A curious event at night dogs - original work Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger syndrome. He understands a lot about mathematics and has a very logical way of thinking. Christopher knows little about human beings and its behavior, and he is very confused and dissatisfied with most conversations. He likes lists, timetables, patterns and the truth. He dislikes yellow for custard, banana and double yellow line, and he also dislike brown for dirty, gravy and trees. I think that it is difficult to write this article one year ago. Since most of the memories I wrote in this novel are covered with my memories of writing novels, since the publication I have talked about "a strange event of the night dog". I understand how it affects readers, but I can not directly experience these emotions. Every time someone asks me about this novel, my answer is increasingly unreliable, I feel increasingly uncomfortable giving them. How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? In the words of Christopher Boone? What is the mysterious incident of the dog at night? the time is? That? What? This book takes you to a surprisingly effective journey through the 15-year-old Christopher of Asperger's syndrome; if they touch his plate, the boy turns into mathematics for comfort. I can not eat food and he judges the potential success of his day by the number of cars of the same color on my way to school. From Christopher's point of view, I will talk about Mrs. Sheer's murder of a dog. The use of the first person story by the author, Mark Harden is effective, so that we can enter Christopher's idea, which also causes problems for the readers. To clarify emotions and to read the feelings of others, the reverse also How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog?

And Christopher's mother Judy was unable to leave Christopher, was unable to handle Christopher and did not know how to become a mother. I think Christopher has a better relationship with Ed. Because Judy's boyfriend, Roger, does not even want Christopher to live with them. And he is very mean for Christopher. Christopher was also afraid of Roger, and he was willing to stay alone with him in the room. Ed is a very good father, and Christopher is very patient and in most cases understands Christopher. One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals One of the challenges that Christopher Boone faced in Mark Hartton's novel "The Curious Event of The Night Dogs" was that Christopher had to go from his father's house to London to find his mother. I felt Christopher was very difficult, so this helped me understand Christopher. He must talk to strangers, he must be in a crowded space, he must learn how to use public transport. Christopher had to talk to strangers at the station. As Christopher has Asperger's syndrome, this is a challenge. This made him impossible to deal with people's emotions. "I have found people confused." Therefore, Christopher is very difficult to work at a station. This will help me understand Christopher. Because this syndrome prevents him from understanding how people behave in front of him. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals

Christopher overcomes personal limitations and other people's views. You studied the characteristics of Asperger's syndrome and how it affects Christopher's life. Write an article now to answer one of the following questions 1. How does Christopher see the world around him? What is his attitude towards people (knowing people, strangers), places (houses he lives in, schools, nature, towns and communities), objects, animals, etc.? 2. Explain ideal parent-child interaction and communication. How is Christopher 's interaction different from the ideal? What is the definition of a lie? Explain the feelings about Christopher's lies. How is this related to the use of metaphor and metaphor of his literary tools? How did his feelings about lies let Christopher go home? (Analogy is to mean similarity between the word or phrase being used and what is being described and to mean not having words like "like" or "like" Like a metaphor, this is a comparison of two different objects using like or like. 4. How does the narrator affect the story? How will Christopher as a narrator affect the way the story is spoken? If another person told the story, what is the difference between the stories? Be sure to include strange events in dogs at night, as well as references to summer reading texts. This is not an individual story but an article. Therefore, please do not use "me", "me", "me", "us" etc. Please reply to one of the tips above. Please look at your sentences from last night. Please enter your response and bring a pre-written copy of the certificate to the class tomorrow. If you are unable to enroll in tomorrow, please submit a proper draft and arrange to enroll by Monday. I will not accept silent articles How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? In the words of Christopher Boone? What is the mysterious incident of the dog at night? the time is? That? What? This book makes a surprisingly effective journey through the 15-year-old Christopher of Asperger's syndrome; when they touch their own plates, the boy turns into mathematics for comforting. Eat food and send it to school Please judge the potential success of his era by the number of cars of the same color on the way. From Christopher's point of view, I will talk about the killing of Mrs. Hills' dog. It is effective for the author's Mark Harden to use the first person's story, which makes it possible for us to enter Christopher's idea, which also brings problems for readers ... as a whole novel, Christopher It is very obvious for us It is difficult to explain feelings and the opposite is to read the feelings of others. How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? A young adult novel by Mark · Haddon "The dog's mystery event of the night" brings crazy tracking in England to the reader as a 15-year-old autistic boy searching for honesty. Christopher stumbled upon his neighbor's dog Wellington who was murdered in the garden fork; worse, he was accused of murder. Christopher found out his name and undertook to find a murderer in Wellington; what he did not notice was that this small mystery was related to a bigger adventure. The audience will fall in love with Christopher's innocence and courage. It is because he found his way in the fight against suffering. Each hero loses to a curious event of dogs at night. The novel starts with death: The murder of Wellington urged Christopher to remind him of the moment he lost in his early life - the death of his mother. At that time, he could not say goodbye before she left but he accepted his mother's departure and kept moving in response to his mother's death. Later, he often recalled her in writing, shared her detailed memories of talking, dressing, temperament. The father also responded to the loss of Christopher's mother who was his wife, but he cut off her contacts and told Christopher that Christ was dead and broke Christine's lif

Night chronicle in the curious case of dogs UK Swindon Christopher Boone. As this book wrote the previous Mark Hutton (Mark · Haddon), in collaboration with autistic individuals, he came to describe the world with Christopher (Christopher)'s eyes, that he is Claimed and "special needs." Fiction has never mentioned what Christopher is, but the text is obvious that he will fall to the edge of the high function of the Autism Spectrum. As the title suggests, this book starts with a neighbor, a wife, rather rather a curious case. How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? In the words of Christopher Boone? What is the mysterious incident of the dog at night? the time is? That? What? This book takes you to a surprisingly effective journey through the 15-year-old Christopher of Asperger's syndrome; if they touch his plate, the boy turns into mathematics for comfort. I can not eat food and he judges the potential success of his day by the number of cars of the same color on my way to school. From Christopher's point of view, I will talk about Mrs. Sheer's murder of a dog. The use of the first person story by the author, Mark Harden is effective, so that we can enter Christopher's idea, which also causes problems for the readers. To clarify emotions and to read the feelings of others, the reverse also How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? Mark Huddon 's young adult novel' Night dog curiosity case 'gives readers a follow - up of British wild goose as a 15 - year - old autistic boy looking for honesty. Christopher stumbles over the fork of his neighbor dog Wellington, he was killed in the garden fork, even worse, he is indicted for murder. Christopher Off To find his name and find Wellington's killer, he did not realize this small mystery and adventure was more appropriate. As he found his way to fight with suffering, the audience falls in love with Christopher's innocence and courage Each hero will bear his loss on a dog's curiosity case at night. The novel is the death of the opening: Wellington's murder Christopher urged recall that his early life lost in a moment - the death of his mother. At that time, she was not able to say goodbye to the left, he accepted his mother, he remained, and if you go ahead will deal with the death of his mother. Later, he often remembers writing her, sharing her speech, dress code and detailed memory temperament. His contract with his wife and father tells Christopher that she is dead, that Christopher's mother was lost, even though he and she were separated from Christopher's life by contact with her cut-off It was. When Mrs. Hills again finished the sense of father of their relationship, loss, he became to work thoroughly through his loss by effectively changing the murder Wellington, by doing a new event It was

