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Margaret Atwood Happy Endings

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English

 

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July 8, 2013

 

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She purely tells it like it is; simply fact-based and stoic without any sort of feeling whatsoever. One thing leads to another, and that is that. Overall, the language that Atwood uses in Happy Endings is very blunt and forward, and this is proven by the sentence structure and word choice throughout the passage...
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“They buy a charming house. Real Estate values go up. Eventually, when they can afford live-in help, they have two children, to whom they are devoted” (Atwood 90). As one can plainly see, these sentences seem a bit strange to be in a story, for they are simply listing off events that occurred in John and Mary’s life while failing to further elaborate on them...
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