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LITERARY EXPRESSION
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" A LETTER TO TESSA GRAY" [INFERNAL DEVICES]
BY PRISHA, [ECONOMICS HONOURS , SECOND YEAR] [ DESIGNED AND EDITED BY MEHAK KOUNDAL ] ...
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"A Ghost of What Once Was"
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A LETTER TO WINSTON SMITH [The Last Free Man in Oceania]
"What if loving someone were a crime, and remembering the truth could cost your life?
In Orwell’s 1984, Winston Smith dares to do both. He clutches his diary like a torch in the storm, whispering the forbidden: two plus two is four. The Party may twist memories and call lies truth, but rebellion is not always loud. Sometimes it is simply refusing to let your soul be rewritten.”
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On the art of Romantic Subplots!
Grand gestures are beautiful, but the quiet moments, a protective glance, a fleeting touch, are what make a love story unforgettable. Romance subplots give us sparks instead of infernos, illuminating characters without consuming them. And sometimes, those sparks are all it takes to set our hearts alight.
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Percy Jackson: When the Lightning Thief Lost Its Spark
The Lightning Thief on screen dazzled with effects but faltered on heart. By aging up Percy and reshaping the story, it lost the innocence, wit, and voice that made millions of readers proudly call themselves half-bloods.
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A review of Kawakami's Heaven
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La Belle et la Bête
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What if your favourite character could walk into your life?
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A Review of I Am Malala: The Story of the Girl Who Stood Up for Education and was Shot by the Taliban
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Tuesdays that changed me
he said, “death ends a life, not a relationship,”
and I keep thinking about that,
how love doesn’t leave when people do.
it lingers, quietly,
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A LETTER TO TORU WATANABE
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