...Faulkner takes the readers back to the past events leading up to her death. Throughout the short story many references were made about time, this allowed readers to gain a little insight on the era in which the story took place and also an idea about the characters roles and so forth. The constant reference to the changes in time also suggests that there would be a dramatic change in Ms. Emily Greison’s attitude towards the other characters and her own character. In the beginning of the story, also the end of Ms. Emily’s life her characteristics are defined as cold and distant, throughout the story readers also see that Ms. Emily remains cold and distant. The narrator refers to this in his opening statement says, “When Ms. Emily Greison died the whole town went to her funeral-“. At first this suggest that the character was favorable amongst her peers but then it is quickly justified when the narrator says “The men through a sort of respectful affection and the women mostly out of curiosity to see the inside of her house.” This justification shows the lack of empathy town’s people had for the character, and the distant relationship Ms. Emily had with the town’s people. Without saying too much, readers can infer that Ms. Emily was not favorable amongst her peers and that she was so closed off that nobody had seen the inside of her house for quite some time. As the story continues the narrator takes readers back to two years prior what seems to be a dramatic change in Ms. Emily’s life...
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...and Jik Nyu For you, I stay cooped up in my room, practicing my confession I practice singing so I serenade you Even if you fall, get up again, don’t worry, have courage I write an awkward letter and buy a big bear doll The times we used to love, those dream-like times I can’t forget any of those times All day, I only think of you, I stayed up all night again girl My heart feels frustrated on this sleepless night How are you? I guess you’re okay Day by day, I am drenched with your memories so it’s hard If you will come back some day, there won’t be any tears – my second confession I want you back baby I swear it’s true Won’t ever make you jealous, I’ll make them jealous of you Come back to me, for eternity And take a listen to my 2nd confession please You and me, now we’re facing each other from across the street What to do? It feels like my heart will explode Someone please send my love through Cupid’s arrow to her, save me Oh! It’s green light! Can those times come back? Will you be able to be with me again? The restaurant on Garusu Street, breakfast at Nonhyun-dong I want to taste that alleyway kiss once more All the hard times are all days I regret the more time passes I want to turn back all of those days All day, I only think of you, I stayed up all night again girl How about you? I want to go back to you How are you? I guess you’re okay Day by day, I am drenched with your memories so it’s hard If you will come back some day, there...
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...look at the role of women in the play we must look deeper in to the roles of the only two women in the play; Calpurnia, wife of Caesar, and Portia, wife of Brutus. Both of these women are key in foreshadowing the murder of Caesar. After Caesar's murder we do not hear much of either of them. The main thing Caesar's wife, Calpurnia does in the play is tell Caesar to stay at home on the day of his murder because of many unnatural events that have taken place the night before and because she has had nightmares about his assassination. On the morning of the ides of march is the first time we meet Calpurnia, her entrance is act 2 scene one when she tells Caesar "You shall not stir out of your house today." Caesar decides he shall "forth" until Calpurnia tells him why he shouldn't go to the capitol today. Some of the reasons she included were: A lioness "whelped" in the streets. Graves opened and showed their dead people. Warriors of fire fought on the clouds and drizzled blood upon the capitol. Horses neighed and dead men groaned. Ghosts shrieked in the streets. She than showed her discomfort with these things by saying "O Caesar, these things are beyond all use, / and I do fear them." Caesar says these are just as much to him as to the world in general, but Calpurnia insists that when beggars die nothing happens, but when princes die the heavens are ablaze. Caesar says that cowards die many times before their death and death will come when it will come. Then Caesar asked a servant...
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... When you see us both coming down the hallway, you may have a struggle to decide who is who. As you are trying to decide, we are getting closer and closer. You look at everything you can to possibly tell a difference but you just can’t. If you look closely, however, Keaton is actually about an inch taller than me. Actually it is about ¾ of an inch but we have always been taught to round up....
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...they are trying to reach the south. The father and son of The Road are left with no names, which makes it more mysterious. Within the book the father often times lies to the son about certain things. For the good of the son and humanity, it is a good choice to tell his son what is for the better. The better of things could be for the son’s future. The father and son go through a long journey to the south. The father believes that the south should be an easier place to be for the father and son to survive the deadly cold winter. The story tells of the father constantly telling himself that his son is the best thing that has happened and that he is the only light left in his life. They have to try to avoid many obstacles like those trying to steal their belongings or others trying to kidnap them to eat them. The father always seems to believe there is nothing left of his life except to keep his son safe and as happy as he can be. In parts of the book the son asks the father about their life. His son would ask if he would die what would the father do? The father easily answers that he would die also to be with his son. The father lives only for his son and would be willing to do anything for him. The father tells the son stories of courage and justice from the old world to put him to sleep. The father also constantly tells the son that they are they good guys; even though they are carrying the gun they are still good. The father holds the gun also for the reason to kill his son...
