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…has no source within the scene) put together in an effort to convey the mood of the scenes (Bordwell et al, 1997:330). In the press conference scene, Elvis Costello's 'She' surrounds the atmosphere as William and Anna exchange gaze of happiness soon after…

…the forces of order and disorder are in balance. This aspect of narrative structure is present in Notting Hill as it ends with almost the same equilibrium as the beginning: the chemistry begins to spark when Anna entered William's bookstore to get herself a travel…

…with a Pet Dog” told from Anna’s point of view in the 1970’s in Nantucket. However, Oates’ modernization makes the story ‘lose a lot in translation’. The modernized version lacks the romance and appeal that Checkov’s version possesses and doesn’t have the same…

…by the remainder of the Romanovs in Europe. The family had also heard of a woman who called herself Anna Anderson and claimed to be the youngest daughter of Czar Nicholas II. They were skeptical of Anna from the beginning because she was a patient in an insane institute…

…writes “The Lady With the Pet Dog” in third person, mainly focusing on the character Dmitry Gurov and his thoughts regarding his romantic liaison with Anna Sergeyevna. Chekhov sets in the readers mind the nonchalant, arrogant attitude Dmitry feels towards…

…what happened to her. They thought she may be alive, and many people thought they found her at some points. However it turns out there have been many “ Anastasias,” but Anna Anderson was the most believed. Grand Duchess Anastasia Nicholaevana was born…

…that drown themselves out. Duffy twice considers himself an "outcast from life's feast" (117). He then sees a train, the vehicle that marked their last meeting and her death, a clichéd symbol ever since Anna Karenina of life's inexorable fate and romantic doom…

…affairs. He sees ‘the lady with the dog’ and becomes intrigued by her. He decides to try and pursue something with her. He meets her in a restaurant and finds out that her name is Anna Sergeyevna. Anna is married but not happy in her marriage. She married…

…a young married woman, Anna Sergeyevna, while on vacation in Yalta at the beginning of the century. They drift into an affair that turns into true love, yet the conventions of society and the couple’s need to feel respectable force them to return to their old…

…. "Armed with Only a Neutral Lipstick", by Anna Quindlen, gives the reader a clear description about a too-common situation in airports. As Anna Quindlen was going through the check areas, she had conflicts with the security. In this article, Anna Quindlen…