voice tape - 897 Words

There are many wonderful stories created but the two stories I like best are â€Å"The Necklace† and â€Å"Voice Tape.† I like this two because it can happen in reality and it can move every people’s heart in some ways. Moreover, both of the stories give a moral lesson on how to handle our life positively and how we must face and overcome every problem we encounter. These two stories also give significant to our responsibilities in life and we must not just rely on other people even it is our family member. The story of â€Å"The Necklace† happened in Mr. and Mrs. Loisel’s house, Mrs.Forester’s house, a night at the party and a shop in the Plais Royal. In this story, I think Mathilde is the one narrating the story†¦show more content†¦In this story, the conflict is whether the taxi driver look for the owner of the tape and return it, or he will just pay no mind to it and let it be. The story of â€Å"The Necklace† is revolving around Mathilde, she was ambitious and never been contended in their status in society. One day, they were invited in the party by the Minister of Education, so she asked her husband to give her some money to buy new dress and because they don’t have some money to buy jewelries, she just borrow the diamond necklace of Mrs.Forester. But after the party, when they got home Mathilde notice that the necklace was lost, so they need to work hard to be able to buy the replacement of the diamond necklace that worth 36,000 francs. Then one day Mathilde saw Mrs.Forester and told how her look changed a lot. Mathilde said the truth to Mrs.forester that it was because of her that they were working all days and nights for 10 years just to pay all the debts, because they borrowed money just to bought a replacement of the diamond necklace and give it back to her but Mrs.Forester didn’t notice it at all and told Mathilde that her mine was false and it just worth 500 francs. This story basically wants to tell us that in life we must have contentment and satisfaction because wanting more might lead to hard times that you didn’t expect to happen. While in â€Å"Voice Tape† it was all about the taxi driver who found aShow MoreRelatedThe Hour Long Drive Back1342 Words   |  6 PagesHolland’s wealth, but Fuller’s going to get the IRS involved so it may prove vital.† â€Å"And?† There was an edge to Tom’s voice, a hopeful expectation the information he was about to hear wouldn’t be as bad as what he had conjured up in his mind. But Booker knew he was about to burst that bubble, and with a reluctant sigh, he divulged the truth. â€Å"We found hundreds of video tapes, all labeled with names and dates. We also found reels of 8mm film, dating back to the nineteen-fifties.† Horrified, TomRead MoreThe Use of Literary Devices, Imagery, and Tone in Krapp’s Last Tape996 Words   |  4 PagesThe Imagery Tone of a Play: The Use of Literary Devices Imagery Tone in Krapp’s Last Tape In the play Krapp’s Last Tape, there is one protagonist who is described as sitting at a small table, listening to tapes. Krapp is an impaired and â€Å"broken-down† elderly man who spends his time listening to his younger voice on tapes. He is egotistical and subjective towards his younger self and critiques the way he acted in a certain place or time. He is lonely, but okay with it as he would ratherRead MoreA Tridimensional Survey of Wilfredo Pa. Virtusio’s Voice Tape (Moral-Philosophical, Formal and Feminism)2547 Words   |  11 PagesTeachers College School of Advanced Studies Master of Arts in Education in English LITERARY THEORY AND CRITICISM Mr. Allen Dave B. Arboleda Professor A TRIDIMENSIONAL SURVEY OF WILFREDO PA. VIRTUSIO’S VOICE TAPE (Moral-Philosophical, Formal and Feminism) ARMA B. CANTRE INTRODUCTION Voice Tape is a prize winning short story of Filipino author, Wilfredo Pa. Virtusio. It is found in the book, Bilanggo At Iba Pang Akda published in 1992 with an introduction by no less than 2006 National Artist ofRead MoreVideo Audio And Audio Cassette Tapes889 Words   |  4 PagesAn audio cassette also known as music cassette (MC) uses a magnetic tape technology to record/play audio. Audio cassettes comes in two forms, either pre-recorded or empty and blank. The word cassette is a French word, which itself means a little box, rectangular in shape. In order to listen to the music stored in these audio cassettes, one has to buy a Walkman or cassette player. It is usually portable as it can easily fit into a pocket which allows people to carry their favourite music around withRead MoreA Brief History of Music technology and Its Effect on Popular Music1998 Words   |  8 Pages(Richard Ingo, 2005).† What was listen by the audience is no longer the original music and the natu ral resonance of the human voice was diminished as well as the hall resonance and the song can now be recorded and replayed anywhere. â€Å".. [The effect of microphone] is mostly pronounced in popular music†¦ not only it’s the entire sound electronically amplified, but each singing voice as well. An audience constantly exposed to this effect develops different listening expectation. In the end, unamplified performanceRead MoreEssay on Chraibi, Driss. Heirs to the Past1314 Words   |  6 PagesChraibi, Driss. Heirs to the Past Reactions to Hearing Haj Ferdi’s Voice during the Reading of the Will In Heirs to the Past, Haj Ferdi, or the Seigneur, was the central figure in his community. Not only the patriarch to his family, but is in a position where most of the people in the surrounding town look up to him not only as a role model, but also out of necessity for life. â€Å"My mother emptied the food into a bowl and told one of my nephews to go and distribute it to the poor. He hadRead MoreWhat Makes A Beautiful Machine1076 Words   |  5 Pagesof emotions to take a whole new dimensional path leading to the creation of music videos and music. Humans virtually gather to listen and watch the music and dance moves. None of the music videos or films could be produced without cameras and video tape recorders. These devices allow humans to capture the present and let the viewers of the future see the past. Cameras take pictures of the moment. Looking back at a picture can bring back a thousand pieces of a memory rushing through the mind to paintRead MoreGovernmental Regulation And â€Å"Red Tape† Is Often The Target1506 Words   |  7 Pages Governmental regulation and â€Å"red tape† is often the target of the people who see an ineffective government and a bloated public administration. Red tape is the complex process which administrators much go through to solve a problem or conduct normal business. Regulations are additional requirements for businesses and the people which may have the potential to harm the economy. Red tape and regulations are the problem with this nations bureaucracy. To demonstrate this problem, two models of bureaucraticRead MoreEssay on Creative Writing: De adly Justice672 Words   |  3 Pages His face twisted into a deadly smile. â€Å"Tonight I’m going to save you.† For the next two hours, she suffered tortures no woman should endure. Her body cried out in protest. Her voice silent, stopped by the duct tape on her mouth. Finally his work was done. She had paid her sins with her blood. He removed the duct tape from her mouth, wrists and ankles. Lovingly he replaced her clothes. She was now pure she was a child of God. The rope was standard sold in any hardware store. The concrete blockRead MoreExplain Briefly the Physiological Process of Hearing in Humans. Which Factors Affect Our Hearing in Terms of Perception of Loudness and Pitch, and What Part Does Psychoacoustics Play in Our Perception of Sound? Then,1939 Words   |  8 Pagesany human being, as it follows: Outer ear As a sound reaches the ear, this gets directed into the ear canal by the pinna, a funnel-like structure. The ear canal increases the sound pressure within the range of frequencies corresponding to the human voice, then the tympanic membrane, or eardrum, a boundary between outer and middle ear located at the end of the canal, reacts to the sound and starts to vibrate sympathetically. Middle ear The tympanic membranes vibrations set in motion the middle ears