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likes dislikes of monninger and marquez
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Give me Freedom to Interpret, or Give me Death!
Imagine if every piece of literature we read used Edgar Allan Poe’s view that all the elements of the story should work together to create a single unified effect. Everybody would get the same meaning out of each story and interpret it the exact same way. Instead, we<<<G27>>> have the luxury of coming up with multiple meanings of our<<<G28>>> own trying to figure out what it all really means. This was the view of the talented Guy d’ Maupassant. Although I will not discuss anything about his stories, I agree with him and have examples of elements from other great writers in their stories that I was fond of<<<G20>>> . I had a ball with the usage of magical realism in "A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, as well as how Joseph Monninger used specific details and an open ending in his short story "Lunch." To begin, one characteristic used in the short story “A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings” by Gabriel Garcia Marquez that I liked was his use of magical realism, where he combined an everyday world with extraordinary circumstances. For example, at the beginning of the story, Pelayo is on his way back to his house after throwing out crabs believed to be causing his family’s newborn to get sick. It is a dark, gloomy day, and while walking he sees something. At this point, the narrator explains, “It was hard for him to see what it was that ...
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