... 's letter about the critical situation of Lydia reaches someone else instead of Elizabeth . Thus, she uses the device of letters as something which contributes significantly in the development of the plot. In fact, the novelist uses the letters instead of dialogues with a specific objective; dialogues sometimes become too direct and predictable, which makes the ... plot dull. The disposition of a letter, in context of developing the plot or taking it to the next level, seems to be the best device where the thoughts of the particular character are exposed through simple and formal words. ...

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Although accepted now more than in past generations, same sex relationships are not yet fully accepted as being equal to heterosexual relationships. Abdellatif Kechiche, the director of Blue is the Warmest Color, uses film techniques that work together to create the most realistic scenes possible in order to prove to the world that love is love, and not gay love or straight love. Just love. Blue is the Warmest Color follows a high school student named Adel as she falls in love with a slightly older female artist and together they experience every high and low emotion that love thrusts upon the...

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... , she had fallen and suffered a broken hip. Emma died on June 21, 1927 at the age of 76, just ten days after Lizzie. Both were buried in the Borden family plot, in Fall River's Oak Grove Cemetery. Andrew Borden lies between Sarah and Abbey, his wives, while Lizzie and Emma are at his feet. A grant made to the city of Fall ... ...

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... is to find suitable husbands. Even Emma who originally states that she does not need a man in the end has found true love. "Clueless" has that exact parallel in it's plot when Cher mentions that she would not date a high school boy and yet she still ends up happy and in love with Josh. One reason for the novel Emma to ... to be happy one needs to be in a relationship. Emma herself although originally not looking for a husband is trying to play match maker for everyone else so it remains a main plot focus. Another way in which women are not portrayed as having any independence is that al...

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... the novel, and for the relationships between Jane and Bingley, and Elizabeth and Darcy to develop even further. The next social gathering that proves to be important to the novel's plot is the dinner party that is held by the Phillips. It is at this party that Wickham is introduced. Everyone in town thought very highly of Wickham and wanted to ... ...

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