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Maidir leis na saothair phíros eile a ndéarna tú staidéar ortho le líne do chúrsa, agus nár úsáide tú i gceist (a) thuas, roghnaigh saothar amháin diobh á bheadh ceanamh amháín de na foirmeacha seo a leanas i gcéist agat - Leaving Cert Irish - Question (b) - 2011
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Maidir leis na saothair phíros eile a ndéarna tú staidéar ortho le líne do chúrsa, agus nár úsáide tú i gceist (a) thuas, roghnaigh saothar amháin diobh á bheadh cea... show full transcript
Worked Solution & Example Answer:Maidir leis na saothair phíros eile a ndéarna tú staidéar ortho le líne do chúrsa, agus nár úsáide tú i gceist (a) thuas, roghnaigh saothar amháin diobh á bheadh ceanamh amháín de na foirmeacha seo a leanas i gcéist agat - Leaving Cert Irish - Question (b) - 2011
Step 1
Cuntas gairdín ar a bhfuil i gceann amháín de na saothair eile nár úsáide tú
Answer
In this question, we are to consider a piece of literature that was not previously discussed. We can examine a work like James Joyce's 'Dubliners'. In 'The Sisters', themes of guilt and ambiguity are palpable. The story portrays the complexities of relationships and moral dilemmas through the lens of childhood innocence corrupted by adult realities. The narrative technique, characterized by free indirect discourse, allows a glimpse into the protagonist's troubled psyche. This focus on interiority reveals not just the facts of the story, but the fraught emotions and societal expectations that entwine the characters.
Step 2
Cuntas gairdín ar dhá phearsa (carachtair) ann, pearsanna (carachtair) amháín a thaitin leat agus pearsanna (carachtair) amháín nach thaitin
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When considering characters from 'Dubliners', I found the character of Gabriel Conroy from 'The Dead' particularly captivating. Gabriel represents the struggle between ambition and the search for personal connection. He is complex as he navigates social expectations but ultimately realizes his emotional estrangement.
In contrast, a character like Mr. Fogarty from 'The Sisters' did not resonate with me. He embodies rigidity and a failure to understand the protagonists' emotional turmoil, making him appear unsympathetic and distant. This contrast highlights the diverse ways that characters can evoke empathy or disdain, depending on their development and the themes they represent.