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the secret life of walter mitty |
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works were set in salinas valley |
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Many works set in euro countries where he visited during and after WWI |
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rebellious attitude was first formed in his childhood |
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style consisted of short sentences, simple words and what he believed to be hoensty |
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master of the modern short story |
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some considered him to be a communist |
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he illustrated his stories with comic line drawings |
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greatest celebrity write with adventures at war, in the jungle and at sea |
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frequently censored and infrequently published |
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much of his work details what it means to be a man in a world of women and war |
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"experimental writing style and controversial subject matter" |
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main character henpecked by wife |
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he lived most of his adult life in exile from his homeland |
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served as editor of the harvard lampoon |
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sex, art and religion as the three fundamental secrets of human experience |
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father of the lost generation |
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"gazing up into the darness...i saw myself as a creature driven and deried by vanity, and my eyes burned with anguish and anger" |
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Wrote Old man and the sea and the sun also rises |
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nice? you think i look nice? what do you mean by 'nice'? |
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Steinbeck- chrysanthemums |
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my stomach kind of fell as i felt how hard the world was going to be to me hereafter |
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"she turned up her collar so he could not see that she was crying weakly, like an old woman" |
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In his story, a boy lives with his aunt and uncle on a street near the christan brothers school |
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THESE TWO WERE KNOWN FOR BITTERNESS BUT ONLY ONE WAS A HUMORIST |
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Two suffered from bad eyesight |
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were originally cartoonists |
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these two were involved in a series of romances with a variety of women |
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as short story, in some ways, is like a ..... |
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every sentence must do two things...except |
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the major difference between the events of a short story and a novel is |
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the characters in a novel are more fully developed |
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fictional story almost entirely based on the author’s life (name is just changed) |
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small story of a person’s life that gets fictionalized |
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attitude put forth through word choice |
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indirect characterization |
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protagonist is developed indirectly in the text |
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protagonist is developed through the their words and actions |
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poorly developed character |
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type of character (nagging wife in Walter Mitty) |
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