Jeg vil også gerne analysere the style of writing i linje 170-183. The oversættelse - Jeg vil også gerne analysere the style of writing i linje 170-183. The Engelsk Sådan siger

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Jeg vil også gerne analysere the style of writing i linje 170-183. The style in this short segment is the Narrative style because the narrator tells and decribes what he does and sees. In line 170 er der en dialog mellem fortælleren og ekspedienten hvilket er en af de mest vigtigt ting man bruger når man skriver en fiktiv historie, hvilket denne historie er. Tonen er heller ikke den bedste da det virker som om folk ikke vil have han skal være der, og han heller ikke må købe noget slik, så det sender et sinalg om at han ikke er velkommen mere da farvede har fået nok da deres idol Martin Luther King var dræbt af en hvid mand. Men alt i alt prøver forfatteren at prove that black peapole wasent treated right back then, men også at forældre havde opdaget deres børn til at hade farvede mennesker hvilket har været med til at de sorte har haft dårligere forhold, så derfor kan jeg godt forstå hvorfor de sorte inde i biografen ikke vil have at fortælleren ikke skal være i deres biograf når de ikke må være i hans.
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I also want to analyze the style of writing in lines 170-183. The style in this short segment is the Narrative style fordi narrator tells and decribes what he does and sees. In line 170 there is a dialogue between the narrator and the clerk which is one of the most important things you use when writing a fictional story, what this story is. The tone is also not the best when it seems like people do not want him to be there, and he does not buy some candy, so it sends a sinalg that he is not welcome more then colored've had enough when their idol Martin Luther King was killed by a white man. But all in all samples the writer to try att black peapole wasent treated right back then,
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I would also like to analyze the style of writing in line 170-183. The style in this short segment is the Narrative style because the narrator tells and decribes what he does and sees. In Line 170 There is a dialogue between the narrator and the clerk which is one of the most important things one uses when writing a fictional story, which this story is. The tone is also not the best since it seems that people don't want him to be there, nor must he buy any candy, so it sends a sinalg that he is not welcome anymore since colored has had enough when their idol Martin Luther King was killed by a white Man. But all in all, the author tries to prove that black working wasent treated right back then, but also that parents had discovered their children to hate colored People, which has helped the Blacks have had worse conditions, so I can understand why The blacks inside the cinema do not want the storyteller not to be in their cinema when they must not be in his.
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I would also like to analyse the style of writing in line 170-183. The style in this short segment is the Narrative style because the narrator tells and decribes what he does and sees. In line 170 there is a dialogue between the narrator and the dispatcher which is one of the most important things you use when you write a fictional story, which is this story. The tone isn't the best either because it seems like people don't want him to be there, and he's not allowed to buy any candy either, so it sends a signal that he's not welcome anymore because colored people have had enough when their idol Martin Luther King was killed by a white man. But all in all, the writer is trying to prove that black peapole wasent treated right back then, but also that parents had discovered their children to hate colored people which has helped the blacks have had worse relationships, So that's why I can understand why the black people inside the theater don't want the narrator to be in their theater when they can't be in his.<br>
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