In Mark Haddon's contemporary novel "The dog's mysterious event of the night", the main character Christopher Boone uses the author's voice to prove his obstacle, so it is quite inappropriate to tell a novel It looks like. Berg syndrome "This is a syndrome that allows him to see the world only from a limited perspective, it is closed, afraid, and confused - that he understands the feelings of people and fears him It leads to the impossible complex world of. How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? In the words of Christopher Boone? What is the mysterious incident of the dog at night? the time is? That? What? This book takes you to a surprisingly effective journey through the 15-year-old Christopher of Asperger's syndrome; if they touch his plate, the boy turns into mathematics for comfort. I can not eat food and he judges the potential success of his day by the number of cars of the same color on my way to school. From Christopher's point of view, I will talk about Mrs. Sheer's murder of a dog. The use of the first person story by the author, Mark Harden is effective, so that we can enter Christopher's idea, which also causes problems for the readers. To clarify emotions and to read the feelings of others, the reverse also How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? Mark Huddon 's young adult novel' Night dog curiosity case 'gives readers a follow - up of British wild goose as a 15 - year - old autistic boy looking for honesty. Christopher stumbles over the fork of his neighbor dog Wellington, he was killed in the garden fork, even worse, he is indicted for murder. Christopher Off To find his name and find Wellington's killer, he did not realize this small mystery and adventure was more appropriate. As he found his way to fight with suffering, the audience falls in love with Christopher's innocence and courage

The curious event of "Night Dog" is the first novel published by Mark Haddon in 2003. How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? In the words of Christopher Boone? What is the mysterious incident of the dog at night? the time is? That? What? This book makes a surprisingly effective journey through the 15-year-old Christopher of Asperger's syndrome; when they touch their own plates, the boy turns into mathematics for comforting eating food and going to school Please judge the potential success of his time with the number of cars of the same color on the way. From Christopher's point of view, I will talk about the killing of Mrs. Hills' dog. It is effective for the author's Mark Harden to use the first person's story, which makes it possible for us to enter Christopher's idea, which also brings problems for readers ... as a whole novel, Christopher It is very obvious for us It is difficult to explain feelings and the opposite is to read the feelings of others. How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? A young adult novel by Mark · Haddon "The dog's mystery event of the night" brings crazy tracking in England to the reader as a 15-year-old autistic boy searching for honesty. Christopher stumbled upon his neighbor's dog Wellington who was murdered in the garden fork; worse, he was accused of murder. Christopher found out his name and undertook to find a murderer in Wellington; what he did not notice was that this small mystery was related to a bigger adventure. The audience will fall in love with Christopher's innocence and courage. It is because he found his way in the fight against suffering. Each hero loses to a curious event of dogs at night. The novel starts with death: The murder of Wellington urged Christopher to remind him of the moment he lost in his early life - the death of his mother. At that time, he could not say goodbye before she left but he accepted his mother's departure and kept moving in response to his mother's death. Later, he often recalled her in writing, shared her detailed memories of talking, dressing, temperament. The father also responded to the loss of Christopher's mother who was his wife, but he cut off her contacts and told Christopher that Christ was dead and broke Christine's life. When Mrs. Hills finished dating, the sense of loss of his father appeared again, he killed Wellington and effectively settled the event of a moving novel effectively, he solved the loss altogether.

Good social skills, or excellent wisdom Ability to make friends with heartbeat, or to solve quadratic equations in 1 second. The main character of this book, Christopher John Francis Boone, makes this choice easy. Christopher is probably born in autism and suffers from certain obstacles and challenges. On the contrary, he also worked in several ways. Mark · Haddon's novel "Oasis dog" shows the challenges and rewards experienced by autistic people every day. One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals One of the challenges that Christopher Boone faced in Mark Hartton's novel "The Curious Event of The Night Dogs" was that Christopher had to go from his father's house to London to find his mother. I felt Christopher was very difficult, so this helped me understand Christopher. He must talk to strangers, he must be in a crowded space, he must learn how to use public transport. Christopher had to talk to strangers at the station. As Christopher has Asperger's syndrome, this is a challenge. This made him impossible to deal with people's emotions. "I have found people confused." Therefore, Christopher is very difficult to work at a station. This will help me understand Christopher. Because this syndrome prevents him from understanding how people behave in front of him. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals

Everyone's idea works in various ways. Everyone has special behavior and function. These unique features make us our own. However, not all neurological differences contribute to our daily lives. Everyone has some psychological flaws. These novels are clearly explained in the night novel, Mark Harden's strange affair. In this story, the hero is a boy with autism who faces many challenges in his life. One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals One of the challenges that Christopher Boone faced in Mark Hartton's novel "The Curious Event of The Night Dogs" was that Christopher had to go from his father's house to London to find his mother. I felt Christopher was very difficult, so this helped me understand Christopher. He must talk to strangers, he must be in a crowded space, he must learn how to use public transport. Christopher had to talk to strangers at the station. As Christopher has Asperger's syndrome, this is a challenge. This made him impossible to deal with people's emotions. "I have found people confused." Therefore, Christopher is very difficult to work at a station. This will help me understand Christopher. Because this syndrome prevents him from understanding how people behave in front of him. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals

Observing how the hero reacts to the collision in the book may influence our idea. In the strange event of the night dog, Christopher cried and solved many of his problems, when Victor Frankenstein used his brain and tried to find a solution to deal with his problem . Frankenstein's book provides readers with strong letters and wise themes. The strange event of Frankenstein and the night dog represents several themes, but some of them are directly contradictory. Frankenstein's novel Mary Sherry novel by Mary Shelley monster of Frankenstein was written in 1816 and published in 1818. In the meantime, a social revolution and major scientific change took place all over the world. The French Revolution occurred in 1789. This is where farmers rebel against lords and royalty, they insist on freedom, equality and fraternity. (Shelly was born in a revolutionary left wing family and was living alone thereafter.) ... Frankenstein is a creature or a monster. Whether Frankenstein 's creature is a creature or a monster is an important element of the whole novel. Mary Shelley succeeded in using the language to create and manipulate the reader 's perception of this anonymous creation. Frankenstein comes from a respected and well-educated family; "My family is one of the best family members in the Republic." This immediately gives the reader the impression that he will be a merciful person. In Frankenstein's novel "Frankenstein", Mary Shelly depicts a monster. The point of view of the monster is terrible. At first it was childish, kind and helpful, but as he gained knowledge he became miserable. Mary Shelley wrote an article about monsters to express her view on knowledge and the changes it brings. In the 19th century of the industrial revolution, there was a negative effect. At that time, there was a lot of development of science and technology that led people ... Has the strong influence of Victor Frankenstein due to the pursuit of knowledge bring a fatal result? In most cases, when there is a strong desire, results are rarely taken into account. In Frankenstein's novel, Victor Frankenstein pursued knowledge in a compulsive way and did not inform him of possible effects. Victor Frankenstein was the main reason for his biological loneliness. In fact, Victor Frankenstein made a mistake because of this isolated creature.

