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"My Inner Shrimp" & "Dying to Be Bigger" analysis and comparison

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February 16, 2014

 

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98) He uses such strong descriptions to accurately depict the severity of his conditions. Trudeau essay provided an almost humorous vibe. In the 1970’s he was the creator of the comic strip, Doonesbury. “My Inner Shrimp” effectively portrayed the difficulty that the author’s height had caused...
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Trudeau’s seemingly humorous descriptions showed an element of condolences. He states that after reading various books about great historical figures that were also a bit short in stature he used suggested methods that he “…incorporated into my daily routine (get up, brush, teeth, hang from doorframe… the book assured me, my rested spine rendered me perceptibly taller” (Trudeau 95)...
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