... and internal thoughts and conflicts running through Paul's mind. The point of view changes when Paul goes on the train trip. Prior to this point in the story, Cather uses a bright spectrum point of view gathering all facts. The change helps us to see Paul's perspective of what is going on around him. "The flowers, the white linen, the many ... , worked feverishly and deftly at sorting and grouping these images. They made for him a part of the ugliness of the world, of the ache in his head, and the bitter burning of his tongue" (Cather 8 & 9). This was the point in the story where Paul re...

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... • Tortilla Flat - 1935 • In Dubious Battle - 1936 • Sea of Cortez - 1941 • The Moon is Down - 1942 • The Pearl - 1947 • The Wayward Bus - 1947 • Burning Bright - 1950 • East of Eden - 1952 Steinbeck's Style His work in this book seems to depict the economic problems of rural labour in the USA. Steinbeck also creates the story ... ...

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... lines are suggested. Frankenthaler seems do demonstrate repetition as an importance in this piece, as in the spherical white shape. This is possibly the moon, and the bright stain background formulating the devious, ever burning sun that the title presumes. We see it in many forms--slightly obscured, outlined, and in a sort of step pattern down the most central path in the ... ...

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