Summary Of Ambiguity In Short Stories By Raymond Carver
We all know that both short stories by Raymond Carver uses ambiguity throughout his story. He presents the stories in symbolism and literary device. The way he communicates with readers in ‘I could see the smallest things’ and ‘little things’ are ambiguous symbols that glue and bring the story together into one piece like a puzzle joining together. The title of each story is also ambiguous, ‘Are little things picture? or a baby?’, ‘What are the smallest things? Why?’, a title of both stories are ambiguous, it can mean anything.
The writer uses pathetic fallacy in the opening paragraph in Little things to set up the mood in the story. It describes the weather that day both inside and outside the house. For instance, ‘Early that day the weather
The writer uses pathetic fallacy in the opening paragraph in Little things to set up the mood in the story. It describes the weather that day both inside and outside the house. For instance, ‘Early that day the weather