Literary Devices In Chapter 3 Of The Crucible '

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In chapter 3 of the crucible, the author used many of the literacy terms to help the readers fully comprehend the different situations introduced on this chapter. Among all of the terms, the most noticeable literacy terms used are the different range of punctuations, vast variety of sentence lengths, and the repetitions of certain words. In simpler meaning, ‘syntax’ was commonly used. During the court of ‘witch trials’, many exclamatory sentences were made. However, depending on what the situation was, the two sentences could completely contrast each other. For example, when ‘Mary’ betrayed John Proctor and accused him of witch craft, Proctor shouted ‘Marry!’ with mixture of anger, and betrayal.
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