The curiosity of the dog at night was conveyed through the eyes of a 15 - year - old boy named Christopher Boone. Christopher has a highly functional form of autism that not only makes it possible to understand complex mathematical problems but also prevents understanding of many simple human emotions. As he can not understand the metaphor, distinguish emotions, and lack imagination, he can think that Christopher's function resembles that of a computer, not as a person. One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals One of the challenges that Christopher Boone faced in Mark Hartton's novel "The Curious Event of The Night Dogs" was that Christopher had to go from his father's house to London to find his mother. I felt Christopher was very difficult, so this helped me understand Christopher. He must talk to strangers, he must be in a crowded space, he must learn how to use public transport. Christopher had to talk to strangers at the station. As Christopher has Asperger's syndrome, this is a challenge. This made him impossible to deal with people's emotions. "I have found people confused." Therefore, Christopher is very difficult to work at a station. This will help me understand Christopher. Because this syndrome prevents him from understanding how people behave in front of him. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals

So he decides to go out and check his neighbor's dog, Mrs Spears, after all, he likes dogs. But when he got to the dog he could see the flower folk protruding from the dog. Wellington was murdered, but Christopher still picked up the dog and decided to grab it. After all, Christopher likes dogs, especially Wellington. Meanwhile, her neighbor Mrs. Sheer kept a dog and shouted. The police soon arrived at the crime scene, the police contacted Christopher. But Christopher is autism, he attacked the police and was put in jail because he did not want to be touched. One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals One of the challenges that Christopher Boone faced in Mark Hartton's novel "The Curious Event of The Night Dogs" was that Christopher had to go from his father's house to London to find his mother. I felt Christopher was very difficult, so this helped me understand Christopher. He must talk to strangers, he must be in a crowded space, he must learn how to use public transport. Christopher had to talk to strangers at the station. As Christopher has Asperger's syndrome, this is a challenge. This made him impossible to deal with people's emotions. "I have found people confused." Therefore, Christopher is very difficult to work at a station. This will help me understand Christopher. Because this syndrome prevents him from understanding how people behave in front of him. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals

I do not like to hug people, so I will. Through simple sentences expressing the complex nature of human communication used in the first person's story, the limitations of Christopher's conditions inevitably create obstacles between him and the outside world. Christopher 's love allows them to pursue unity and mutual understanding, thereby enhancing their relationship dynamics This concept is juxtaposed with the relationship between the hero and his mother Judy. One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals One of the challenges that Christopher Boone faced in Mark Hartton's novel "The Curious Event of The Night Dogs" was that Christopher had to go from his father's house to London to find his mother. I felt Christopher was very difficult, so this helped me understand Christopher. He must talk to strangers, he must be in a crowded space, he must learn how to use public transport. Christopher had to talk to strangers at the station. As Christopher has Asperger's syndrome, this is a challenge. This made him impossible to deal with people's emotions. "I have found people confused." Therefore, Christopher is very difficult to work at a station. This will help me understand Christopher. Because this syndrome prevents him from understanding how people behave in front of him. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals Generally, Christopher is a very respectable character who plays Mark Hutton in the novel "Dog's Curiosity Curious Event". This is due to his disorder of Asperger's syndrome, an interesting relationship with others, and the way Mark Haddon decided to write this novel - this is the first person we understand Christopher Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals

Mahatma Gandhi was once known as one of the greatest peace makers ever, but "as human beings, our greatness is that we can not rebuild the world, the same." * Self in this sentence Impressive messages of improvement are deeply rooted in the minds of people and can be applied to the life of every individual. This description of Mark Haddon's novel 'Nocturnal Mysterious Incident' also applies to this, and some of them follow this view. Christopher is suffering from autism, but in addition to being the best person in human history, Albert Einstein, Thomas Jefferson, Michelangelo, Isaac Newton, Andy Warhol and Bill Gates. Estimated to have Som One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals One of the challenges that Christopher Boone faced in Mark Hartton's novel "The Curious Event of The Night Dogs" was that Christopher had to go from his father's house to London to find his mother. I felt Christopher was very difficult, so this helped me understand Christopher. He must talk to strangers, he must be in a crowded space, he must learn how to use public transport. Christopher had to talk to strangers at the station. As Christopher has Asperger's syndrome, this is a challenge. This made him impossible to deal with people's emotions. "I have found people confused." Therefore, Christopher is very difficult to work at a station. This will help me understand Christopher. Because this syndrome prevents him from understanding how people behave in front of him. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals

Christopher: Moral and immoral Dictionary.com defines the term ethics as "consistent with the principle of accepted good and evil." Although we have different opinions about right and wrong things, most people have the same idea of ​​"being accepted socially." In the novel 'Night dog' s strange event ', Christopher Boone, the hero of autism, may have nothing to do with our other people about right and wrong. Christopher Boone is a kind boy, but immoral than morality, but in most cases he is not aware of his bad behavior because his view on the world is different. How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? In the words of Christopher Boone? What is the mysterious incident of the dog at night? the time is? That? What? This book takes you to a surprisingly effective journey through the 15-year-old Christopher of Asperger's syndrome; if they touch his plate, the boy turns into mathematics for comfort. I can not eat food and he judges the potential success of his day by the number of cars of the same color on my way to school. From Christopher's point of view, I will talk about Mrs. Sheer's murder of a dog. The use of the first person story by the author, Mark Harden is effective, so that we can enter Christopher's idea, which also causes problems for the readers. To clarify emotions and to read the feelings of others, the reverse also How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? One of the challenges that Christopher Boone faced in Mark Hartton's novel "The Curious Event of The Night Dogs" was that Christopher had to go from his father's house to London to find his mother. I felt Christopher was very difficult, so this helped me understand Christopher. He must talk to strangers, he must be in a crowded space, he must learn how to use public transport. Christopher had to talk to strangers at the station. As Christopher has Asperger's syndrome, this is a challenge. This made him impossible to deal with people's emotions. "I have found people confused." Therefore, Christopher is very difficult to work at a station. This will help me understand Christopher. Because this syndrome prevents him from understanding how people behave in front of him. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals

In Mark Hadon's book "Crystal Event of Night Event", I encountered a problem that might change the truth. In this book, the hero is Christopher, an autistic child who lives with his father. Throughout the book, he believes that many things are real changes. First, Christopher believes that his father will not hurt anything, but he did it. Secondly, he went to a special school so he was not allowed to participate in A level math. Finally, he believes that his father will never lie to him, and he believes his change is also true. One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals One of the challenges that Christopher Boone faced in Mark Hartton's novel "The Curious Event of The Night Dogs" was that Christopher had to go from his father's house to London to find his mother. I felt Christopher was very difficult, so this helped me understand Christopher. He must talk to strangers, he must be in a crowded space, he must learn how to use public transport. Christopher had to talk to strangers at the station. As Christopher has Asperger's syndrome, this is a challenge. This made him impossible to deal with people's emotions. "I have found people confused." Therefore, Christopher is very difficult to work at a station. This will help me understand Christopher. Because this syndrome prevents him from understanding how people behave in front of him. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals

In the next article, I will analyze the curiosity of Midnight (2003), a book by autistic host Christopher, Mark Harden. It focuses on the fact that Christopher can not understand people's emotions, behaviors, and ideas. Christopher presented a list of features that may suggest symptoms of Asperger syndrome (ASD). In this article, I also highlight the events that happened in Christopher's life while investigating the mysterious death of his neighbor's dog. One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals Haddon, Mark The curious nightly dog ​​'s curious event Christopher Boone is a teenager who suffers from British Asperger' s syndrome. That curious boy found a neighbor 's dead dog Wellington on the lawn. He has always respected Wellington, and he wants to know why someone wants to kill this dog. Christopher is a fan of Sherlock Holmes and decided to try some of his own detective work. His travel to recording his work and finding the motive to kill Wellington made it possible for him to complete the end without the readers' expectation. - Lucas Thomas, 2020 Mark Hutton of the novel "curious event at night dog" is a story that follows a young Christopher in his detective work to find a man who killed Wellington, owned by his neighbors . This book is his view and follows the layout of the journal. His symptoms and behavior indicate that he has Asperger's syndrome, or at least autism spectrum; there are many examples to support this. There are several distinct symptoms often associated with teens with autism.

