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    Comparing Tone Essay The tone of a literary work encompasses the author’s attitude toward the subject and toward the audience. Both "Emancipation" and "Brown vs. Board of Education" are nonfiction essays used to describe important events in American history. At points in each essay‚ their tones are very similar‚ at other points in each essay‚ their tones differ. One thing that determines the tone of an essay is the point the author is trying to get across in his or her writing. Tone is very

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    Tone Of The Hollow Men

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    human nature. Allegorically‚ the poem acknowledges how hollow men are -- trying every possible way to achieve their high hopes not knowing that they are just empty aspirations that will lead them astray in the end. Through the utilization of imagery‚ tone and contradicted diction‚ Elliot is warning mankind to stop follow their noble pursuits blindly that only leave them “sightless‚ useless.” In The Hollow Men‚ Elliot has used negative imagery to illustrate his admittance of human being is falling

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    in the reader; but‚ that tranquility is but an illusion: “Listen! You hear the grating roar of pebbles which the waves draw back and fling...”(9-10) Does this feel like the tone of a peaceful poem? The entire piece plays with the reader’s senses‚ never allowing them to get quite comfortable in their conclusion of what the tone is meant to be‚ as it is ever shifting. Each Stanza further elaborates to what the main point seems to be‚ an idealized dream versus a harsh reality. The first stanza organizes

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    English IV Scarlet Letter FLE In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter‚ numerous perspectives show the different ways in which people deal with their sins and keeping secrets. The composed manner of Hester Prynne is contrasted with the weakened Arthur Dimmesdale to reveal the effects of secrets on the mind. The longer one tries to hide a shameful secret‚ the faster it will deteriorate them from the

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    The tone in a story can be joyful‚ serious‚ humorous‚ sad‚ threatening‚ formal‚ informal‚ pessimistic‚ and optimistic. Your tone in writing will be reflective of your mood as you are writing. Tone in Writing Tone in writing is not really any different than the tone of your voice. You know that sometimes it is not “what” you say‚ but “how” you say it. It is the same with writing. Every adjective and adverb you use‚ your sentence structure‚ and the imagery you use will show your tone. The definition

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    Tone Of The Second Coming

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    throughout. The attitude and tone of the poem is set from the start. The poem mentions the way things in the "old world" are falling apart only to make room for change. The speaker has a very anxious attitude towards this "second coming" he believes is on the way. The second coming is described to be a tremendous "rough beast" that only brings darkness the world. This essay will discuss the evidence that supports the speakers view of the "rough beast" The attitude towards the "rough beast" is clearly

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    The natural world‚ in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s American Romantic novel‚ The Scarlet Letter‚ is utilized as the main tool to exemplify that appearances are deceptive‚ and often hide the truth beneath themselves. Hawthorne shaped the presence of nature through his interpretation of how the Puritans interacted with it‚ how nature itself shaped the personalities and actions of some characters (such as Dimmesdale‚ Hester‚ and Chillingworth)‚ and how Pearl interacted with it. Using nature as a cloak for

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    making a statement by dressing Pearl this way that her sin and love are connected. Although Hester is ashamed of the scarlet letter‚ she earned out of loving another person‚ and she doesn’t regret that. Hester has the same contradictory feelings towards Pearl‚ she is a constant reminder of her sin‚ but she is beautiful and a source of happiness in her life. 2. When Hester and Pearl look in the armor’s reflection‚ their most prominent features are emphasized even further. Hester’s scarlet letter

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    “The Colonel” stands out as a poem for two distinct reasons. The first thing that you notice is that the author chose an untraditional format. That‚ paired with the line “What you have heard is true. I was in his house‚” and the indifferent tone‚ gives more of a ‘journalistic’ vibe. Without directly stating it‚ the author hints at the theme of disillusionment. At the beginning of the poem‚ she begins by describing a seemingly ordinary family evening. “His daughter filed her nails‚ his son went out

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    The Tone of “The Dream of the Rood” “The Dream of the Rood” is a spectacular piece of poetry that dates back to the eighth century‚ which represents Christ on the cross using metaphors throughout the poem. Speaking of Christ’s experience on the cross‚ most people think it’s horrific and grisly. So therefore that’s what most would assume the tone of this poem‚ which is incorrect. The tone of the “Dream of the Rood” is uplifting‚ which is shown throughout the poem used by imagery. To begin‚ the

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