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Tag Archives: Character
LITERATURE: Character
Right now I’m watching the PBS series on Charles Dickens, immediately following his Bleak House presentation. It is somewhat confirming a thought forming in my mind all day today about character, as depicted in literature classic and contemporary. I’m finding … Continue reading Continue reading
LITERATURE: 100 Years – Character Analysis
Maybe this almost daily posting on 100 Years of Solitude isn’t such a good idea. I seem to draw conclusions from a reading, or am struck by something, then further on I’m finding that Marquez indeed does tell me clearly … Continue reading Continue reading
LITERATURE: 100 Years – Character
Just when I thought I had it knocked, Marquez in his helpful way has just told me I am wrong. These characters do have thoughts and emotions whereas I found them delightful, intriguing, but rather cold. Through the dimming vision … Continue reading Continue reading
LITERATURE: 100 Years – Character
Jose Arcadio Buendia is a man of vision, a man of hope, and a man of science. He has the inquisitive mind that will ask the questions and look for answers. What man would look at the invention of the … Continue reading Continue reading
LITERATURE: Suttree/Character Via Dialogue
And here I thought Dorothy Parker was good; here’s McCarthy’s Suttree when they finally find their way back to camp: "He lay down in his blankets. It was growing dark, long late midsummer twilight in the woods. He wanted to … Continue reading Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Character Build
There’s much going through my head this morning about characters within a story and I’ll be posting more on it later, but I wanted to get the base down now–before I go write up sales slips and plant geraniums. We … Continue reading Continue reading
LITERATURE: Character
Dorothy Parker’s characters are real to me, perhaps because of the era, perhaps because, though this was not as my family lived, it was something I had watched in nightly movies on Channel 5’s The Early show. McCarthy’s characters are … Continue reading Continue reading
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Literature: Character Development
Just finished rereading Tillie Olsen’s “I Stand Here Ironing” (Charters, The Story and Its Writer, p. 1165). The last time I read this was over a year ago and I was struck again in this reading with the poignant portrayal … Continue reading Continue reading