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\"Portrait<\/p>\n

The stories \u201cSalvation\u201d and “Araby” are both told by adult narrators looking back on a painful episode in their lives. Please address the following two creative exercises.<\/p>\n

Imagine the narrators are telling you the story in a cafe or bar. Describe the voice and attitude of the narrator of “Salvation” as he tells the story. Describe the voice and attitude of the narrator of “Araby” as he recounts his experience.<\/p>\n

In what ways are the voices\"Portrait
\nand attitudes of the two narrators
\ndifferent and why?<\/p>\n

This exercise is a good way to identify the “tone” of a story.<\/p>\n

To receive full credit, you must address both questions.<\/p>\n

Please address comments to others by name so that we can all follow along. <\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

Be sure to include your <\/i>SECTION NUMBER<\/strong>\u00a0as there will be three sections of students participating in our discussions.\u00a0<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

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