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By confronting him she manages to show that the love is unrequited: ‘’ I was not afraid of the monster anymore. I painted pictures in my mind of all the cruel things I wanted to do to it’’(155). By showing the reader her thought process, Murakami manages to make it easier to understand what is going on in the narrator’s life.  When the monster crawled out of his hole to the narrator, he told her, ‘’ Don’t you see I have come here to propose to you… I love you so much, I could not stand it anymore down deep down deep’’( Murakami 154 ). This portrays an element of observational love seen through a dialogue between characters. Murakami makes the reader feel like they are the ones being observed by putting them in the shoes of the narrator, adding a different perspective to observational love. After being proposed to, the narrator started saying countless horrific things about the monster, which caused him to get upset. Personalized a veteran and his commander in chief live here Realizing that the monster began to grow weak, she decided to kill him with the use of her thoughts. This shows unrequited love because the monster is actually a symbol for her husband that does not give her enough love.

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Helping us draw conclusions to her not getting enough attention from her husband and seeking for it somewhere A girl of 14 years, a girl of dreams, a girl of goals, that’s who I am. I’m a person that believes that dreams and goals are what we live for, facing obstructions and handling them are suspension of live, and what we love is the fuel that keeps us moving toward our dreams. Personalized a veteran and his commander in chief live here For me life is like a path a long one. A path that has splinters and nails, a path that sometimes is so dark that u don’t know where you’re heading to, but at the end of that path there’s a light the light that we’re all heading to. At that path you meet people on your way; some may leave remarkable things and touches on you, others may leave scares. Along that long path of mine, I’ve faced tigers and lions, wholes and logs, but I never gave up I kept on standing after…show more content… I don’t just want to be a normal surgeon that has a daily routine; I want to be a person that changed something in the world, a person that invented a new thing on Earth a device, surgery, medicine, or perhaps even just a formula. Simply I want to be one of a kind, because I know there is something different in me something unique something that makes me different from others. That’s only one of my dreams, but that’s the biggest one. That goal is what I’m looking forward to accomplish through my studies. Let’s now look to my passion which is writing.

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Writing is something I really enjoy, I can sit write and write for hours without even getting tired a bit. A pen that describes and gets out of you everything you feel about something and just puts it on a paper that’s writing for me. It’s something that gets out of you creativity, gets out of you beautiful things that you might not even know that it’s there. Although writing is my passion its also one of my hobbies, other hobbies include horseback riding, drawing, and last but not least reading. Horses are animals that I admire since I was young, and I love riding them. One of the things I like most about horses is the sound their feet make while they run. Personalized a veteran and his commander in chief live here  That sound, oh it’s the sound of power; the sound of running toward dreams, that sound The University of Chicago Press, Chicago 60637 © 1974 by Oxford University Press, Inc. All rights reserved. English translation. Originally published 1974 Note on Translation © 1991 by the University of Chicago University of Chicago Press edition 1991 Printed in the United States of America 09 08 07 6 7 8 9 10 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Metz, Christian. [Essais sur la signification au cinéma. English] Film language: a semiotics of the cinema / Christian Metz: translated by Michael Taylor. p. cm. Translation of: Essais.

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