How to Study the Best Short Stories An Analysis of Edward J Obriens Annual
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) See following pages for similar dramatic accomplishment.
Study the natural way in which Hale and Peters are pushed off the stage (page 263), leaving the women together with the attorney. Purpose of his remaining a moment ?
Observe the care with which every important detail of the plot is motivated.
Study the scene wherein the women, with an eye for little things, arrive at the truth. Is their solution stated, or is it suggested?
What do you deduce from the stove with the broken lining? From t...he crazy stitches in the sewing? From the bird-cage of the broken hinge?
What double meaning lies in the concluding sentence, " We call it knot it, Mr. Henderson " ?
SETTING. Has the actual setting an influence on the characters with respect to the story action? How is the setting given in the finished narrative? How is it con- nected with the theme?
CHARACTERS. Make a list of the characters and state the reason for the existence of each with regard to the action, to the verisimilitude, and to the need for con- trast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) See following pages for similar dramatic accomplishment.
Study the natural way in which Hale and Peters are pushed off the stage (page 263), leaving the women together with the attorney. Purpose of his remaining a moment ?
Observe the care with which every important detail of the plot is motivated.
Study the scene wherein the women, with an eye for little things, arrive at the truth. Is their solution stated, or is it suggested?
What do you deduce from the stove with the broken lining? From t...he crazy stitches in the sewing? From the bird-cage of the broken hinge?
What double meaning lies in the concluding sentence, " We call it knot it, Mr. Henderson " ?
SETTING. Has the actual setting an influence on the characters with respect to the story action? How is the setting given in the finished narrative? How is it con- nected with the theme?
CHARACTERS. Make a list of the characters and state the reason for the existence of each with regard to the action, to the verisimilitude, and to the need for con- trast.
What to read after How to Study the Best Short Stories An Analysis of Edward J Obriens Annual?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Colton Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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