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Carnal Knowledge

1. In T.Coraghessan Boyle's "Carnal Knowledge," he uses first person narrator to tell the story of the main character, Jim. Boyle expresses Jim’s thought the way Jim thinks. Readers feel as if they are listening not only to what Jim thinks, but to how he thinks as well. This straightforward style avoids any complication, and also reveals the narrator’s character. Through Jim’s narrations, readers can see that he is weak will, gullible and romance is all that Jim is thinking about. Jim gives up all of his previous endeavors and fakes enthusiasm of animal rights to be with Alena. When Jim was accidentally pissed on by Alena’s dog, Alf, he was initially angry as “a sudden rage seized me” (p.252). However, once Alena appeared, his previous anger was gone. He was completely drawn by her beauty and “she blew [him] away” (p.253). His mind is clouded by Alena’s beauty and he lost his determination to confront the dog’s owner as readers can see from paragraph 12, which he describes himself being “weightless, adrift, like a piece of fluff floating on the breeze” (p.253). This event shows his weak will when facing an attractive woman.

On the other hand, Jim’s gullible character is revealed when he gave up all of

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Approximate Word count = 1313
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)

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