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    do this‚ by using imagery‚ structure‚ and most of all‚ irony. How do writers use imagery‚ irony‚ and structure‚ to protest war? How is the pain and struggles of war shown in writings that protest war? Imagery is very helpful when writing about‚ and protesting war. Using imagery in writings of war helps the reader understand the struggles of war. Although this helps‚ writers don’t often use it correctly. Here is an example of imagery being used correctly to display the struggles of war: “If in some

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    1. In the novel Legend‚ the author‚ Marie Lu uses a literary technique called irony. The effect of Irony on the reader in this context can make a plot twist much more interesting. At this point in the story June Iparis‚ the only person in the entire republic to get a perfect score on the trial is in Batalla hall disguising herself as a street beggar. She needs to do this so that her target‚ Day‚ will not notice that she works for the government. June is about to depart on her classified mission when

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    Commentary of How Irony is used in the Book In the book Slaughterhouse 5‚ the author‚ Kurt Vonnegut‚ gives a brief account of his life that spans throughout World War II and his post-war traumatic war experience. The whole book plays throughout time as he travels in his thoughts around the places he has been to‚ implying that there is no present‚ future or past but just time‚ accompanied by a steady and regular pulse-like pace throughout the book. There is also a thin layer of mood spread out

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    what it means to be human. The play allows readers to follow Oedipus‚ a tragic hero condemned to death‚ as he makes his way through his final days in Thebes before he is exiled. As readers‚ we see Oedipus fall from grace‚ and with the use of dramatic irony it makes it that much more difficult. Upon analyzing Oedipus‚ it becomes evident that there are distinguished connections between him and Christ‚ and that in some ways Oedipus could be seen as a Christ figure. This can be depicted from three major

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    understand and see this trait as if they had never used‚ or been a part of it before. This is the case with an essay by Charles Gordon‚ When Irony Becomes Cynicism. Through his essay‚ one learns where irony’s roots started to grow into today’s monster that it is‚ and how irony is overused in television‚ radio and conversation. Gordon has skillfully and honestly shown how irony is perceived and used in today’s society. He fully shows that people use irony incorrectly‚ and it is to their disadvantage.

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    The Irony of Life: A Reflection of Omelas Michelle Renee Pavone ENG/125 January 22‚ 2015 Mrs. Sharon Bronson-Sheehan The Irony of Life: A Reflection of Omelas When reading the short story “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas”‚ the initial reaction is one of curiosity. What will happen in this utopian society? How do people live each day? Will these questions be answered? Opening with Idealism As the story progresses the reader will recognize the idealistic tone within which the author begins to spin

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    created his success on no more than his high school diploma. He did‚ however‚ learn many valuable lessons in life which he incorporates in his works. Ray Bradbury uses figurative language such as irony‚ personification‚ and imagery to artistically present his vision of life’s morals. Bradbury’s use of irony in his pieces establishes how mankind commonly contradicts himself. In “The Veldt”‚ George and Lydia hear screams that “sound familiar” but ignore them. The couple also finds their wallet and

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    Fahrenheit 451 has many forms of irony and it is a strong driving force used by Bradbury to push his point across to the reader. There are many instances where Bradbury uses irony to drive the point home. For example‚ the elephant in the room would be the fact that firemen start fires. This is a huge driving force to the theme that society is falling under the spell of censorship. Another good example of irony is how Clarisse is considered antisocial in this novel for being what the reader considers

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    ass a "hournable man". Then as well they used to compare and contrast to explain how they once loved him ‚but won’t have caused them to withhold it. Furthering his argument of Caesar ambitions Anthony continues using verbal irony cause and effect and tone. He uses the verbal irony of the minds to mutiny and rage. It was that they were feeling hurt and raged feeling. He also implies how Caesar was not ambitious and that was false and a fear emotion. He used to cause and effect to explain

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    2011 The Role of Irony in Shakespeare’s “Othello” The most captivating elements of Othello are Shakespeare’s clever use of literary devices‚ such as symbolism (i.e. the handkerchief‚ a symbol of faith and fidelity) and metaphor (Iago’s vulgar animal references- Iago tells Barbantio: “…an old black ram is tupping your white ewe” (1.1.88)). However‚ the most prominent literary device throughout the play is irony‚ especially surrounding the play’s villan‚ Iago. The central irony of the play lies

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