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Writing and Speaking
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188 Stage Hero's Journey (Monomyth): Significance of Atonement
The atonement with the father is a confrontation with the inner challenge. It is the confrontation with that that has been the limiting factor and often involves (the replacement of) a father figure. In Shawshank Redemption (1987), Andy walks out of the warden's office wearing his shoes. Everything is symbolic.
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188 Stage Hero's Journey (Monomyth)- Hero's Journey- Various Suspects
Explicit scenes further establish potential suspects. The link between the detective hero and the deceased is developed, thus further establishing that the hero could have been the murderer. [If the hero was sexually linked to the deceased's wife, this is developed. She suspects him; her actions enhance his cynicism about her and women in general]. In The Maltese Falcon (1939), Miles’ wife visits.
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Do You Really Think You Understand the Debate - Argue the Other Side
Many people claim to be excellent debaters and they know their information very well, however they know it from a limited skew and their own personal perception. If one really wants to debate a topic then one should be able to also debate it from the opponent's point of view; or the exact opposite or even a third or fourth perspective. Think of the last time you were in a political or verbal debate and ask yourself do you understand the other party's concerns and perceptions well enough to argue their point for them.
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Questions to Ask a Potential Publisher
Ask any author of the happiest professional moment in his/her life, and the answer may be the day he/she was able to hold book in hand and proclaim to the world that he/she is published. Indeed, there is no greater feeling than to thumb through pages of prose, poetry, or non-fiction you have written, published in a book anybody can buy and enjoy. Arguably this can be rated as the happiest moment in any author's career, but there is something to be said for the moment when the author first hears he/she is going to be published.
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Why That Book How Do Readers Decide To Try A New Author
When browsing through the stacks of novels at the local bookstore, how does a customer choose a new author? Marketing research firms spend thousands of dollars trying to determine consumer behavior and ways to manipulate that behavior.
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