(pg.29 l.36) Because he says "Elves", which is entirely random, the narrator's playful personality is made more clear to the reader, and it also shows the great contrast with the neighbor's view. ... When the man with whom he's sharing a room, Layfayette, tries to be his friend, Dr. ... The first thing Layfayette says when he learns he'll be sharing a room is, "Show him this way. ... Magoon is being lead to the room, he goes "down a narrow passage of doors".... This obscured view is caused by the darkness. ...

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Literary Analysis Discuss the theme of madness in the play. ... After the act has happened Hamlet quietly walks away into a room where he confronts himself and his life. He begins to lose his temper by throwing things throughout the room and yelling. ... She is viewed with an appearance that would be fit for someone who just spent a couple of days awake with no sleep and no hygiene. ... Her death is a mystery but viewed as a suicide due to actions of insanity and madness, from a lover's point of view. ...

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Pynchon describes her optimistic view as a "growing obsession". ... Pynchon creates understanding of the doctor's foolish idea with the analogy "that the unconscious would be like any other room, once the light was let in." To compare the unconscious mind to a room is a preposterous assumption. ... Thomas Pynchon expands and explains his argument with the theme of the inability to understand. ... Each time Oedipa views one of the post horns it hurts her because she does not understand the meaning. ...

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This is where the readers develop their views towards Project Ninety-nine and Teknologik, while society's negative image is portrayed through the settings of the beach and the toilet. ... Koontz then continues describing the apartment, "His bed, which consisted of nothing but a mattress on the floor, was the only furniture- and "The studio apartment was one large room with a kitchenette, a closet, and a cramped bathroom- The use of description throughout this setting describes the apartment as simple, empty and has no luxuries, all very closely related to Joe. ... The way setting is c...

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Mallard, a wife afflicted with heart trouble, is informed of her husband's tragic death by her sister Josephine. ... Soon thereafter, her sister Josephine pleads with her to come out of her room for fear she may make herself ill. ... According to Kate Chopin, "When the doctors came they said she had died of heart disease "of joy that kills."" (14) One theme illustrated in this story is a "new beginning,"" or a newfound freedom. ... The way one views marriage, love, life, death, and every other subject contained in the story all lead to differences in opinions and therefore differ...

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The changes a man goes through while at war makes for the central theme of the story. ... He hardly interacts with anyone and falls into a pit of loneliness. ... It can only be assumed that seeing the tragedies of war changed Krebs" view of religion and his faith in God. ... Hemingway produces an effective theme in "Soldier's Home" by showing the inner conflicts of a young man returning home after serving in a war. ... Only the men and women who have fought in war could possibly understand the main character's changed views on life. ...

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His themes universal- The stages of life, love and Death. ... He had discovered a way to merge into his surroundings, in his room and every thing was around him showed a silent, melancholy manner. ... Munch's work are used so much public controversy that they were with drawn. ... He identified his paintings as "Symbolism: Nature viewed through a temperament" His series paint Frieze of Life, concentrated on themes of lovers, anxiety, and death. ... Which shows how the fate was bad with him and his family. ...

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