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The author risks the audience thinking that this type of character isn’t a terrible person, by building empathy towards them, when they still are. The audience might forgive this type of character because of their backstory if it is tragic, and the author
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By revealing their mistakes through their ______________, an author of a memoir risks being judged by the audience for their flaws and mistakes they made.
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Falls in the category of form rather than literary device, because it is used throughout a book to form the plot of the story, and the plot is the form of a story. _________
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Is a common form in Holocaust Literature, because in the Holocaust targeted groups like Jews had to adopt a new culture in order to escape Nazi persecution. Plus the Nazi Party wanted to make specific cultures disappear by killing them, and made the group
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An example of this would be how Auschwitz became “out with” in the book, “The Boy in the Striped Pajamas”. Can reveal inconsistencies and inaccuracies in historical fiction because of course it wasn’t called “out with”, and the author added it in order to
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This is important for the author if their intentions are to relay accurate information to the audience, since it will show the events that legitimately happened. Of course if the book written is historical non-fiction, this is a must, and if the book writ
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Is a common form in Holocaust Literature because groups like the Jews had to get used to their situation of being forced to move to concentration camps, and laboring there. They had to get used to the persecution towards them, so they are going through ne
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This theme can be revealed in literature, in the book “Night”, when the horrors of the concentration camps made Elie believe less in god.
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This theme can be revealed in literature, in the book “The Boy in the Striped Pajamas”, when Bruno doesn’t respect Kotler, but does respect his dad who was the officer, even though they are of a position higher than him.
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The author risks the audience thinking that this type of character isn’t a terrible person, by building empathy towards them, when they still are. The audience might forgive this type of character because of their backstory if it is tragic, and the author
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An author may have to wrestle with the fact their book might not affect and make an impact on the________. Plus the author’s work might be interpreted differently, which sends a different message and makes a different impact. The author might think that t
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By revealing their mistakes through their ______________, an author of a memoir risks being judged by the audience for their flaws and mistakes they made.
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Is a common form in Holocaust Literature, because targeted groups and Jews had to accept the situation they were in, of laboring in concentration camps. They accepted the persecution and the new changes in their life.
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This takes on a different weight in Nonfiction and Fiction. For example, in Fiction, it is used to describe things vividly, while in Nonfiction it will just describe what’s happening, or what the author experienced.
