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Guest of the Nation by Frank O' Connor

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English

 

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May 20, 2014

 

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University

 

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As the situation unfolds, we soon learn about the setting and all of the characters through the narration of Bonaparte, the main protagonist. It is from his perspective and thoughts that helps us understand what is happening before us. With the progression of the plot, we encounter complications that drives the plot through a series of rising action...
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"'The enemy have prisoners belonging to us...If they shoot our prisoners, we'll shoot theirs'" (O' Connor 29). This introduction of complications helps keep the readers awake and alert to the cues the author places for them in order to help them progress along the plot smoothly. This also helps to stir up interest within the reader to keep them involved with the story...
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