Patterns In 'Every Trip Is A Quest'

Introduction - How’d He Do That Symbols represent the importance of something. Anything thing can be a symbol. “Professorial reading is pattern recognition”. Patterns reveal many details. Memory allows a reader can look back on previous literary pieces/real-life and connect them. Using memory, symbol, and pattern makes it easy to compare many aspects of a literary work. Those techniques, make it mare enjoyable to read. When a reader is able to recognize patterns while reading complicated literature it becomes easier because the reader can analyze exactly what they are reading they can also get a more in depth understanding of the literature. Recognizing patterns makes it easier to focus on the important parts of the story. In the book/movie series The Chronicles of Narnia, Aslan is symbol of Jesus Christ. Aslan was a character that everyone else in Narnia looked up to. Alsan death on the stone table like Jesus Christ’s crucifixion on the cross. Being able to understand how the people of Narnia looked up to to Aslan made it more enjoyable for me to read and watch.

Every Trip Is a Quest (Except When It’s Not) The five aspects of a quest are ( A.) a quester, ( B.) a place to go, ( C.) a started reason to go there, ( D.) challenges and trials en

You need “essentials”. The essentials are an older figure that represents corrupt, outworn values, a young, preferably virginal female, a stripping away of her youth, energy, virtue, a continuance of the life force of the older male, death or destruction of the young women. Vampire stories are about vampires. Yes. But there are other things going on in the story line like selfishness, the refusal to respect others, and exploitation. In Hamlet, Hamlet’s father was a ghost to point out something was majorly wrong in Denmark’s royal household. FIND A BOOK TO GO WITH