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    In this short story‚ “Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe‚ the author used setting‚ characterization‚ and plot to create suspense. Well‚ the setting is an essential part of a horror story or even in any story. Plot is a really critical element of the story‚ we care about what happens next which is called suspense. Characterization is like what character is like‚ what he/she does etc. In “Tell-Tale Heart”‚ Poe uses setting to build suspense in the story. His story takes place in the old man’s

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    theme. In these two stories characterization is used to convey the topic. Characterization is a process by which we are given an in-depth look at the character through the authors details relating to personality and appearance. Symbolism is also used to in both the stories to convey the topic. Symbolism is when a image is associated with something else. The theme of people trying to improve themselves is better demonstrated in "The Cage"‚ through the use of characterization and symbolism. The idea

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    Anthony Slaughter 10/27/11 The Knight’s Tale Essay In the beginning of the movie Will is just a peasant‚ squire but by the end of the movie‚ upon finding his newfound talent of jousting‚ he transformed is his social status from peasant to royalty by becoming a knight. In the beginning of the movie‚ The Knight’s Tale‚ William Thatcher and his two friends‚ Wat and Roland‚ start off as three ordinary squires. Right before a jousting match their knight that they serve dies; with their

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    Comparison and Contrast of Characterization in Silvia Plath’s‚ Initiation and Rona Maynard’s‚ The Fan Club Every reader has a favorite author; one who creates literature in a way that strikes them emotionally or catches their attention. Each author writes in a unique form‚ or an author’s style‚ to introduce literary elements to their writing. A key piece of an author’s overall writing style is how they introduce and develop characters. An author utilizes characterization to describe personal

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    Leaf” "When the last one falls‚ I must go too." Jonsy the protagonist‚ stricken with pneumonia‚ of "The Last Leaf" by O. Henry makes this bleak‚ morbid statement to her friend Sue. In a brief but powerful burst O. Henry uses setting‚ characterization‚ and imagery to eloquently show the folly of wishing for death. In O. Henry’s “The Last Leaf” the story is set “In a little district west of Washington Square where the streets have run crazy and broken themselves into small strips

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    Characterization: Characterization is the way in which the author lets the reader know what the individuals in a story are like. There are two main types of characterization: Direct Characterization: The author tells the reader what characters are like through description. Indirect Characterization: The author shows the reader what characters are like through their thoughts‚ their speech‚ their actions‚ and the reactions of other characters to them. Character Motivation: Character motivation

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    Diana Naboulsi Mrs. Cradlin British Literature 16 October 2013 Irony and Characterization in The Canterbury Tales Stories or poems are infinitely more significant if they form bold connections with their readers. When written words form pieces that readers can relate to‚ those pieces have so much more effect on societies‚ and so their stories linger on through generations. These forms of writing are passed down through history‚ just like the poem‚ The Canterbury Tales. This poem tells the tales

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    Lecture 4. Imagery Plan: 1. Imagery as the interrelation and interdependence оf the literary images of the text. 2. Characterization is the description of the different aspects (physical‚ moral‚ social) of a character. Imagery- is the interrelation and interdependence of the literary images of the text. Image is the representation of the general through the particular‚ of the abstract through the concrete. The system of imagery comprises the author’s images‚ the images of personages‚ nature and

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    Indirect characterization is when the author makes the reader use his own judgment to decide what a character is like. In “Thank You‚ M’am”‚ by Langston Hughes‚ Mrs Jones was described as a large black women with a large purse. She was decoded as very stern by holding him tightly and saying “Pick up my pocketbook”(Hughes 86 ). Also an example from the short story was when “Mrs Jones stopped‚ jerked him around in front of her‚ put a half nelson about his neck‚ and continued to drag him up the street”(Hughes

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    The novel‚ Great Expectations‚ by Charles Dickens is considered by many to be one of the greatest works of Victorian fiction. It is through the use of characterization and imagery that Dickens is able to make his ideas most prominent in the minds of readers. Through his expert use of these authorial techniques‚ Dickens successfully criticizes the prison system‚ the morals of society‚ and the social injustice of his time. In the novel‚ Dickens takes an innocent young orphan boy through childhood

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