... in narrative facts but how are the judgment, the propositions worked out in fiction? I have found, in the process of analysis of the three books to be discussed here (Othello, Doll's House and The Lord of the Flies) and with my background information, three conventional ways though which this is achieved: firstly, by describing actions (like a group of boys piercing another one ... as if he were a pig) or by describing objects (includes people, like the painted hunters, and places, like the sober bourgeois house of the Helmer's) which may, by themselves, provoke rejection or at least ne...

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... liked him, the baronet of Victorian Epoch with all his merits and demerits. The girl was simply not in his taste. Besides the 32-years paleontologist was engaged with Ernestine, a doll of Victorian epoch. However, the destiny has disposed so, that wandering along the coast of Lime gulf (in a southwest of England) in searches of fossils, Charles has casually come across ... , staying in authority of anonymous universality. Persevering passion of Sarah starts to sound counterpoint to the Victorian system of values. Ernestine becomes more and more "artificial", reminding Charles Olimpia, a ...

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... figures were on the list of her regular customers, as La Senora says with delight " there is enough corruption for everyone-(124). As Eva Luna noticed, the life in the house of La Senora was like "floating on a cloud-; days and nights changed places, sweets substituted regular meals, smell of perfumes successfully covered the truth about where the money was coming ... lady! I think that almost in every aspect of her life La Senora was a bit superficial, and even her affection for Eva reminded me of the way she treated that Spanish doll that they kept on the bed in the apartment. When th...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate