My reaction to the short story “Light is Like Water” can best be described as confused and enlightened. Ironically, I feel a little baffled about the comparison of light and water, but at the same time I understand the reality of the story. I really enjoy the actuality of the spoiled brothers, who turn their small home into a navigable ocean, without the consent of their parents. This realism of ‘magical realism’ can be easy to understand, however, the magical part of it can make it seem dreadfully tricky. I think that in order to fully understand and appreciate “Light is Like Water”, one must read the passage, study magical realism and then read the story for a second time.
Can someone identify the passive verbs in this paragraph?
Are there any grammatical mistakes?
Any other suggestions?
2006-10-09
08:30:21
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