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Feb 13, 2022 · When the boy asked the narrator to tell him what the caught tarpon looked like again, the narrator realized that the boy was wearing those sunglasses because of his disability, not for the fashion...
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Cherokee Paul McDonald -- “A View from the Bridge”. I was coming up in the little bridge in the Rio Vista neighborhood of Fort Lauderdale, deepening my stride and my breathing to negotiate the slight incline without altering my pace. And then, as I neared the crest, I saw a kid.
The author of the story “A View from the Bridge”, Cherokee Paul McDonald, uses elements such as irony and imagery to describe the joggers change in attitude from abrupt to amiable. McDonald does all of this through his dialogue between the boy and the jogger and throughout the story.
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A View From The Bridge Cherokee Paul Mcdonald Summary. 217 Words1 Page. In “A View from the Bridge” by Cherokee Paul McDonald I believe that the thesis is “As I looked into those sunglasses I knew he probably would. I wished I could be there when it happened.”. The title of the essay directly relates to McDonald’s thesis because even ...
Apr 21, 2024 · The reason why Cherokee Paul McDonald called his essay, “A View from the Bridge” is because, the stranger who was jogging, by the help of the blind child was able to see something different and strange.