Christopher Boone is a British 15 year old man. Christopher explained himself as a machine, but I reported that he was "thinking about my idea as a machine" (Haddon 7). Christopher lives with his mother. His mother is an unnamed man and his father is Edward Boone. Christopher was from Swindon in the UK and was born and raised until parents divorced and her mother stayed separately from Roger Hills (former Christopher's neighbors, former ex-father of her father). One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals One of the challenges that Christopher Boone faced in Mark Hartton's novel "The Curious Event of The Night Dogs" was that Christopher had to go from his father's house to London to find his mother. I felt Christopher was very difficult, so this helped me understand Christopher. He must talk to strangers, he must be in a crowded space, he must learn how to use public transport. Christopher had to talk to strangers at the station. As Christopher has Asperger's syndrome, this is a challenge. This made him impossible to deal with people's emotions. "I have found people confused." Therefore, Christopher is very difficult to work at a station. This will help me understand Christopher. Because this syndrome prevents him from understanding how people behave in front of him. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals

Christopher is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome and his life is full of magical surprises. His main concern is his ability to take a school and math A level exam. Unfortunately, this was his focus until he discovered that Wellington had died on Mrs. Shell's lawn. Christopher wants to know who killed Wellington and why. He investigated and discovered that he not only killed Wellington but also found a secret about his mother and father. In his book, "Curious Event of Night Dogs", the author Mark Hatton shows how brave the Christopher was on his journey. One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals One of the challenges that Christopher Boone faced in Mark Hartton's novel "The Curious Event of The Night Dogs" was that Christopher had to go from his father's house to London to find his mother. I felt Christopher was very difficult, so this helped me understand Christopher. He must talk to strangers, he must be in a crowded space, he must learn how to use public transport. Christopher had to talk to strangers at the station. As Christopher has Asperger's syndrome, this is a challenge. This made him impossible to deal with people's emotions. "I have found people confused." Therefore, Christopher is very difficult to work at a station. This will help me understand Christopher. Because this syndrome prevents him from understanding how people behave in front of him. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals

Dark curiosity at night by Mark Haddon under the hot sun, cool unbearable wind with a good book folded in crisp sheets is one of my favorite summer feelings I do not. I began to read Mark Haddon's hunting events reading dogs on summer nights and enjoyed reading relaxation and relaxation at my own time. I took it to the pool, where I lay down under the sun, and I will read a few chapters, but most of the time I just spread in my bed and my I like to read the contents of the mind. One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals One of the challenges that Christopher Boone faced in Mark Hartton's novel "The Curious Event of The Night Dogs" was that Christopher had to go from his father's house to London to find his mother. I felt Christopher was very difficult, so this helped me understand Christopher. He must talk to strangers, he must be in a crowded space, he must learn how to use public transport. Christopher had to talk to strangers at the station. As Christopher has Asperger's syndrome, this is a challenge. This made him impossible to deal with people's emotions. "I have found people confused." Therefore, Christopher is very difficult to work at a station. This will help me understand Christopher. Because this syndrome prevents him from understanding how people behave in front of him. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals

The strange event of the night dog was told by the first person Christopher Boone, but if it was quoted in a third party, the audience will not understand the way Christopher felt. Communication, social interaction, human relations, and Christopher's autistic spectrum disorders are some of the major areas of expression in novels. The communication of Christopher is very accurate and the reader can understand the text more deeply and make it easier, but if the book is written by a third party, the reader will be able to predict social I can not understand the interaction. How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? In the words of Christopher Boone? What is the mysterious incident of the dog at night? the time is? That? What? This book takes you to a surprisingly effective journey through the 15-year-old Christopher of Asperger's syndrome; if they touch his plate, the boy turns into mathematics for comfort. I can not eat food and he judges the potential success of his day by the number of cars of the same color on my way to school. From Christopher's point of view, I will talk about Mrs. Sheer's murder of a dog. The use of the first person story by the author, Mark Harden is effective, so that we can enter Christopher's idea, which also causes problems for the readers. To clarify emotions and to read the feelings of others, the reverse also How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? There is a special type of first person story that requires readers to provide content that narrator can not understand. Most of the "outbreaks" in "mysterious events in Night Dogs" is not interpreted by Christopher. As Christopher did, the reader understood the dramatic drama that his witnessed parents were discordant. Even if he discovered the truth about his mother, he lived in love with London, and he did not know why his father was lying (his jealousy and protection).

Mothers with children with autism or schizophrenia are called "mothers of refrigerators" or "parents of refrigerators". As Christopher 's mother, Mark Hartton' s "Curious Dog Night" can not cope with his son 's responsibility for Asperger syndrome, it is easy to get into the stereotype "refrigerator mother". Haddon is also focusing on the dilemma that Asperger and autistic people face everyday. However, obstacles occur in various ways, partially in genetics. And they may also have important environmental aspects like mothers. Choose a dilemma or a scene that shows your choice, or a strong emotional experience that will undoubtedly affect your character. For example, when Mark Haddon's "Crystal Night Dog Curious Event" (2003) began, a 15 - year - old narrator Christopher found a neighbor 's murdered dog: "7 minutes after midnight, a cat in a dream It seems like running like a dog running like a dog, but the dog is not running or sleeping.The dog is dead The fork of the garden projecting from the dog is is there." How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? In the words of Christopher Boone? What is the mysterious incident of the dog at night? the time is? That? What? This book takes you to a surprisingly effective journey through the 15-year-old Christopher of Asperger's syndrome; if they touch his plate, the boy turns into mathematics for comfort. I can not eat food and he judges the potential success of his day by the number of cars of the same color on my way to school. From Christopher's point of view, I will talk about Mrs. Sheer's murder of a dog. The use of the first person story by the author, Mark Harden is effective, so that we can enter Christopher's idea, which also causes problems for the readers. To clarify emotions and to read the feelings of others, the reverse also How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog?

Have you ever felt that someone has changed dramatically? Perhaps your friend is not the same as you two. This happens to the hero's Christopher with a curious dog's event at night, so this one knows what happened to everyone someday. From the beginning of the book, Christopher has changed completely to prove that he is a dynamic person, this change is obvious. Christopher is undergoing a major change, not only has his experience changed his personality and allowed change, but in fact his challenge, fear, curiosity makes him feel courage and fearlessness in books I can. Haddon, Mark's Night Dog's Curious Event The curious event of Night Dog is one of the best magical stories I have ever read. It follows the journey of Chris-topher Boon, a 15-year-old child with Asperger's syndrome. This story explains this mystery in detail and is very special in following the story of his syndrome. The book attempts to find the murderer who murdered his mother and neighbor and puts the reader to a convincing and scary child. Christopher 's lack of trust made him vulnerable to the adult influence he met on the road, and he must learn how to persevere in finding the truth. Readers and Christopher do not know who they can trust, as this complex story caused twisting of many interesting and exciting plots. - Philippe Roseto, 2020 Haddon, Mark The curious nightly dog ​​'s curious event Christopher Boone is a teenager who suffers from British Asperger' s syndrome. That curious boy found a neighbor 's dead dog Wellington on the lawn. He has always respected Wellington, and he wants to know why someone wants to kill this dog. Christopher is a fan of Sherlock Holmes and decided to try some of his own detective work. His travel to recording his work and finding the motive to kill Wellington made it possible for him to complete the end without the readers' expectation. - Lucas Thomas, 2020 Mark Hutton of the novel "curious event at night dog" is a story that follows a young Christopher in his detective work to find a man who killed Wellington, owned by his neighbors . This book is his view and follows the layout of the journal. His symptoms and behavior indicate that he has Asperger's syndrome, or at least autism spectrum; there are many examples to support this. There are several distinct symptoms often associated with teens with autism.

