Quiz one Flashcards

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Young Goodman Brown

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Nathaniel Hawthrone

  • Religious man goes to forest
  • Fights inner demons
  • Comes back different prospective on people and religion
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The Fall of the House of Usher

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Poe

  • Gothic
  • Rodrick Usher
  • Sister dies
  • House falls with the death of the Ushers
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Bartleby the Scrivener

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Melville

  • Weird man Bartleby
  • Character: Gingernut, Turkey (Morning), Nippers (Afternoon)
  • “I prefer not to”
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The Yellow Wall-Paper

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Gilman

  • Woman with mental issuse (PPD)
  • Husband a doctor (Weir Mitchell rest method)
  • Woman in the wall
  • She goes insane, John collapses
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The Open Boat

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Crane

  • Characters: The cook, The oiler(billie), The correspondent, The captain
  • Billie Dies
  • “If I come all this way to die..”
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Hills Like White Elephants

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Hemingway

  • Abortion
  • In Spain, American Man and “the girl”
  • Light and shadow
  • Light = her wanting the kid, he doesn’t like that
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The Dead

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Joyce

  • Gabriel: High-class; awkward around lower class
  • Jeleous of wife’s love for her dead ex
  • Feels lust and hate for her
  • Snow
  • Deadening routines
  • Feels sad he will never have the passion that his wife’s ex-lover felt
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The Swimmer

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Cheever

  • Egotistical man; Neddy
  • Descent of his life
  • Time makes no sense
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Good Country People

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O’Connor

  • Hulga and Manley Pointer
  • Hulga full of herself
  • Manley “good country folk”
  • Destroy of stereotype and bible
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A Good Man is Hard to Find

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O’Connor

  • Seriel Killer
  • Innocent Grandmother
  • Whole family dies
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Sonny’s Blues

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Baldwin

  • Brother heroine addict
  • Struggle of letting go of your roots
  • Jazz/blues music
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Going to Meet the Man

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Baldwin

  • Fetish cop
  • Learned racism
  • Lynching
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Boys and Girls

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Munro

  • Brother Larid
  • Two horses; Flora (released) and Mac (old and shot)
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The Lottery

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Jackson

  • Traditions die hard
  • Husband rats out wife
  • Stone her to death (biblical)
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Harrison Bergeron

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Vonnegut

  • Everyone equal
  • Handicap general ensure equality (even though he himself is above everyone)
  • Son tries to rebel and his shot and killed (religious symbolism)
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16
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The Thin in the Forest

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Byatt

  • About how people deal with Trauma
  • Characters: Penny (analytical embraced grief) and Primrose ( Story teller mother butterflied)
  • Primrose tells the story
  • Penny wants to see the thing and learn from it
17
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Recitatif

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Morrison

  • Two girls abandoned by mothers
  • Roberta (rich and well off; standoffish)
  • Twyla ( Poor, family, protested against Roberta w/segregated schools)
  • Both confused about what happened to Maggie (Roberta accused Twyla of incident)
18
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How to Tell a True War Story

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O’Brien

  • No one will truly understand a war story
  • Lemon’s death
  • Water buffalo
19
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Black Box

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Egan

  • Human argumentation
  • Fake patriotism
20
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Puppy

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Saunders

  • Not understanding different perspectives
  • Marie (well off mom) and Callie (poorer; troublesome son, ties him to a tree)
  • Marie fails to understand Callie’s perspective