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...First, Sarah tells about how she, her brother and their friends used to play behind their childhood home after school when they were kids, how they’d always played a stage play about King Henry VIII of England and Anne Boleyn, the second wife of him. The childhood was the good times with all their friends and fun. Everyone was very excited to play Anne in the play, even the boys, included her brother. Sarah would love to see her brother play the role, but something made her unsecure to want to watch it. “It was almost worth giving up the role yourself just to watch Terry give it his all, and it might have been, if it weren’t for the execution scene.” To watch her brother being executed wasn’t funny, not even in a play. Next, she tells about her life right before and after her brother became sick and died, and as she tells more about the situation, she was in, she seems more and more disappointed in the behavior of her family and friends. “Everyone but me seemed to know what was coming”. She tells how everything changed around her. Her brother became boring and their friends began avoiding them, the house became lifeless and she knew nothing. Now, thirty years after, the last plot. A friend of Mark, her son, calls to tell that Mark’s best friend Peter has died. She thinks about all the ways parents try to protect their children from things like that, maybe how her parents decided to do with her. She decides to go straight to her son’s room and tell him what had...
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...Running Head: HOW TO TELL YOUR BRAND’S STORY Assignment 1: How to Tell Your Brand’s Story: Four Questions You Must Answer Pat Smith MKRT 5000 - Marketing 24 January 2012 HOW TO TELL YOUR BRAND’S STORY ARTICLE SUMMATION Beth McKenna writes an impressive article on bringing to light the nuance of telling your company’s brand story, which can be referred to as story generation. In the past, companies had only 30 seconds of commercial time to tell their story, using the same format with the big five: characters, setting, plot, conflict, and resolution. With commercials, companies only had a limited time and limited ways to advertise. Today, technology has expanded and changed the face of how to tell the story of a company’s brand. But what the writer discusses is how to “cut the clutter” and effectively “evoke feeling” and create a story which the audience can feel a part of the product. In addition to commercials, a brand story can be discussed in depth and length through the internet, on social media blogs such as Facebook and Twitter, allowing the audience to provide feedback and opinions. As the article progresses,, Beth McKenna elaborates on the need for companies to evolve their planning processes to follow four questions to be evaluated before a company develops its story. First, the planning stage is critical to the formation of the story. Beth McKenna’s main emphasis is how critical it is to...
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...one that you anointed with your heart I tore it apart And girl what a mess I made upon your innocence And no woman in the world deserves this But here I am asking you for one more chance [Harry] Can we fall one more time? Stop the tape and rewind Oh and if you walk away I know I’ll fade ‘Cause there is nobody else [All] It’s gotta be you Only you It’s got to be you Only you [Liam] Now girl I hear it in your voice and how it trembles When you speak to me I don’t resemble who I was You’ve almost had enough And your actions speak louder than your words And you’re about to break from all you’ve heard But don’t be scared, I ain’t going nowhere [Zayn] I’ll be here, by your side No more fears, no more crying But if you walk away I know I’ll fade Cause there is nobody else [All] It’s gotta be you Only you It’s got to be you Only you [Zayn] Oh, girl, Can we try one more, one more time? One more, one more? Can we try one more, one more time? I’ll make it better [All] One more, one more, Can we try one more, one more... [Zayn] Can we try one more time to make it all better? [Harry] 'Cause it's gotta be you It's gotta be you Only you Only you [All] It’s gotta be you Only you It’s got to be you Only you "More Than This" [Liam] I’m broken, do you hear me? I’m blinded, ‘cause you are everything I see, I’m dancin’ alone, I’m praying, That your heart will just turn around, And as I walk up to your door, My head...
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... In the beginning of “Home Burial”, we see Amy coming down the stairs of her home. On her way down the stairwell she “look[s] back over her shoulder in some fear”(Frost 3) and turns away. Her husband sees her asks her what she is looking at, “What is it you see / From up there always—for I want to know” (Frost 6-7). It is clear that the wife is petrified of her husband as she is unable to look at him. She is also uncomfortable in his presence as “her face change[s] from terrified to dull” (Frost 9). The husband is “Mounting until she cowered under him” (Frost 11). In this line, we realize that the husband is controlling in the way that he stands over her. He looks strong and powerful while the wife looks weak and submissive. The wife tells him that even if he looks, he...
