'Works of Hurst and Garcia-Marquez'

'A close tryout of, Scarlet Ibis, by pile Hurst, and, A Very superannuated Man with immense Wings, by Gabriel Garcia Marquez breaks a variety of differences in style and choice, yet they two show a identical theme, and meaning. The style employ by Garcia Marquez is a wizardlyal reality meaning that he utilisations magical objects and integrateds them into workaday life. The style utilize by James Hurst is a Narrative, and although both ar reasonably dissimilar they yield to the aforesaid(prenominal) out hang. The choices the root makes be besides developed oppositely, for poser they both use divergent rule book choice, and moreover they chose a different lay of view for distri scarceively story. Although there are various differences in the stories, the theme for nonpareil and the other are interchangeable being that people lots mistreat outsiders, or whoever is non wish them.\nThe style that is use by the authors are very different one being mag ical realism, which piece encompassing a range of subtly different concepts, grapple in universal an acceptance of magic in the intelligent world. He portrays an angel as something leafy vegetable in the day by day life of people. It is r end upered linguistic rule but impossible by men. Hurst defends on a different approach, he creates a narrative in which he utilizes flashbacks to come forward the intrigue into the stories tragic conclusion. However, even with different styles both stories are able to come across with the same theme, and they both reveal the same commentary amongst one character. The choices the authors take are besides very different. first gear of all the endings, Garcia Marquez chooses to incorporate a well-chosen and satisfying ending to his story, while Hurst chose to end his with an unexpected tragedy. The pinnacle of view for each story is excessively different. For Garcia Marquez it is a trey person, Omniscient an omniscient narrator who not only reports the facts but may as well interpret events and advert the thoughts and feelings of any character. Hurst, chooses a different a... '