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Well if you have I need help. I have to come up with something for this question.

"Discuss the role of death in the novel. Based on the examples in the novel, how does Bradbury view death?"

Whoever helps I'll give you 20 karma
Poseidon
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I know there's sparknotes, but it's better to ask someone who has read it.
kylef
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If you read the novel this should be an easy question..?
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kylef wrote:

If you read the novel this should be an easy question..?
I haven't read it yet.
GuliblGuy
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I read it in high school . . . like 11 years ago.  I don't remember who dies or why
CommieChipmunk
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It's Saturday night.  Read it tonight, answer tomorrow
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CommieChipmunk wrote:

It's Saturday night.  Read it tonight, answer tomorrow
Unfortunately, it's due tonight by 10:00 and right now its 7:55.

Anyone want to edit this to make it look different?

"The role of death in novel is to show that when one person dies, many things die with that person. Colonel Freeleigh tells the children of all the wonderful adventures he went on and what he saw. When he dies, Douglas realizes that everything he knew died with him. Douglas says, “Yesterday Ching Ling Soo died. Yesterday the Civil War ended right here in this town forever. Yesterday Mr. Lincoln died right here and so did General Lee and General Grant and a hundred thousands others facing north and south. And yesterday afternoon at Colonel Freeleigh's house, a herd of buffalo-bison as big as all Green Town, Illinois, went off the cliff into nothing at all”(pg 136). He is explaining to Tom, that even though those people weren't actually affected my Colonel Freeleigh's death, they died within his mind. All the untold stories of Colonel Freeleigh's will be forever locked inside never escaping. I believe that Bradbury views death as a symbol of beginning. In the chapter about Helen Loomis they talk about reincarnation. So, this shows me that he believes to be reborn you must die."
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Alright, would you guys think this was the same as the one posted above?

Death in “Dandelion Wine” symbolizes that when somebody dies, things die along with that person, such as emotions, memories, and recollections. Colonel Freeleigh talks to the children about his adventure and everything he saw, the kid are interested in his stories. When Colonel Freeleight dies, Douglas feels as if everything he knew about him died. Even though he still has the memories with him they aren’t the same when Colonel Freeleigh dies. Douglas says, “Yesterday Ching Ling Soo died. Yesterday the Civil War ended right here in this town forever. Yesterday Mr. Lincoln died right here and so did General Lee and General Grant and a hundred thousands others facing north and south.”(Page 136) Douglas realizes that a lot of people died in a very short amount of time and he doesn’t believe it. It’s like everything was there and the next minute it was gone. “It’s awful Tom, It’s awful! What we going to do without all those soldiers and Generals Lee and Grant and Honest Abe; what we going to do without Cing Ling Soo? I never dreamed so many people could die so fast, Tom. But they did. They sure did!” (Page 136) Douglas is shocked that everyone has died and they aren’t coming back. Bradbury views death as a symbol of a new beginning. In the chapter about Helen Loomis they talk about reincarnation. This shows that he thinks when someone dies; they will come back to life in another body.
spasticus5
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wait do you have to use turnitin.com or other such anti-plagiarizing sites?


and yes it looks decent but still can kind of tell, especially if your teacher checks those sites and reads your papers carefully. If not you should be good

Last edited by spasticus5 (2008-03-15 19:04:19)

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spasticus5 wrote:

wait do you have to use turnitin.com or other such anti-plagiarizing sites?


and yes it looks decent but still can kind of tell, especially if your teacher checks those sites and reads your papers carefully. If not you should be good
No, she just prints it out and goes over it. I just edited someone else's because we post online and we can see other peoples. I think it would be hard to tell unless she really is trying hard to tell.
spasticus5
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ThaReaper wrote:

spasticus5 wrote:

wait do you have to use turnitin.com or other such anti-plagiarizing sites?


and yes it looks decent but still can kind of tell, especially if your teacher checks those sites and reads your papers carefully. If not you should be good
No, she just prints it out and goes over it. I just edited someone else's because we post online and we can see other peoples. I think it would be hard to tell unless she really is trying hard to tell.
you are probably good then. and is this like a paper or more just questions?
ThaReaper
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spasticus5 wrote:

ThaReaper wrote:

spasticus5 wrote:

wait do you have to use turnitin.com or other such anti-plagiarizing sites?


and yes it looks decent but still can kind of tell, especially if your teacher checks those sites and reads your papers carefully. If not you should be good
No, she just prints it out and goes over it. I just edited someone else's because we post online and we can see other peoples. I think it would be hard to tell unless she really is trying hard to tell.
you are probably good then. and is this like a paper or more just questions?
Just a question that we had to do.

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