Character Analysis: I Capture The Castle

The True Meaning of Life Many people struggle to find out what the purpose of life is. The poem "The True Meaning of Life" published July 8th, 2017 by Patricia A. Fleming possess a message about life. Patricia grew up in Trenton, New Jersey and was the middle child of three. While growing up, Patricia loved to write especially poems. Her love for writing continued throughout school, but later stopped to focus on her schooling to become a psychiatric social worker. Patricia worked as a psychiatric social worker for 36 years and was married to her job.

The topic which is going to deal under this novel is about “The Complexities of Relationship in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s in Oleander Girl”. Divakaruni has given more importance to the family relationship in this novel and especially to the very notion of spouse relationship. There are so many couples in this novel like, Sarojini and Bimal Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Boses, Mitra and Seema and Rajat and Korobi. They all function from different perspective with their partnership that explains about both productive and disparaging situations of

The fictional world is full of chaos, as people tend to prefer unstable theories to countless philosophies. Specifically, there is a literary shift from linearity and order to randomness and fragmentation. Consequently, Postmodernist writers understand that their works are subject to interpretation; however, they believe that the flexibility of understanding in texts is the basis for the development of innovative ideas in society. Moreover, Kurt Dinan writes in a nonlinear, flexible fashion by writing with a component of Mystery. Subsequently, the reader can make different predictions on what will occur throughout Don’t Get Caught, and the ability to predict and analyze uniquely is one of the principal ideals of Postmodernist literature.

Behavior like this can be found throughout many places of her work, especially during the Welch saga. More specifically, When the family lived in an apartment in Welch that was well below average trying to fix up the place. “We kids tried patching the roof on our own with tar paper, tinfoil, wood and Elmers glue”. Each of the wall siblings worked together and had each others back getting accustomed to the new living situation that was subsequently forced upon them by their parents. The very fact that Walls work is a memoir adds to the immersive feeling you get when you read through each and every page.

In “ From the Grasmere Journals” by Dorothy Wordsworth, she writes journal depicting her daily life, while doing her daily activities along her brother William in the 1800s. Throughout the journal, she uses several abbreviations such as “WM” and “NB”. The purpose for these is to signify that she is talking to herself and is intended for her to understand it. From the given passages, she divides the journal through several passages from different dates where she wrote each passage starting from April 12 until April 21. As a result, the reader manages to envision the different aspects of Dorothy’s life each day based on the details.

Literature is composed with many thoughts and ideas, the limitations are miniscule. For example, Sylvia Plath formulated her experiences and time period into a plot to compose her novel. As the book progresses, the protagonist provides insight on her journey and struggle to find happiness. In The Bell Jar, Sylvia Plath utilizes an autobiographical protagonist to express purity versus impurity, as well as mind versus body in a world of double standards.

When I write, I either get stuck or write paragraphs. I like to write about everything that I ponder about, have ideas for, or read. I like to write mostly realistic fiction or nonfiction. I like to write facts or things that might actually happen. I don’t like writing untrue or fiction information(Except if it has something to do with either utopian and dystopian fiction) .

When Miss Caroline didn’t seem to understand, Scout explained that Walter and his family suffer from poverty, and would not be able to pay her back with money. Scout then further narrates that one time Atticus served as the Cunningham’s lawyer and having no money to repay Atticus, the Cunninghams pay Atticus in the form of stovewood, hickory nuts, smilax, holly, and turnips. After the incident, Jem invites Walter over for lunch, hesitantly Walter joined them. While eating their meal, Walter pours molasses or syrup “On his vegetables and meat with a generous hand.” Scout instantly made a remark, embarrassing Walter in the process.

(Hook) On July 6, 1942, the Frank family was forced to go into hiding in a secret annex after their oldest daughter, Margot, receives a letter to work at a concentration camp. (Bridge) Their youngest daughter, Anne, is an aspiring writer who has recently received a journal for her birthday on June 29, 1942, not even a month prior to her disappearance from society. (FS1) Anne Frank and her family were Jewish, living in a time period where it was illegal to be of that ethnicity and religion. (FS2) Anne decides to use her journal to document all of the events of the Annex, and what it was like to be an undercover Jew in such a dark period in history.

People have experiences on a day-to-day basis, some small, some large, but they all shape who they are, and in turn affect their values for the good or for the bad. They are best shown through literature, since it allows for realistic life experiences to be created in fictitious worlds. Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Judith Ortiz Cofer’s “Abuela Invent the Zero” both demonstrate the protagonist developing more appropriate values from important life experiences. In each of these classic stories, the main characters, Tom and Constancia, both have life experiences that shape them to cherish new things and value ideas that cause them to become more suitable, and rational people.

The setting of the story takes place all over the country as Rex Walls, jeannette’s father drags their family from location to location to avoid the law. Most of her life Jeanette is

They then have to rely on carb- loaded snacks that they can get for free at the local food pantry. While her husband Jim works long hours, often late into the night spreading pesticides on commercial crop farms, there is never enough money to go around. This has caused them to turn to other means of support. Namely the

Again Calls the Owl is a memoir written by Margaret Craven, about her life as a struggling author. Again calls the Owl takes place in the 1920’s, when Margaret Craven graduates from Stanford University. In the book, Margaret Craven also tells about different jobs she had when first starting out. Margaret Craven wanting to become a writer despite being blind works hard and perseveres through difficult times and wrote of an important time in her life while teaching a lesson to all of her readers.

Few days after her birthday started the World War II. She and her family, along with four others, spent over two years of hiding in an annex of rooms above her father´s office in Amsterdam. Anne always wrote on her diary all the things that happen during they were there. She makes the best of a bad situations, such as passing cheerful

I want them to know about. So please keep the secret. I am almost finished with it. I like writing about serious topics like suicide and drug abuse, but I really want to write fantasy. If I can’t write about the real world how will I ever be able to make my own fantasy world?