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Through the Gateway (Paperback)
Mary Easty, Betty Bayliss, Rene Dakin, Chris Fairclough, June Clayton, …
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R168
Discovery Miles 1 680
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This is the twenty-fourth book by Eccles Library Writers. In it you
will find a variety of prose and poetry, from the humorous to the
thought-provoking; from memories recalled, to imaginative fiction.
We hope you enjoy this, our latest collection.
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Sin No More (Paperback)
Michael E. Brannon, George Crossley
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R529
Discovery Miles 5 290
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Chapter I is a character narration giving an introduction to the
story, I began the story with these characters to introduce the
readers to the primary character, (Simon Tupple) and used character
narration to begin the story. I used the same characters in the
last chapter, (chapter 30) to give continuance to the story by
giving; an interactional confrontation between these seemingly
unrelated characters and the primary character. By intertwining the
narratives characters with the primary story character_ I attempted
to not only give the story a continuance for a future book, but
also add to the suspense by suddenly integrating these characters.
Chapters 2 thru 29 are devoted to the actual story as pertaining to
the primary character and the central characters. As early as the
second chapter I laid a foundation for the understanding to the
reader as to why Simon Topple thinks and behaves in the manner in
which he does. I used early childhood trauma and negative adult's
beliefs to negatively affect Simon's capacity for understanding. I
choose to use a religious controversy to show that human concepts
are quite subject to error. conceivably believable events that can
and has occurred to entertain the reader. I used college students,
High School students, and regular townspeople for central
background and secondary characters. As Simon brutally murders
people he believes to be enemies of God and society there is a
profound meaning to his actions and not just random acts of
violence. Although Simon could be viewed as a fanatical
Psychopathic murderer, I tried to lead the reader into sympathizing
with him. I made humor and wit a major part of his personality. I
also exposed his vulnerability in his loneliness, and his desire to
love and be loved. By the setting being in the small town of Perry,
I attempted to seclude the characters and the events so as to keep
the focus on the characters and their setting. Even as Simon
eliminates his adversaries I develop 'real life' crisis for the
central characters in an attempt to authenticate the story and lend
credibility to to it. I use Simon's brand of dark humor to tone
down the gory, graphic murders being committed, and also attempt to
use 'poetic justice' to make Simon likeable instead of hated. on in
any future potential furtherance of the story.
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