as he is both exposed to movement and confinement, highlighting his outlook on life and seeing just how much of an influence it has on both him and the plot. At the beginning of the novel, Meursault experiences what most would see as a great and sad loss, the death of his mother. His mother, who he calls “manam” lives away from Meursault causing him to travel to her funeral. This movement and change of

Paper Towns was written by New York Time’s bestselling author John Green and recently adapted onto the big screen by director Jake Schreir. This young adult novel takes place in a fictional neighborhood located near Orlando, Florida. The novel focuses on the main character, Quentin Jacobsen, and his neighbor and former close friend, Margo Roth Spiegleman, who decided to run away and leave her life behind in this small “paper town” they call a home. Although this had been planned for a while, Margo