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Post 1: Identify a character from both a fiction (Chopin or Glaspell) and a nonfiction piece (Sedaris or Bornstein) that we have read this week. First, show how the character is limited in his or her role in society (excluded from the American Dream), an then explain specifically how that character pushes against boundaries imposed by society.
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Running head: CHARACTER ANALYSIS
CHARACTER ANALYSIS
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CHARACTER ANALYSIS
Character Analysis
In any text, authors communicate to pass messages through their characters. Therefore
the essential elements that readers need to explore are the section of characters and their roles in
a given text. Fiction and non-fiction works differ in terms of their features. Fiction does not
involve the presentation of real characters, but non-fiction contains real-life stories. In the novel,
characters are imaginary. In the fiction analysis, this essay seeks to explore the role of Mrs.
Mallard in the Story of an Hour by Kate Chopin. For non-fiction text, this paper examines the
role of David Sedaris in his book, "A modest proposal." However, the entire paper seeks to
evaluate the limitations of Mrs. Mallard's and David Sedaris's role in their respective texts.
In Chopin's text, Story of ...
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