Stories of Minorities

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This essay discusses three short stories, which are "Canadian Experience" by A. Clarke, "How are You?" by M. Mallet and "Sophie" by E. Carr. The author explains who or what is responsible for the things that happen to the three main characters in the stories. The paper relates that two stories are about immigrants and the third story is about a native Canadian, people who are minorities and vulnerable.

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"This essay looks at three characters from three different stories and examines who or what is responsible for what happens to each of them. The essay also shows to what extent what happens to the three of them and who/what is responsible is similar and to what extent it is different for each of the three. The stories chosen for the essay are: "Canadian Experience" written by Austin Clarke, "How are you?" written by Marilu Mallet and "Sophie" by Emily Carr. The main characters in all of the three stories have one thing in common: they are `minorities', at least in one sense."

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