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    Vernissage Vernissage is a short story written by the author Claire Anderson-Wheeler. The short story is about a young boy called Alex. Alex’s parents have some serious problems in their relationship and Alex witnesses this when he is hiding under his parents’ bed. Alex is hiding under the bed while his parents are having a conversation. The mother is undoubtedly lacking attention from the father who only talks about the vernissage that they are going to that evening. Alex is the main character

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    Claire Andersen-Wheeler's - Vernissage When a child is growing up, the parent's relationship influences the child a lot. But happy married couples, don't always stay happy. In Claire Anderson-Wheeler's short story “Vernissage”, a child lives his life, oblivious to the change in his parent's relationship, until he 'happens' to overhear a private conversation. The story, vernissage is about a family which contains a mother, a father and a son. The son - called Alex is the main character, and we're

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    Engelsk A Studentereksamen Opgave A 1. Actors usually hate themself when they make mistakes in front of a live audience. - Actors usually hate themselves when they make mistakes in front of a live audience. Fejl I det reflektive pronomen – Mangler fleretals form grundet i at actors er i fleretal derved skal det reflektive pronomien også bøjes i fleretal. 2. The old World War II veteran was moved to tears when he shaked the presidents hand. - The old World War II veteran was moved to

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    Vernissage essay This short story is called “Vernissage.” And the author is Claire Anderson-Wheeler. This story is about a young lad named Alex. The readers follows the story from Alex’s point of view. Since this story starts in the middle of an action, and we get nothing beforehand, means that there isn’t any introduction to where we are, such as country or city, or who we are dealing with, except for Alex and his mother. In the text, it says that Alex hides under his parents’ bed, because

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    Vernissage Many parents are often too protective towards their children. That is showed clearly in the text ''Vernissage''. The short story is written by Claire Anderson–Wheeler in 2008. The story is about the main character Alex who is going through his rite of passage. In the story there are different symbols that show that Alex is developing personally. The big question in this story is how the relationship between Alex does and his parents influence his development? Alex is a boy there was

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    We all have been through it. The change, the very special change, where you get a revelation, and suddenly realize that things are not quite as you expected them to be. The story “Vernissage” is written by Claire Anderson-Wheeler, and is about the main character, Alex, whose parents have a slightly dysfunctional relationship. The story begins in media res, which means there is no introduction. The first scene is when the mother, Frances, is driving Alex, her child, home from school. At home,

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    ESSAY – VERNISSAGE In the short story “Vernissage”, written by Claire Anderson-Wheeler, we meet a young boy named Alex. Alex is facing the dilemma whether he wants to stay in childhood or move on and enter adult¬hood. Alex’s parents, John and Frances, are having trouble figuring out their marriage. These troubles affect their son, and make him decide, that he wants to grow up and become an adult. The coming of age is the dominating theme through the story. Alex is a young boy, which exact

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    Vernissage The short story Vernissage is written by Claire Anderson-Wheeler and is narrated by the main character, Alex, who is a child. The child allows the reader to follow his point of view. Vernissage starts in media res; we do not get an introduction of the characters, but it starts in the middle of a scene. The short story starts with the mother, Frances, who is driving her child Alex home from school. Alex asks the mother about the new dress, which she has bought for the opening of an art

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    “Vernissage” by Claire Anderson-Wheeler “Vernissage” is a short story written by Claire Anderson-Wheeler. The short story describes a young boy called Alex, who is uncertain on whether it might be time for him to grow up or not. As he overhears a conversation between his parents he finally makes up his mind. The main character is called Alex. He is a young boy, whose age isn’t mentioned in the short story. Though, it seems like he is a boy at the age between ten and twelve as his mother makes

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    The Vernissage

    The Vernissage This short story was written in 2008, so it is a quite new one. It is about Alex and his family. At the beginning of this short story, Alex’ mother is picking him up from school; they are talking about everyday experiences about his school and her new bought dress. The mother has bought a new dress for the Vernissage she is going to attend to with her husband the following evening. Therefore Alex is going to stay home and doing his homework with company of his babysitter Anne-Marie

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