Character Analysis Of Rita Hayworths Shawshanks Redemption

TABLE OF CONTENTS PERSONAL RESPONSE: SUPPORTED OPINION PARAGRAPH 2 SOP: WOULD YOU RECOMMEND THIS BOOK TO A FRIEND? LITERACY ANALYSIS: SETTING 3 PARAGRAPH 1 PARAGRAPH 2 LITERACY ANALYSIS: POINT OF VIEW 4 PARAGRAPH 1 PARAGRAPH 2 PERSONAL RESPONSE || SOP I would strongly recommend Rita Hayworth and Shawshanks Redemption, a novella written by Stephen King to a friend because of it’s incredibly entertaining components, excitingly surprising twists and wonderfully deliberate character developments. Firstly, the book was stimulatingly entertaining to read because of the setting being in a prison likewise the focus is about a banker, Andy Dufresne, who is convicted of a crime he didn’t commit: murdering her wife and her lover.†¦show more content†¦In conclusion, I would strongly recommend reading Rita Hayworth and Shawshanks Redemption, a novella written by Stephen King to a friend due to it’s stimulatingly entertaining, exactingly surprising twist and outstanding character development. LITERACY ANALYSIS: SETTING || PARAGRAPH ONE An important factor at Shawshank prison that would have altered the story of Rita Hayworth and Shawshanks Redemption, a novella written by Stephen King, if it had occurred in a different setting, meaning another prison would have been the large courtyard that contributed towards the book’s ending. First and foremost, the courtyard where Red does his special trading of contraband items was larger than any prison in the country, as aforementioned in the book, â€Å"Our yard is big, much bigger than most. It’s a perfect square, ninety yards on a side.† Red, Rita Hayworth and Shawshank’s Redemption, chapter 2 First contact/ the sisters, page 27. Accordingly, it was easy for him to trade, as there was sufficient room for him to deal and get out safely. Arguably, if the book were set in a different prison, Red undoubtedly would not have had the job he had at Shawshank. Conversely, Andy wouldn’t have approached Red for a rock hammer, dozens of rock blanket s and/or the countless sizable pin-up queen posters. Furthermore, were