| |Syntax |Arrangement of words in a sentence or |The narrator’s syntax, starting the line with ______ further | | |line |stresses________. | |Alliteration |Repetition of initial consonant |The use of alliteration adds to a “song-like” quality / carefree tone / | | | |natural flow | |Enjambment |Words from one line “spilling over” to|The use of enjambment emphasizes the narrator’s disorganized thoughts / | | |next |the natural flow / the lack of certainty/overflowing passion
Although she knows she will never truly get away from it, she is glad that being a victor means that she will never have to deal with being chosen to be a tribute. The Quarter Quell was kind of a slap in the face for Katniss. She just competed in the previous year, she has to compete
| In Dork, Geek, Jew , the author’s description of a pavlova uses many devices to emphases his strong dislike of it, which furthers his assertion of his un-Australian-ness. | hyperbole | “most nauseatingly sweet thing ever invented.” | The devices combine to produce an
Rather than focusing on what she assumed Virginia wanted to hear she catered to Virginia’s every need, thoughts, worries, fears, and pain. Then surprisingly Jennifer confided in Virginia about her own personal experience. Both in heartfelt tears they said their farewells. Then Virginia was astonished when Jennifer gave her personal cell number and said, “To feel free to use it whenever she needed it!” “We are closed on the weekend, but someone is always on call. I just know how scary that first step is and I want you to know that you’re defiantly not alone.” September 5, 2011 at 8:58 a.m. the room was silenced by the sweet little cry of Claire Hannah Rose.
Both Kreon and Antigone share hubris. According to Sophocles, the play “Antigone” Kreon discusses the love for ruling Thebes: “This girl learned insolence long before she broke this law. What’s more, she keeps on insulting us, and then gloats about it. There is no doubt that if she emerges victorious, and is never punished, I am no man. She will be the man here” (519).
Before she left she tried to burn the receipts from all the money Waverly had been spending and withdrawing. As she left the room, she locked the door and disposed of the key. Dora Snook had killed Waverly because she thought she deserved the money or half. Soon after Captain Reilly had come down and kicked in the door. In conclusion I believe that Waverly did not commit suicide or accidentally fall off the boat.
"She simply had no need for heterosexual relationships, she was married to her art." (Woodress). In her book, Willa Cather : The Emerging Voice, Sharon O'Brien discusses Cather's sexuality. She dwells mainly on Cather's relationship with her best friend Louise Pound and says, "That Willa Cather was a lesbian should not be an unexamined assumption, h owever, but a conclusion reached after considering questions of definition, evidence and interpretation." Yet, after her affair with Pound ended, Cather found "more enduring and supportive relationships," (O'Brien) with Isabelle McClung and later with Edith Lewis, yet she never declared publicly that she was in fact a lesbian.
On November 1, 1872, Anthony and her three sisters decided to resister to vote. Of course, she was rejected at first, but Anthony had fire in her soul and would not take no as an answer. She quoted the Fourteenth Amendment's section about voting. It did not contain a qualification about gender. In the end of the argument, Anthony was victorious and she was registered to vote.
She is able to escape from this depression metaphorically through this second self she has created behind the yellow wallpaper. “I pulled and she shook. I shook and she pulled, and before morning we had peeled off yards of that wallpaper […] I’ve got out at last, in spite of you and Jane. And I’ve pulled off most of the paper, so you can’t put me back!”(Gilman 320). As she describes her behavior trying to get the woman out, she vaguely admits that she has got out at last and no one can put her back.
A day will never pass without Jill thinking that had she made a different choice that night her life would be so different. Although the car accident has sadden Jill, she continues to convince herself that Emily would want nothing more for her than to Page 6 get a college education and live the life of her dreams. She will always struggle with some of the things she experiences in life, but she will never take life for granite and will always cherish each day. She does hope that someday she will be able to return to “Friends Lake” with