Kendall Bartell, M.A.
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I have taught in both the public and private school setting. I have teaching credentials in both California and Ohio in multiple subjects. Studied Literature, Philosophy and Theology in Grad School. I love teaching and coaching. My wife and son are what makes me smile most. Can't wait to visit Alabama this Spring Break. Favorite quote from literature. "The audience knows what to expect and that is all they are prepared to believe." Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
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Answered a Question in The Catcher in the Rye
Well, an overall ironic element is Holden's desire to preserve the innocence of the young. Yet while he goes about trying to accomplish this, he cannot help bringing corrupting influences into... -
Answered a Question in The Great Gatsby
To piggyback on that excellent answer, I would like to add the following. "Her voice is full of money" is absurd as a definition, but provocative as a meta-physical description. For Nick, this... -
Answered a Question in Death of a Salesman
Biff tells Hap that he has come to the conclusion that the Lomans never tell a word of truth in that house. The house itself is built on lies as all the improvements to its structure were stolen... -
Answered a Question in The Devil and Tom Walker
"They lived in a forlorn-looking house that stood alone and had an air of starvation. A few straggling savin-trees, emblems of sterility, grew near it; no smoke ever curled from its chimney; no... -
Answered a Question in Death of a Salesman
One of the metaphorical deaths in the play is the death of the image Biff has of his father. He believes his father to be all powerful and infinitely strong. He travels to Boston to plead with his...
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