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“Impulse”

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Literature

 

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Catherine A

 

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March 15, 2019

 

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University

 

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A

 

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It the beginning of the story, Michael is self-confident and focused on himself. However, in the end, he finds himself alone in a jail. The man’s problem is that he always escapes from the reality trying to avoid his problems instead of solving them. Aiken uses the other characters such as Michael’s wife and the so-called “friends” to show his traits to the full and to intensify his negative sides...
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The writer’s aim is to show that a life is like a boomerang. It has played a bad joke with Michael. His disrespect to the “friends” and negligence to his family have led to the corresponding feedback. What Does the Opening Paragraph Show about Michael’s Character? Why Is the Description Significant? What Do His Thoughts Reveal? The beginning of the story is essential for the understanding of Michael’s further actions...
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