Audience response

yet another time makes the audience reminisce about Hassan and then feel slightly grateful that his child seems to be like him, so he can live on. Sohrab is generally a character without a lot of details, and the purpose for this could be to make him seem more mysterious. Amir isn’t supposed to understand Sohrab and neither is the audience, because it’s hard to know why someone acts a certain way when you don’t know exactly what they’ve been through. Although the audience knows that both Sohrab’s parents

Despite the tragic endings of the stories however, it is the Oriental aspects of the plays that the audience enjoys so much, as these bring sensuality and eroticism into the play, sadly at the expense of the female

more effective for a larger audience. In Marathi folk tradition the Sutradhar introduces the play and greets the audience and then goes off the stage. But Ghashiram Kotwal, being a combination of classical, folk, and modern form, the sutradhar stays on the play from beginning to the end. Tendulkar’s brilliant fusion of Bharata’s Lokdharmi and Natyadharmi makes this play one of a kind. It is one such play where the Sutradhar can comment or even directly talk to the audience, or stand by silently as

fast is “symbolic of his isolation from the community of men.” The cage where the artist spends most of his fasting days is none other but a symbolic representation of gap between the artist and the rest of the world represented in the story by the audience. The theme of isolation is clearly manifested throughout the short story during the artist’s fasting days were he sits in a meditative state, “withdrawing deep into himself, paying no attention to anyone or anything.” On the same theme of isolation

Thomas, the head coach for the Apilington-Parkersburg football team in Iowa. Ed Thomas was shot and killed while training his athletes by Mark Becker. Lee Jenkins begins by using very detail accounts to bring out the pathos of the town, bringing the audience to feel emotionally connected to the town of Parkersburg. In the beginning of this article Jenkins explains the importance of the field to Ed Thomas. Every morning Ed walked the field, looking for any imperfection to correct. Dave Meyer, the Apilington-Parkersburg

goal is to inform the audience that there are many other factors that contribute to one’s success than “grit” alone. He wants to show the audience that there are many circumstances in which children do not have the chance to develop grit, but explaining that it doesn’t mean those children will not be successful people. Denby is questioning the idea that grit equals success. He looks to develop the real definition of grit, and attempts to relay this information to the audience. Denby’s goal to inform

business communication. Discussion Cliché. A cliché refers to a phrase or illustration that, through extreme overuse, has lost its power. The general reaction to a cliché is a visible or internal “eye roll.” The use of clichés tends to signal the audience that you were too lazy to come up with something original. This may result in a loss of your audience’s attention and your credibility (McLean, 2010). For example, when I was in high school, my friend and I wrote a series of plays that we would perform

level-writing. To begin with, in college writing, understanding the impact that words can make is crucial, knowing the definition of the words one is using will not only make one's writing more efficient but ideas are clearer to the writer as well as the audience, that’s why a wide vocabulary is important. Using wrong words can make or break a paper, even if one might think they are the same. For example, having been a personal translator many times, it's important to be able to know and understand the meaning

idea about the connection between geniuses and success is incorrect, that they are not automatically going to be successful because there are other factors that either help or prevent geniuses from being successful. In my opinion, Gladwell's target audience is all genders from the age group of teens up till young adults. This book and these chapters specifically are great for those who just about embrace the world. The book can give them guidance and encouragement about being successful and how you

Tracker. Dialogue includes “Sorry? You want to feel sorry for someone, feel sorry for the pack-horse. Now there’s an innocent victim”. This shows that he was using The Tracker to find the fugitive and which he does not consider his inner emotions. The audience is drawn to the Fanatic’s experiences because his perspective is interesting and is different compared to the others. We feel a part of the story because we want to stop the Fanatic from doing any more harm. The Tracker