Реферат: Cat In The Hat Essay Research Paper

meant one thing. I was impotent. This fact had me in state of denial for weeks. I loved

Sally but I couldn’t give her the happiness she always longed for. I wished for once that

Sally had not met me. I only wished for her happiness. For her to have a baby and to

populate a boisterous home like she always wanted.

“You look pretty darn nice” I said. Realizing I had been lost in the memory lane

for quite a while now. Sally laid the mirror down on the dresser and walked to the

window.

The story cat in the rain, provides an intriguing look into a couple’s life.

Depending on the type of narration, it is possible to turn around a story and view it

completely differently when you rearrange the style of narration. Originally the story

was told from the 3rd person narrator. But I turned it around and changed it to 1st person

narrator. The story when looked from the “American Husband’s” point of view is quite

different than the original story yet the plot remains the same. It is entirely possible to

have different point of views when you regard a story from a peculiar angle. Since two

people do not think exactly alike, it is possible to reiterate the story from another person’s

thought process while remaining in the same set of circumstances.

2)-CA number of stories we have read in class can be described as initiation stories.

Choose one and write a short essay explaining how it works as an initiation story.

Cathedral is one of the stories discussed that can be regarded as an initiation story.

It’s a 1st person narrative being told from a husband’s perspective of friendship between

his wife and a blind man. The narrator is a na?ve young guy probably in his early

twenties. The fact that he is na?ve is derived from his characterization of the blind man.

He seems to have an uneasy feelings towards the disabled man when he discovers that the

blind man will soon pay a visit to his house after his wife’s invitation. His views toward

blind people were concocted with extreme stereo types. “My idea of blindness came

from movies. In the movies, the blind moved slowly and never laughed … A blind

man in my house was not something I looked forward to (Pp. 184.)” The fact that his

understanding of people is only limited to what he saw in the movies is an evidence of

his ignorance towards understanding and accepting persons with some disability.