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...simply asking me, "Tell me something about yourself." Peter never used any closed questions during the interview. I believe he did that because he wanted to get the most information out of me in the allotted time we had to speak with each other. I think the lack of closed questions was effective since we only had a few minutes to speak and a bunch of closed questions would have given peter little to work with when choosing his partners. As I explained before, Peter only used open-ended questions, and it was effective in getting high quantities of information about me. He used questions like, "Are you a leader or a follower, and explain why." I replied that I was more of a follower because I have great communication skills that allow me to increase group cohesion and optimize group output. Another open question he asked was, “Tell me about your strengths.” I replied by saying that some of my strengths are my social skills, determination, and my reliability. He was pleased with my group of strengths. Peter ended the interview by letting me know he would strongly think about picking me as a partner. I think it effective by letting me know how I did immediately. We were cut off by the timer, but he did what he could while everyone was starting to shuffle around. Overall Peter did a great job figuring out certain qualities that I have that could translate into his group. Mark Interview 2: Mark began the interview in a pretty common manner, he simply told me to tell him something about...
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... | |“DON’T ASK, DON’T TELL AND ITS CONSTITUTIONALITY” | |FINAL DRAFT | | | | | |ASHLEY L. THOMAS | |WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 , 2011 | [pic] |ATTORNEY JOHN WASHINGTON | |BUL 5323 – BUSINESS LAW | Introduction Ever since its declaration in 1993 under President Bill Clinton’s administration, don’t ask, don’t tell (DADT) has been a major dispute amongst the United States citizens; especially those involved in the U.S....
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...The Fortune Telling Truth of Gryphon The history of fortune telling dates back to the early fourteenth century. Tarot cards were commonly used in the practice of fortune telling during these times. This practice of fortune telling through the use of tarot cards is the main topic in story Gryphon. Although the practice of fortune telling with use of tarot cards is not widely used or believed in today, the story Gryphon by Charles Baxter tell a story of a substitute teacher named Ms. Ferenczi and her fortune telling practices. One of the most interesting and controversial topics in this story is the use of her tarot cards to tell the future. Tarot cards have been used for centuries, but no one has ever given proof of if they really work or not. Although Ms. Ferenczi is a very special woman, no person can predict what the future holds for other people is an accurate manner. Tarot cards first entered Europe in the late fourteenth century. At this time, tarot cards were only used for playing...
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...In this scene, the waitress that took their order wondered if Guy had like her (Hemingway 294). Hemingway writes “He adores you, I said. But he doesn’t speak Italian. ‘Ich spreche Deutsch,’ she said, and stroked Guy’s hair . . . ‘Tell her we have to go,’ said Guy . . . My friend is a misogynist, I said, an old German misogynist. ‘Tell him I love him’” (294). Since Guy cannot speak the waitress’s native language, the narrator takes advantage of it. He does this by telling the waitress things that Guy did not tell him to say and making the girl believe that Guy actually likes her. This is what makes the waitress flirt with Guy and it makes him uncomfortable. When Guy wishes to leave the narrator keeps informing the waitress about Guy, by telling her that he is an old German misogynist. He has fun with this for a while, because both Guy and the waitress think that he is telling the truth. This shows how dishonest men are towards their friends and...
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...Richie Burner ENWR-106 How to Tell a True War Story 26 February, 2013 If you don’t know how to analyze writing and don’t understand metaphoric speaking then this is not a story for you. O’Brien constantly goes against every Americans thoughts of a war story; he tells the reader that they’re all fake. O’Brien believes war stories don’t actually have to do with people do with heroic things, because every solider is a hero. The average person who was not in combat would not get a true war story because no one has experienced what soldier’s experience. They have seen things and felt things emotionally that no other person will ever see or feel. A ex soldier out look on life is completely different than your average person because they are use to different life style. So all this boils down to one thing, no one will ever understand soldier’s and O’Brien uses “How to Tell a True War Story” to prove this. Through out the story O’Brien talks to the reader as if they don’t know anything. Although he has to approach the reader like this so he can thoroughly explain his point. Since no one understands a soldier’s life he has to write this way, the misunderstanding of soldiers is proven within the first page of the story when rat explains his friend to his sister in a letter that he sent her. “ Stainless steel balls, Rat tells her. The guy was a little crazy, for sure, but crazy in a good way, a real daredevil, because he liked the challenge of it, he liked testing him self, just...
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