<u>Fiction is usually more elaborate than nonfiction. Nonfiction writing needs references, even just a sworn firsthand account. Fiction is meant to tell a story mostly for entertainment while nonfiction is meant to share something believed to be true.</u>
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In a Cell One, a sense of lawlessness begins to take hold as many of the younger Nigerians join subversive cults as a sign of the breakdown of authority. In this short story, Adichie focuses on the wayward, rebellious son and his experiences with the corrupt political system.
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D- From delicate and youthful to powerful and god-like
hope that helps.
The novel “Frankenstein” written by Mary Shelly reflects the elements of the Gothic novel and Romantic novel. It tells about Victor Frankenstein's journey as a young scientist who develops a creature. This creature turns into a monster who at the end of the story runs behind Victor to kill him. When Victor dies, the monster laments over it and thus comes to this conclusion that he too will end himself so that no one ever could know about his existence. He says that though he wanted to kill Victor still his death has not given him peace. At the end, he jumped in the sea and finished himself. The way he lamented over his creator’s death and his decision to make himself invisible from the eyes of everyone reflects his humanity which he gained in the end.
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1. A motive, such as a reward. 2. A want to get revenge on someone, peer pressure, or a want to "fit in" with a group of people.
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I'm not too sure on the logical appeal one, but I hope this helps :)
Many people burst out and do something wrong because of a certain emotion. It can be anger, sadness, anything. Wanting revenge on a person might fill one with anger, and in the midst of their emotion they will not think about the consequences. Loneliness, or a desire to be like other people might drive someone, again, to do something wrong in their want for being accepted.
