Euphemism In The Dead

in the prose by James Joyce's "The Dead," he shows the congressional progression of Gabriel's character by the use of imagery and euphemism throughout the extent of the prose's excerpt. in the dead, the author's uses of euphemism and imagery allow to uncover the true potency of Gabriel; therefore, giving deep insight in the eyes and mindset. the fact that Gabriel does not use real feelings, but more passive ones. in addition, the imagery shows his passion towards the Aunt. the author's use of euphemism in, "He would cast about his mind for some words that might, console her, and find only lame and useless ones." he portrays a simpler and more passive tone that assists in showing the humanity and apathetic nature that Gabriel has towards the