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'Guerrillas' and 'A Bend in the River' are two well written pieces of literature written by the same author, V.S. Naipaul. Both novels blend together a good mix of characters and themes accompanied by the setting. Both novels are highly advanced pieces of literature that would be for more advanced readers. These two novels are extremely similar in a variety of ways due to the plot and storyline, but don't be fooled, these two novels are different and hold a sense of originality. Between these two complex pieces of literature, a sense of connection is experienced.

V.S. Naipaul is a very complicated writer that loves to overload his writings with a tremendous amount of meaning. However, he tends to overload a small observation with too much meaning, making small things seem bigger than they seem and at times causing confusion. 'Guerrillas' was the better one of the two novels, using more literary devices. Although one had more literary devices, both novels had very similar writing styles.

This is logical fact because both novels were written by the same author. Both novels' point of view is in the first-person narration and the use of thoughts throughout the novels is strongly evident. 'Guerrillas' is written in the po

The leader and the community have a central conflict, which begins excessive violence and dramatic period. In 'Guerrillas', the killing of a guerrilla up rises the community to fight against the government and in 'A Bend in the River', the killing of a youth guard stirred up trouble. Violence in both novels begins with a single death related incident, where a sense of connection is experienced in a violent, though tragic manner.

Both novels even follow the conventions and archetypes of tragedies according to Frye. Both pieces of literature begins like a tragedy, with the introduction of characters and situation and slowly progresses to the overall outcome at the conclusion. Then the novels end with the death of a character and a rational reaction by the characters to the death at hand. This can not be related to a Shakespearean Tragedy, but it is related to general tragedies, modern day tragedies.

The protagonists, Jane and Salim are two complicated characters. Although the similar, they do have significant differences. Jane is a more negative type person while Salim is positive. Both characters are thoughtful but Jane is only caring when she is in the mood or she concerned by the situation. Both protagonists are rather quiet people who keep to themselves but numerous opinions are their friends and others. Their opinions are only voiced when they feel is needed. Even though one is female and the other is male, both characters hold a sense of similarity that is beyond the exterior, but in their personalities and way of thinking.

int of view of Jane and 'A Bend in the River' is written in the point of view of Salim. Both novels are written in the point of views of people who are careful of what they do and say. Both protagonists' loves to view things on different perspectives. This allows the author to display a wide range of thoughts and feelings for each protagonist.

Together with the characters and themes, a sense of connection is experienced with the literary devices. This can be expected because both novels are written by the same author and Naipaul loves to incorporate foreshadowing. In 'Guerrillas', foreshadowing is used heavily. As said before, Naipaul o

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