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  • (1896) How We Outwitted Napolean

    (1896) How We Outwitted Napolean

    Chess is a central theme, symbolizing strategy and intellect. The game serves as a metaphor for the protagonist’s strategic maneuvers against Napoleon. The protagonist uses chess to outwit opponents in during critical moments, similar to his tactics against Napoleon which reflects his patience and cunning nature. Summary by Kalpana using AI

  • (1893) A Game of Chess – From the French

    (1893) A Game of Chess – From the French

    Chess in the story is a multifaceted symbol that enhances the narrative by intertwining personal conflict with broader societal themes, illustrating the complexities of human existence and the interplay of power and fate. The interactions during the chess game reveal character traits and relationships. -Summary by Kalpana B using AI

  • (1882) Checkmate in Ten Moves

    (1882) Checkmate in Ten Moves

    In “Checkmate in Ten Moves,” chess serves as a central metaphor and a narrative device that reflects the strategic thinking and complexities of life. The game symbolizes the challenges and decisions faced by the characters, particularly in the context of conflict and personal stakes. -Summary by Kalpana Bangad using AI

  • (1932) Chess Problems

    (1932) Chess Problems

    This short story presents a narrative that blends the themes of chess and crime, focusing on the interactions between Anthony Quick, a detective, and Sam Wilton, a burglar with a talent for chess effectively intertwining the intellectual challenge of chess with the suspense of a detective story. -Summary using AI