Literature

Literature

 

Please answer the 2 short answer questions on some short stories in 2 seprate paragraphs. Only use the stories as a source. no outside sources.

Short answer question 1
Dynamic Character: A character who undergoes some fundamental change over the course of a story, poem, or play. The change must pertain to the character’s personality (not material conditions).

Static Character: A character who does not change over the course of a story, poem, or play.

Choose one of the protagonists from the list below. Argue whether—based upon his specific thoughts and actions—the protagonist should be considered static or dynamic. Use textual examples (quotations or paraphrases) to support your claims.

short stories
• The narrator from Baldwin’s “Sonny’s Blues”
• Willy Loman from Miller’s Death of a Salesman
• The speaker (Coleridge) from Coleridge’s “Dejection: An Ode”

Short answer question 2
Unreliable Narrator: A narrator whose point of view clearly distorts the story he or she is relating.

Many of the texts we’ve read in the second part of this quarter feature first-person narrators. Choose one of the first-person narrators from the list below and argue whether—based on the above definition—this narrator can be considered reliable or not. Be specific in how/why you’ve drawn your conclusion, and use textual examples (quotations or paraphrases) to support your claims.

Short stories
• The narrator from Eliot’s “Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock”
• Sammy from Updike’s “A&P”
• The narrator from Joyce’s “Araby”
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