The Elements of Situation Comedy
The Elements of Situation Comedy
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Charlie Chaplin has frequently been seen as a little fellow domi- nated and abused by a great hulk of a man. He has borne the domination and permitted the abuse until he has reached the breaking point, and then suddenly collected all his latent courage and fought like a lion, defeating all opponents and overcoming all obstacles, yet up to that breaking point he has been consistently the downtrodden worm. Such revulsion and in other cases regeneration may come at a crisis and toward the end of t...he story, but up to such a point the characterization as established at the opening of the story should be consistent.
Is. If you will stop and think for a moment, you will realize that you judge your friends and acquaintances by a predominating characteristic in each case. You speak of a man as being exceedingly stingv and you laugh at him for this reason. You ridicule him to his face or behind his back because he is a stingy man. He may be a fine citizen, he may be saving, a good father and husband, and really a mightv fine fellow, but the outstanding inclination toward stinginess demands first attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Charlie Chaplin has frequently been seen as a little fellow domi- nated and abused by a great hulk of a man. He has borne the domination and permitted the abuse until he has reached the breaking point, and then suddenly collected all his latent courage and fought like a lion, defeating all opponents and overcoming all obstacles, yet up to that breaking point he has been consistently the downtrodden worm. Such revulsion and in other cases regeneration may come at a crisis and toward the end of t...he story, but up to such a point the characterization as established at the opening of the story should be consistent.
Is. If you will stop and think for a moment, you will realize that you judge your friends and acquaintances by a predominating characteristic in each case. You speak of a man as being exceedingly stingv and you laugh at him for this reason. You ridicule him to his face or behind his back because he is a stingy man. He may be a fine citizen, he may be saving, a good father and husband, and really a mightv fine fellow, but the outstanding inclination toward stinginess demands first attention.
What to read after The Elements of Situation Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Al E Christie to read onlineMoreLess
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