Setting is the time and place of the story. ... I chose this quote as an example of setting because the story takes place at the knight school in medieval times. 2a. ... I chose this quote as an example of a main character because Gawaine is who is focused on and talked about throughout the whole story. 4. ... I chose this quote as an example of personification because dragons don't talk and they aren't humans, so they are taking human form and talking in this story. 15. ... On page 165, the story says, "He was tall and sturdy, but his instructors soon discovered that he lacked s...

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The following quote shows how the water symbolized his life and his life to come, "In an infant's unborn d! ... Point of View The narrator of the story is the author, Tim O"Brien. ... This person who is telling the story doesn't seem to be bias to the characters situations. ... Because the story was written in this way you find out everything that happened and at the end of the book you actually have to think of who is right and wrong in the story. ... Tone The tone of the story is very straightforward. ...

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In the beginning of the story his parents are arguing and it really troubles him. This excerpt from the story backs this up: I could hear them out in the kitchen. ... Now this moment isn't too significant until the end of the story when he comes back home from fishing. ... This is generally how a Carver story would end, with an encounter of a situation that wreaks the character for a second. ... This quote is the total idea of the "super reality", the first part of the quote is "reality" but the second part is "super reality." ...

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This story really only has one main character, protagonist Horselover Fat. ... This may seem contradictory to this last quote, however Fat doesn't hold the tradition Christian beliefs about God. ... Again, this story relies little on the plot. ... It is an odd situation, to read a novel where the plot is almost trivial for much of the story. ... So, this book is the story of Horselover Fat. ...

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The story begins with the death of the main characters' mother. ... Raymond also enters the story. ... This is the setting for the story's climax. ... Once again, the heat becomes an issue in the story. ... This quote is important for two reasons. ...

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The second book, The Sea of Monsters, is based on Odysseus' story, The Odyssey. The third installment, The Titan's Curse based on legendary Heracles' (or Hercules') story. ... Furthermore, in researcher's point of view, as the concept of tragedy and an ideal hero suggested by Aristotle is has deep connection with hamartia, the present writer is going to observe the hamartia of Percy Jackson's character and how it has effects toward the development of the story. 1.2 Objective of the Study The objectives of the study are: to learn about hamartia from Riordan...

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This enables the story to be one not only of this specific battle but of war in general. ... But the most obvious is the quote in 16 stating "All quiet of the Rappahannock- when we are given a specific setting. 9. ... Crane never specifically discusses war because he has no fist hand experience with it and it would limit him to making the story solely about one battle where this way he can make it a generalization of all war. 10. ... "the youth- at the beginning Henry standing untested by war questions his own courage but has the story continues he has to face the truth about himsel...

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