A live broadcast by Marianne Elliot (American Angels, War Horses) was from the National Theater in London, surprising the audience, won seven Olivier awards and five Tony awards. A 15 year old Christopher was standing next to the dead dog of Mrs. Hills. It was held in the garden fork and Christopher was suspected 7 minutes after midnight. He recorded every fact in the book he was writing to unravel the mystery of the murder of Wellington. He has an abnormal brain that is excellent in mathematics but can not explain everyday life. He never jumps out of his way alone, he hates being touched, he did not trust strangers. However, the work of a detective forbidden by his father has let him embark on a terrible journey and raised his world. How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? In the words of Christopher Boone? What is the mysterious incident of the dog at night? the time is? That? What? This book makes a surprisingly effective journey through the 15-year-old Christopher of Asperger's syndrome; when they touch their own plates, the boy turns into mathematics for comforting. Eat food and send it to school Please judge the potential success of his era by the number of cars of the same color on the way. From Christopher's point of view, I will talk about the killing of Mrs. Hills' dog. It is effective for the author's Mark Harden to use the first person's story, which makes it possible for us to enter Christopher's idea, which also brings problems for readers ... as a whole novel, Christopher It is very obvious for us It is difficult to explain feelings and the opposite is to read the feelings of others. How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? A young adult novel by Mark · Haddon "The dog's mystery event of the night" brings crazy tracking in England to the reader as a 15-year-old autistic boy searching for honesty. Christopher stumbled upon his neighbor's dog Wellington who was murdered in the garden fork; worse, he was accused of murder. Christopher found out his name and undertook to find a murderer in Wellington; what he did not notice was that this small mystery was related to a bigger adventure. The audience will fall in love with Christopher's innocence and courage. It is because he found his way in the fight against suffering.

Christopher is a somewhat unreliable narrator. As a person with autistic spectrum, he is aware that human emotions and motivation lead to confusion. For example, he believes his father will kill him as his father killed his neighbor's dog. Meanwhile, Christopher's father knows that he is overwhelmed when raising an autistic boy. On the other hand, Christopher is very reliable in several ways. He is innocent when observing important facts. He is very logical in several ways and promises to find out who killed the neighbor's dog. When I realized that I saw a dead dog for the first time in 7 minutes after midnight, when someone inserted a fork of the garden because there was no other scar, the dog was supposed to be dead, one human being a dog I could not move after behind. It died in other ways. He is good at observing important facts such as the number of holes in the shoe, in this sense he is a reliable narrator. Christopher's view of the world is limited in part because of his neurological diversity and due to his lack of maturity and exposure to life experiences. Due to his young, self-selected interesting field and his parents' choice, Christopher has few opportunities to gain wisdom and prospects about the world around him. His story shows that he does not understand the nuances and complexity of adult emotions and motives interacting in the story. This reflects that he could not understand the complexity of the universe. He is dangerous to me, as Christopher's motive is simple and direct, primarily based on his personal logic that my father killed the dog. His story reflects these conclusions and limits his perception of the events presented. It is only relevant to the motivation to resonate in his own understanding: survival, compliance with rules and resolution of problems I can solve Christopher 's belief as an unreliable narrator. There are many examples in the novel, and the reader can summarize more things than Christopher himself. For example, a careful reader can understand that Christopher's mother is suffering from her neighbor's husband, and Christopher had to mention this fact - even even this. His voice as an unreliable narrator adds a sense of humor to stressful situations (such as opening the scene of the police) and provides a unique perspective through the story. The title itself seems to be the title chosen by Christopher. There are not many people who explain fatal attacks on dogs as "curious" - it seems not to be too important. An untrusted narrator may be limited to one's bias towards reality, but prudent readers often reproduce what actually happens by putting together subtle details that a narrator might not understand I can do it. This type of narrator is not always deliberately deceiving. Sometimes narrator is unreliable because of their youthfulness and childishness. A young autistic narrator of a curious event of a night dog's night dog of Mark Haddon or Emma Donoghue's 5-year-old narrator simply made them understand the world. These books rely on the reader to infer from the clues provided by the narrator. It does not necessarily explain the event exactly. An unreliable narrator is particularly useful for horror and supernatural writers who want the reader to question the boundary between fantasy and reality. The classic 19th century story "Yellow wallpaper" is a famous example of this type of narrator. A more modern example is Yann Martel's novel "The Life of Pi". There, the reader is increasingly thinking about the truth of the event described by the narrator. How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? In the words of Christopher Boone? What is the mysterious incident of the dog at night? the time is? That? What? This book makes a surprisingly effective journey through the 15-year-old Christopher of Asperger's syndrome; when they touch their own plates, the boy turns into mathematics for comforting. Eat food and send it to school P

In this article, we analyze autistic protagonist Christopher from Mark Harden's book, Midnight Dog's Curious Event (2003). It will focus on Christopher being unable to understand people's emotions, reactions and behaviors. In this article, Christopher introduces a series of functions that may suggest symptoms of Asperger syndrome (ASD), also stresses Christopher's life events and investigates strange deaths of neighboring dogs. While launching this event he faced several challenges and found out how those needs were shaped according to their needs. One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals Haddon, Mark The curious nightly dog ​​'s curious event Christopher Boone is a teenager who suffers from British Asperger' s syndrome. That curious boy found a neighbor 's dead dog Wellington on the lawn. He has always respected Wellington, and he wants to know why someone wants to kill this dog. Christopher is a fan of Sherlock Holmes and decided to try some of his own detective work. His travel to recording his work and finding the motive to kill Wellington made it possible for him to complete the end without the readers' expectation. - Lucas Thomas, 2020

P, the teacher of junior said to him that there is no chance if he left him, so he needs to leave the reservation. "You have to leave this reservation." (42) Mr. P told junior that he did not wish to make a reservation. This important proposal persuaded Junior to leave the reservation. This is a very brave because junior must start a new way of life at rich high school. Junior participated in a white public school Rearden, 32 km away. Due to his character, socio-economic status and ethnicity, teenagers are different from white students. One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals One of the challenges that Christopher Boone faced in Mark Hartton's novel "The Curious Event of The Night Dogs" was that Christopher had to go from his father's house to London to find his mother. I felt Christopher was very difficult, so this helped me understand Christopher. He must talk to strangers, he must be in a crowded space, he must learn how to use public transport. Christopher had to talk to strangers at the station. As Christopher has Asperger's syndrome, this is a challenge. This made him impossible to deal with people's emotions. "I have found people confused." Therefore, Christopher is very difficult to work at a station. This will help me understand Christopher. Because this syndrome prevents him from understanding how people behave in front of him. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals

When too much information enters his head, he "hovers up the ball and masks his ear" (7). On the other hand, "I am a messenger," Ed is an innocent bystander driving a taxi. He has no hope and I do not know where I am in this world. This is frustrating because it takes a lot of time for Ed to leave his comfort zone. What is different is that in a strange event Christopher slowly began to tolerate things that slowly removed the habit and had previously plagued him to gain "safety" in London (stranger, stranger place) is. One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals One of the challenges that Christopher Boone faced in Mark Hartton's novel "The Curious Event of The Night Dogs" was that Christopher had to go from his father's house to London to find his mother. I felt Christopher was very difficult, so this helped me understand Christopher. He must talk to strangers, he must be in a crowded space, he must learn how to use public transport. Christopher had to talk to strangers at the station. As Christopher has Asperger's syndrome, this is a challenge. This made him impossible to deal with people's emotions. "I have found people confused." Therefore, Christopher is very difficult to work at a station. This will help me understand Christopher. Because this syndrome prevents him from understanding how people behave in front of him. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog? In the words of Christopher Boone? What is the mysterious incident of the dog at night? the time is? That? What? This book takes you to a surprisingly effective journey through the 15-year-old Christopher of Asperger's syndrome; if they touch his plate, the boy turns into mathematics for comfort. I can not eat food and he judges the potential success of his day by the number of cars of the same color on my way to school. From Christopher's point of view, I will talk about Mrs. Sheer's murder of a dog. The use of the first person story by the author, Mark Harden is effective, so that we can enter Christopher's idea, which also causes problems for the readers. To clarify emotions and to read the feelings of others, the reverse also How does Mark Haddon use the first person stories with the curiosity of the night dog?

