The story of Summer

The summer story David Updike told is an idyllic age of life, responsibility is the last sentence remaining in everyone's heart. However, as with all human relations, responsibility is always present in life and is always a necessary aspect. What will happen if the leading character Homer loses some personal responsibility consciousness to maintain self-control? Homer 's behavior made him foolish inside and outside more and more. In addition, how Homer regains its reason and sense of responsibility.

Summer story = Happy account or story. The story of winter in the furnace is well known, but the story of the summer seems to be the invention of Shakespeare. In the two sonnets in summer and winter, April and December, warmth and freezing, happiness and sorrow are quite contrasting. Inevitably, this finds an echo in other Shakespeare works like The Passionate Pilgrim. Sonnet 104 is the only person who uses numbers as nouns. Your (darling) appearance. However, here, it seems that the subsequent line confirms the drawing, outline, sketch, or overall image. It is clear that the ideal form of Plato's new concept and its copy are mentioned. Individual roses and lilies are simply ideal original copies, they are extracted from the original pattern and are perfect in every respect.

In the story "Shirley · Jackson's Lottery", we were introduced to the unnamed New England town. At the beginning of the story, I took a picture of the summer. For most people, the beginning of the summer is the sweet floral fragrance brought about by the regular forecast period, planting the garden, going out of school, and breezy. In short stories "lottery" we welcome readers in the form of images. - The short story introduced in this article is Shirley Jackson 's lottery. It first appeared in New Yorker on June 26, 1948. It is one of the most famous short stories in the history of American literature. This article is a summary of the story from my point of view. The lottery is a fictitious piece showing rebellion and integration, suggesting that the lottery is part of the ceremony. The author was born in 1919

Edgar Allen Poe has developed 10 principles for short stories. In Ray Bradbury's "Daily Summer Story", these principles penetrate the story. The story is about a young girl living in the earth society of Venus. Venus spends the summer time every seven years and the young girl Margo is robbed of it because the other children of the story confine her in the closet and keeping her away from it. There are at least five Pau's principles in this story. A short story may only affect the reader. For example, a reader can not stay between happiness and sorrow at the end of a short story. During the summer of that day, Margo was trapped in the closet, and since she first came to Venus she was unable to experience the sunshine she adored.