... making a comparison of the size of the brain and the amount of computations it is able to do. By writing "How it folds itself like a map to fit in a pocket, how it unfold a fraying map from the pocket of the day" (Line 23-25), she not only expresses the seemingly unlimited capabilities of the human mind is but also hints ... ...

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... effective examples of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the nighttime's unconformity to the general novel genre and conventions. An example of one of the diagrams he draws is a map of the London underground railway station. This really reveals his academic side and also because of his handicap he finds it really difficult to describe his surroundings and emotions, so ... ...

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