Christopher 's curiosity from the dog at night, Mark Harden and Holden of JD Salinger' s "The Catcher in the Rye" guardian, "Sales of the Seine", "Curious of the Dog". Event "Mark Haddon's" Night-Time "is two very interesting first person narrator. Holden is a 17 year old boy who is not functioning well, and Christopher is suffering from Asperger syndrome at the age of 15, so it is difficult to enroll for more than 6 months. Wheat catcher - JD Salinger plays Hallerfeld as a Dutch watchman and JD Salinger is home to the main character Holden Caulfield. It is no coincidence that he has a remarkable similarity with the author of the novel itself. Sarringer seems to have a childhood similar to that described by Holden at "catcher of rye". The two men seem to have a certain charm to young children, especially young women. J. D. Salinger is based on his personal experience and is based on Holden Caulfield, one of his most famous roles. Sarlinger's rye barbare guardian Salinger, JD Catcher follows his life experience of a rebellious 16-year-old boy, Halden Colefield. After his boarding school was expelled, Holden was told to go to Manhattan to continue his trip. This book deals with children's childhood, problems of growth and free will. This book is easy to read, but it creates an important and interesting conversation. If you want to read a novel that makes doubts about life or things around you, I recommend a keeper of the wheat field. - Olivia · Basilie, grade 2018 The novel "rye catcher" is developed mainly in the main character Holden · Colefield. J. D. Salinger depicts Holden Caulfield as unacceptable irony of growth. In the full text of "rye watcher" J. D. Salinger used symbolism to uncover and strengthen key aspects of the protagonist Holden Colefield. Three important aspects Holden used to symbolize through Salinger were his stubborn and uncompromising spirituality, his softer, more loving respect, Holden's acting and thinking. JD Salinger's adolescent experience on catchers has become the central theme of many novels, but JD Salinger's 'Writer's Writer' has captured hypersensitivity for a long time under the main content of the academic curriculum did. The spiritual form of this life stage dramatically expresses the vulgar words of Holden Colefield and the dramatic reaction. As an autobiographical record of Halden Caulfield, a student before graduating from a fictional university, "The Catcher in the Rye" deals with social scandals of the time (Gwynn, 1958).

If the director chooses to adjust novels and short stories to the screen, they often face the difficult task of maintaining the author's original plot and announcing reliable products. A short story by Scotts Fitzgerald, a curious case of Benjamin Button, director David Fincher, and screenwriter Eric Roth decided to abandon the original framework of this story and start over. Fincher and Roth maintain the basic idea of ​​Benjamin Button, but the adaptability of those screens further suggests lifestyle realism. In 1997, according to escape from New York, predator 2, curious case of Benjamin Barton, Godfather 3, and Terminator 2: Skynet at 2:14 am on August 29, 1997, I I became self-conscious. This did not happen, but as an interesting case, the domain name google.com was registered on September 15th of that year. My first task is to write ASP pages with various editors, from Microsoft FrontPage to HotMeTaL Pro, EditPlus, to manage compatibility between browsers between Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer 4, and for SQL Server 5 It was writing. Stored Procedures Supporting Commercial Web Sites Japanese, Russian, English, Spanish - There is no consistent UTF-8 support throughout the software stack F. One of the early influences of popular culture probably occurred in the 1922 short novel "Benjamin Button 's Curious Case" written by Scott Fitzgerald (later released as a feature film in 2008). The main character, Benjamin Barton, was born in a 70-year-old man and is aging in the opposite direction; some think that it is inspired by premature aging. Chuck Palahniuk 's 2005 novel "ghost", the main villain is Mr. Whittier, a 13 - year - old premature baby. Whittier cheated a middle - aged married woman and slept with him and told them that he was an 18 - year - old virgin. Benjamin's character in the movie "Benjamin Button's Mysterious Incident" is an attractive but ironic Adarin character. Born in this illness Benjamin was born like an old man, died like a baby, experienced a reversal of the growth cycle. But, if you look closely, is this suggesting the growth of human thought more? As we probably grow our choices are more restricted and our higher acceptance to the reality created by the same thinking tendency. Ironically, this suggests that children are more objective than adults and are more likely to explore more possibilities. Preparing our experience to make the right decision and critical decision also restricts our acceptance of pragmatism

Why birth defects can make you abnormal at birth. It is not always abnormal. In these days and times, many people classify them according to their physical characteristics and tell them what they can and can not achieve in their lives. If you want, the sentences you get will limit your ability to make you believe that you can not get something very likely. In Lisa Genova's "Forgotten Left Hand" and Mark Haddon's "Night Dog Curious Events", it is said that the two heroes not only prove people's mistakes but also that it is impossible to achieve happiness Goal A curious event of "Knight Dog" is a mysterious novel by UK 's writer Markhaddon in 2003. That title quotes Fictitious Detective Sherlock Holmes in Arthur Conan Doyle 's 1892 short story "Silver Fire Adventure". Haddon and The Curious Incident won the Whitbread Book Award and received the Best of Book of the Year, Best First Book Commonwealth Writers Award, and the Guardian Children's Fiction Award. Unusually, it is released in separate versions of adults and children. One person I admire in Mark Haddon's novel "The Dog's Curious Event" is Christopher. Christopher Boone is a 15 year old boy with Asperger's syndrome. Author Mark Hatton praises Christopher because Christopher has a rare disorder, Asperger syndrome, and its relationship with others is very interesting. I am interested in reading books. Christopher suffers from Asperger's syndrome. It throws many doubts and makes him a very respectable figure. Christopher discovered that speaking with other people and interacting with other people is a big challenge. He can not speak at all with a stranger - if he does, he will take a long time to judge whether he should do or not. For example, when Christopher bought a train ticket to London to see his mother, it took 2.5 hours to buy a ticket. Please explain the challenge to characters and individuals in the text. Explain why this task helps to understand roles and individuals

Dr. Jekyll and Hyde, and her wise man I learn from wise men from his own mistakes, but I heard that wise people learn from others' mistakes. In the two strange cases of Dr. Jekyll, Hyde and SHE, two sensible figures have appeared. In Jekyll, it is Utterson's personality, a patient and curious lawyer, and in SHE it is Holly's character, a patient and curious scholar who is patient and curious. Although neither character chooses the fate of this wise men, it is noteworthy to promote him through the environment of fate and curiosity. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde's hearing impaired Mr. Hyde Dr. Jekyll and Dr. Hyde experienced the era of transformation, transcendence, and illegality in the strange case of Dr. Hide. When Dr. Jekyll was Mr. Hyde, Hyde influenced the lives of several characters in Stevenson's story. In the process of imagining Hyde, the reader was shocked by the amazing performance of Hyde in the physical explanation. We think about the appearance and deformed impression of the dwarf that Hyde left to his spectators. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde's strange incident was a Gothic novel that was originally published by Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson in 1886. This work is also known as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde's strange case, or simply Jekyll and Hyde. This is about a strange incident between London's lawyer named Gabriel John Utterson and Evil Edward Hyde who investigated his old friend Dr. Henry Jekyll. The influence of the novel is ... More Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde's strange incident - Mr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde's strange incidents (referred to as Jekyll and Hyde) in homework's third reading are mysterious short fears written by Robert Luis Stephenson. The story is in the UK in Victorian. Through the eyes of Mr. Uterson, a gentle lawyer, it came across a mystery of Henry Jekyll and Edward Hyde. Stevenson skillfully depicts Jekyll, Hyde, Utterson as a complicated and incomprehensible plot. Strange case of Jekyll and Hyde? Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde's strange incident Question: What Stevenson proposed the concept of humanity with the novel "Dr. Jekyll and Hydo's strange incident"? Throughout Stevenson's lifetime, he saw them from two different perspectives. After that, he wrote a split personality novel called "Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" and continued to show his experience. This article will comment ... And Stevenson 's doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' s use of binary concept 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' were written by Robert Louis Stephenson in the 19th century. This was written when the Victorian society had many strong moral values. These values ​​are extremely strict and influence every aspect of the Victorian lifestyle. Rebellion against aggression, fighting, and oral discussion is more common. Hostile acts can even be regarded as evil

