Blog 3- Wên-ch’iao

I fell on the ground and gave birth to a beautiful little baby boy, I was so happy to finally meet him. However, after a few seconds, I heard an unfamiliar voice, a whisper next to my right ear: ‘listen to what I am telling you. I am the lord of the Southern Pole-star. It … Continue reading Blog 3- Wên-ch’iao

Well I feel bad for them, but not really cause I like the fighting- Taha Majidi

This is going to be a continuation of this blog post: https://fiveelementmountain.home.blog/2019/03/20/why-is-my-staff-missing-after-monkey-showed-up-taha-majidi/, So I hope you guys enjoy it Now, the thing is that nobody dies during this fight which makes it horrible for me due to the fact I get no work at all, but I like the fighting. so what happened after our … Continue reading Well I feel bad for them, but not really cause I like the fighting- Taha Majidi

Neha; The Stream of Consciousness in Kate Chopin’s Work

The stream of consciousness in fiction refers to the flow of human thought narrated by characters/ authors in writing. Though the stream of consciousness does include internal monologues, often the streak of consciousness has the character’s thought process  related through a third person narrator explaining and narrating the character’s consciousness.  The success in relating this … Continue reading Neha; The Stream of Consciousness in Kate Chopin’s Work

Abdullah Kabli-Symbolism-Vonnegut

In the Lodge chapter on symbolism, he talks about the different kinds of symbolism, like subjective and objective. He also discusses how symbolism can either be clear cut or can be hidden. For example, when making a map, symbols clearly represent everyday objects like streets or landmarks, but in literature and poetry, symbols often suggest … Continue reading Abdullah Kabli-Symbolism-Vonnegut