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The author wanted to make this fantastic lanyard for his mom to try and repay her for all the things she’s done for him. There’s a sense of wanting approval and almost begging for this Lanyard to be good after how he described what his mother has done.

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The reading I believe that would be best to read for the class would be "Annabelle Lee" by Edgar Allen Poe. In the Rose for Emily post I stated how they are both very similar in plot. If the class reads these consecutively it could be utilized for assignment purposes.

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IX.

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This is a trailer preview for "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?" (Smooth Talk). Had to make it for a project, I didn't choose the weird movie. By Joe D.

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VIII. Hemmingway's "Hills like white elephants" 

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VIII. Hemmingway's "Hills like white elephants" 

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"All right. I was trying. I said the mountains looked like white elephants. Wasn't that bright?"

The quote depicts how Jig was constantly looking for approval from the man throughout the story.

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VII. Oates's "Where are you going? How have you been? 

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VII. Oates's "Where are you going? How have you been? 

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In this short story Connie who is a rebellious teenager, who is always wanting to go against her parents makes the mistake of talking to the man who pulls up to her house.
Wanting to prove her maturity by talking to a stranger becomes her downfall, when the man kid naps her.

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VI. Perkins-Gilaman's "The Yellow Wallpaper" 

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VI. Perkins-Gilaman's "The Yellow Wallpaper" 

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The room that she was trapped in and left to go insane contained yellow wall paper. Even though it was just a plain room, the bars on the picture depict the room being like a prison to her.

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The plot and context of this short story, reminds me of the twisted poem "Annabel Lee" by Edgar Allen Poe.

Where a man who lost his wife digs up her grave every night and sleeps with her.

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The sinking of the car represents Lyman's emotions of his brothers situation. After unsuccessful attempts to bond over the car again, he is letting it sink, as his brother did.

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This story represents the bond that two brothers have. As well as the endless love and support the narrator has for his brother, Sonny.

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"free, free, free!"

This quote nails the theme of the story on the head. Mrs. Mallard resented her husband and how he treated her, so after she found out he was "dead" she could finally be free from his restraints.

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In the story, there is a representation of opposites. Alan is in love with a woman who doesnt love him. And, a man who is in a rush for time, while the other man who is near the end of his own life.