After the Sarlock Holmes formation band appeared in the 1830 's, detective novels became popular in the Victorian era. Interest in criminal heroes is accompanied by a corresponding interest in exposing the crime systematically. Public riots are frequent, and Victorian people are very afraid of crime. This means that when a detective story arises, they feel that a fictitious person who will damage each incident will be a perfect detective, We hope that the role of classic detective detective is highly intelligent, intuitive, enthusiastic, curious, deductive and very instinctive person. The name of the detective of the spotted band is Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock Holmes met all the expectations of the character in the detective story and the opera of Gatewoodcaper. The biggest difference is that Op is much weaker in all these respects when compared directly with people like Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock Holmes is probably the best detective ever, and op amps are just ordinary cops turned into detectives There is no more famous detective, novel or reality of Sherlock Holmes created by the service shop Conan Doyle. "Spot adventure" in "Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" is the story of author Sherlock Holmes' favorite of readers. Therefore, many students are assigned the literary analysis of this short story and are exploring chaotic and good and evil themes. Students of all ages explored the conflict between the danger of group thought and reasonable and irrational and moral and immorality and read the classic novel by King of the Fly, William Golding. How the character is a group of young boys trapped in the island and struggling to survive, this is a fable of contemporary society How Arthur Conan Doyle creates a mysterious atmosphere and builds a suspense with a speckle band. His method is typical of all other stories in the Sherlock Holmes adventure. The story "Spot" was created by Arthur Conan Doyle in 1982 and is one of many stories of the Sherlock Holmes series. As we know, Sherlock Holmes is an investigator and as such itself excites the story, these stories are based on research and investigation. It will be based on things like murder cases and incidents,

To discuss how the author produces mystery and tension, see Collins' very strange bed and Conan Doyle spotted band. These short stories are fictitious, written in the middle of the 19th century, but are criminal dramas including a stereotypical image of the villain at the time. These include social refuge like Dr. Roylott and Mr. Faulkner. Many authors are using suspense in the story to stimulate the reader more and want to go to the next page. In Conan Doyle 's "Sir Arthur", Holmes' character Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is a prominent author and has created an extraordinary criminal detective novel by Sherlock Holmes. Conan Doyle was born in Edinburgh on May 22, 1859, and was educated at Stonyhurst University and Edinburgh University. From 1882 to 1890, he worked in the South China Sea. In the study by Scarlet, the first story of 60 detective-specific stories enriched curious readers to be imaginative and made patient like Sir Sherlock Holmes of Sir Arok Conan Doyle. London 's "amateur" detective Baker Street 221 - B combines unusual intelligence and sharp intelligence to unravel a series of confusing mysteries. The purpose of this somewhat ambitious article is to use Marxist literary criticism to understand the literary value of the Sherlock Holmes series. Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes and BBC's Sherlock Research Report compare the original Holmes novel with the BBC TV series Wilkie Collins novel "Moonstone" (1868) is generally considered to be the first detective story in English. "Consult with detectives" From 1980 to 1907, Doyle wrote four novels including Holmes and 56 short stories, but the last incident occurred in 1914. Science fiction of the 1990s, such as "World War" (1898, England invasion of Mars in the late Victorian period, Wells and Frenchman Jules Verne (1828-1905) described as science fiction) The leading character in the development of novel type

I am Sam's fascinating story by Sam Dawson (Sean Penn). This was a spiritually challenged father and raised his daughter Dakota Fanning with the help of a group of wonderful friends. Lucy began to transcend his father intelligently at the age of seven, so their intimacy was threatened when the situation was investigated by social workers who wanted to train Lucy. In the face of a seemingly invincible incident, Sam pledged to fight against the legal system and initially form an unlikely alliance with Rita Harrison (Michelle Pfeiffer), an efficient and self-absorbing lawyer. Your own affair is considered a challenge for a colleague. I am a 2001 American drama film directed by Sam (Stylized I am Sam), Jesse Nelson, starring Sean Penn is father of intellectual disorder, Dakota Fanning is his curious daughter, Michelle · Pfeiffer is his attorney. Dianne Wiest, Loretta Devine, Richard Schiff, and Laura Dern are playing a supporting role. Jess Nielsen and Christine Johnson coauthored the script and visited the nonprofit organization Los Angeles GOA (Senior Opportunities for Senior Life) to investigate the problems faced by adults with mental retardation. Then they played two important actors, Brad Silverman and Joe Rosenberg who played an important role. I am at Sam Sam Samson (Sean Penn). He lives in Santa Monica and works in Starbucks. I can see that he is a mentally disabled person. He looks a bit autistic. Therefore, he has only a simple task. All of a sudden his boss told him he had to leave. Sam crossed the street and got on the bus and finally arrived at the hospital. As a woman gives birth, I found him to be a father, then she does not want to have anything to do with him - obviously it is like a stand for one night. She abandoned him with her baby. With the help of four developmentally disabled friends and his horrible neighbor, Diane Wheast, we saw Sam doing her best to raise a girl, Lucy Diamond Dawson) - Sam is a big fan of the Beatles. At least before he was "accidentally arrested"

I do not know how much time I spent on this paper, how many times I wrote the draft. "Who are you?" This is a question we are often asked, but the answer to this question is the question everyone is trying to solve. It is almost impossible to explain the change in seconds as well as days. If there are too many events occurring in life, our identity may change. However, it is in these events that our strengths are reflected. I am usually a more introverted person, but there was a recent serious incident that I am not afraid of sharing. In the middle of spring, I got a call from home. Phones from families are rare and usually die or die. This is a phone. After returning to Meadow Lake in 6 hours, I got a call from him. A week later, I went home and told the people who faced a funeral that I had not seen in the past two years. Even if it was a funeral, the focus was to celebrate the great, but my past was full of abuse flashes. I broke down at the funeral and experienced two major panic attacks. Neither attack was so helpless, I lost all the features of my excellent athletic ability and I could not control it from head to toe for over an hour. When I thought it was strong I was waving something useless My 100-year-old grandfather Felix is ​​in a bad state, we know that there is not a long way to go, so on the 15th month of this month I fly to Melbourne and basically say good-bye It was. This is also the morning, gay marriage in Australia was legalized eventually, as my plane took off, as the announcement was announced at 10 am, I am very happy. We went to my Nonno sanatoria, and when he was awake he did not talk for most of the time. He certainly knew that we were there, and it was a very consolation. Finally he slept with my uncle Tony until my mother and I decided to take home a few hours and then spent the night with him. Feeling ...... I am sorry for a moment. I love my grandfather, I never saw him in a year, I want to say goodbye to him. But, with my love, I am curious. About who I am, curious about what I am, and about the curiosity I feel. Somehow it is wrong. Perhaps I am a bad person, so it seems to ask me to see my grandfather's body. He was placed in his coffin, and most of his body was covered with races, but his face appeared. This is a coffin shaped coffin with a cross on the lid standing on one side. They look like objects that might have been shot from a vampire movie, but of course this is retrograde. Vampire movies traditionally have images from the Victorian era in preparation for the role of the deceased. And since we are in the UK, things tend to go in a traditional way.

The writer who contrasts with the mini-job comparison of Gothic literature uses plots, characters and scenes to increase tension and atmosphere in the opening chapter of "Vampire Vanni" and "Vampire." "Vampire Vagni" and "Vampires" are the same as the typical Gothic language ("dignified hue", "heavy air") and images are readily available to the readers, so feeling of tension and the chapter in the opening chapter I will create a suspense. I will raise my ominous feelings and anxiety. This is particularly true for contemporary audiences familiar with this type of convention: the old castle is decorated with 'curious sculptures', the musty 'antique room' of 'Vampire Vanni' is dark . Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Hydite "Bizarre case of Jekyll and Hydite" Lanning Robert Lewis · Stevenson "Dr. Jekyll and Dr. Hyde's strange case", author: Robert Lewis · Renee history novel collection Twenson was held in London at the end of the 19th century. This is a past tense Gothic mystery. The narrator speaks to a third party anonymously. Dr. Lanyon (a famous doctor in London, one of the friends of Dr. Jekyll) and Dr. Jekyll each explain the chapters ... Let's make an odd case of Dr. Jekyll and Hyde effective horror story. The most famous Shilling of the Victorian era was a novel "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde's strange case" by Robert Louis Stevenson in 1886. Mr. Uthers who lived in Victorian London investigated the strange relationship between his client, Dr. Henry Jekyll and the magical person Edward Hyde. But when the well respected Dr. Jekyll revealed his experiments, this novel made unexpected changes. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde's strange incident was a Gothic novel that was originally published by Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson in 1886. This work is also known as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde's strange case, or simply Jekyll and Hyde. This is about a strange incident between London's lawyer named Gabriel John Utterson and Evil Edward Hyde who investigated his old friend Dr. Henry Jekyll. The influence of the novel is ... More Strange case of Jekyll and Hyde? Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde's strange incident Question: What Stevenson proposed the concept of humanity with the novel "Dr. Jekyll and Hydo's strange incident"? Throughout Stevenson's lifetime, he saw them from two different perspectives. After that, he wrote a split personality novel called "Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" and continued to show his experience. This article will comment ... And Stevenson 's doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' s use of binary concept 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' were written by Robert Louis Stephenson in the 19th century. This was written when the Victorian society had many strong moral values. These values ​​are extremely strict and influence every aspect of the Victorian lifestyle. Rebellion against aggression, fighting, and oral discussion is more common. Hostile acts can even be regarded as evil

This is one of New England's earliest and most famous books, the first edition published in London following the first edition published in Boston in the same year. Mother is to open magic and aim to support his friends in the government. He elaborated on each incident, and offered valuable records. Earlier versions of this work, especially the Boston version and the current version are very rare. John Dunton calculated "Ex" on the title page, "Bostun" and "Gover Nour" (according to NUC), printing, page break, misspelling. A small quarter of a calf in the 19th century with golden interior denter. Pruning loss of running title characters The United States Copyright Act (Title 17, United States Code) manages copies of copyright or other copyrighted works. Libraries and archives reserve the right to provide copies or other copies under certain conditions established by law. One of these specific conditions is that copying or reproduction must not be used for purposes other than private research, scholarship, or research. If the user requests or uses copy or copy for purposes exceeding "fair use", the user may be liable for copyright infringement. If the performance of the order in the judgment contains a violation of the copyright law, the agency reserves the right to refuse acceptance of the copy order. At some point in September 1692, at the request of Governor Phipps, Cotton Mather said "Invisible World Miracle: 1692 as a defense of the trial as a record of several witch attempts in recent New England The book was published in Boston and London, the date was 1693, but William Stoughton's Secretary of Witness provided a preface.The letter of introduction contained explanations of 5 trials, most of which are trials It is copied directly from the record and is offered to Mather by Stephen Sewall of a friend and court clerk. In "Invisible World Miracle", in his famous Salem Witch test description, Cotton Mather unforgettably calls Carrier "wow witch", he becomes "queen of hell" I was curious. The court ruled that at the same rally they suspected that they were Salem magicians, John Procter and George Vares's leader, the career convicted two prominent male victims Did. On August 19th, career and director, Burroughs and the other two men went to Gallowes Hill - she was the only woman executed that day. In 1688, a woman named Mary Globber was hanged in Boston. A man named Cotton Mather (1663-1728) participated in the incident and in 1689 published a book entitled "Unforgettable Providence Relating to Witches and Properties". Mother was convinced of the reality of magic, so I participated in Salem's activities. Since 1689, he has served as Minister of the Salem Village Church Council. The witch fever began in the village of Salem. (In 1752 its name was changed to Danvers), but it quickly spread to other communities. In 1692, there were about 600 inhabitants in the village of Salem. It is said to be part of the nearby Salem city. Some citizens want to be separated from Salem, others do not. There are intense differences between them

Harlem Renaissance - Black Cultural Revolution James Weldon Johnson once said: "Harlem is indeed a wonderful holy ground for tourists, Happy Seekers, curious, adventurous, adventurous, ambitious and talented characters "(Harlem Renaissance) When people think about Harlem Renaissance, people will think about the explosion of the creativity of the African American talent of the 1920s. It is considered to be mainly literary movement of African American, but the influence of Harlem Renaissance spreads in various forms such as culture, art, dance, music, drama, literature, history, politics. Harlem Renaissance was an era of cultural flowering in the black American culture. This African-American culture started in Harlem, New York State in the 1920s. Renaissance is not limited to Harlem, but Harlem is concentrated in Harlem. It is prosperous from all aspects of American black art, from music to entertainment, literature (A E Television Network, 2009). Middle class was created. However, as black Americans and Caucasians became more "equal", the Supreme Court 's case called Pressure v. Ferguson was in progress. At the end of the incident apartheid's declaration was constitutionally acceptable. As a result of Plessy v. Ferguson incident, the situation of the blacks in the south became more severe. This has enabled millions of black Americans to move to the northern states. This migration has historically been called main migration (Hutchinson, 2012). Why is Harlem Renaissance important? Harlem Renaissance is important as it ignites the occurrence of cultural pride and is seen as a new starting point for African Americans. Black Americans are urged to create works that are rooted in their own culture rather than imitating the American white style. African Americans celebrate their heritage and are encouraged to become "new blacks", authors and art patrons created by Alain LeRoy Locke (1885 - 1954) in 1925. The following quotes from African-American famous historians and writers Nathan Huggins (1927-1989) reflect a change in attitude that helps lay the foundation of the civil rights movement. Langston Hughes and Harlem Renaissance Harlem Renaissance is undoubtedly a cultural and social political movement of African-American culture. The Renaissance has many things for people, but it is best explained as a cultural movement in which high level black art and culture are produced, demanded and recognized. Many African American writers, musicians, poets and leaders can express their creativity in various ways to deal with their social situation. Until We identified 50 important themes related to Harlem Renaissance. AZ Order: Harlem Renaissance artist, Harlem Renaissance artist, Harlem Renaissance actor, Harlem Renaissance costume, Black Nationalism, Books, Harlem Renaissance Harlem Renaissance Grand Migration, Harlem Renaissance Jazz musician, Harlem Renaissance Jazz musician, dancer and dance , Harlem Renaissance New York, Harlem Renaissance poet / poetry / poetry, Harlem Renaissance singer, Harlem Renaissance song, sports, celebrities, fashion, Great Gatsby Leader, Langston Hughes, Harlem Renaissance literature, Harlem Renaissance music, Harlem Renaissance writer, Harlem Renaissance Zoot suit. Harlem Renaissance A-Z.