When Huck makes the decision to help Jim the first time, he realizes that doing a good deed gives you a good feeling inside. He says, “I felt easy, and happy, and light as a feather, right off. All my troubles was gone” (111). Huck proves that deep down, he really does want to help Jim, despite the consequences. He feels better after doing the right thing.
I observed how one and the same situation might change when viewed from different angles of vision. The language that I used in both cases was rather persuasive and aimed at convincing the reader to believe that the situation was positive or negative. Adding a lot of details to the overall description helped impress the reader and aided in creating a bright image of the encounter in the reader’s mind. Thought I did not mention directly from which perspective the narration was held, such words as “passionately”, “seemed to be leading to the qualitatively new level of life”, “my dream employers”, “shining smiles” hinted the former one, while expressions like “breathing desperately”, “demanding trial”, “nervousness verging on the dizzy feeling of faintness” implied the latter one. Obviously, the words that I used for both descriptions have positive and negative connotations accordingly in the context of the whole story.
The immense setting he created encouraged the reader to experience some of what the Roaring Twenties had to offer,from someones perspective. From this, he tired to make you understand the circumstances of what the combination of prosperity and materialistic things could do, how an appetite for anyone and anything could be achieved but at a price. Finally, Fitzgerald concluded with giving the reader the impact and results of what these things had done. The combination of this setting, experience and understanding of the era, for the reading, is why it is considered and celebrated as literary
People, places and things are the nouns, substance, value and quality are the adjectives, spirituality and God are the verb action these particular subjects are just a few of the things from which happiness is produced. I think Mr. Powell gave answer of interest which stem from being in the midst of a few difficult trials which in returns made him the person that he describes himself to be, one whom has grown to be content with circumstance. This assignment has expanded my outlook on lots of things especially the importance of our topic, happiness. This topic is more than needed in every human being’s life as a whole. Once again being a spiritual woman I must add that the word of God says that if we acknowledge God in all of our ways he shall direct our paths.
4) Compare the different ways in which language is used for effect in the two texts. Give examples and analyse what the effects are. Item 3 and item 1. ‘ A decision is needed’ are the first words we read in item 3 and this immediately signifies to the reader that it isn’t as lose hearted as item 1 and the words portray a sense of danger for the rest of the article. In Item 1 Hyde only talks about the positives of her adventure, ‘spectacular environment on earth’ she explains how she loves the beautiful environment that she’s in and the enthusiasm shown in the writing connotes that this is a happy relaxed piece but the use of technical terms such as the alliteration to tell us that there’s ‘rocks, rocks, everywhere’ keeps us engaged and
Dr. Seuss stresses how smart and capable the boy is. And we all are, even us girls (but sometimes we ignore our gut feelings). Oh The Places You’ll Go is about making good decisions. Dr Seuss writes about how good things happen! In Oh The Places You’ll Go, we’re gutsy and brainy — and amazing things happen!
Nick sees Gatsby as a wonderful man who can do no wrong in his eyes. He uses beautiful language when he refers to Gatsby such as “If personality is an unbroken series of successful gestures, then there was something gorgeous about him, some heightened sensitivity to the promises of life.” (2) Nick describes Gatsby as being “Gorgeous” and uses other figurative language to manipulate the audience so that they will like Gatsby. This is why this description is introduced at the beginning of the
He was very determined, confident and had lots of motivation to one day be smart. For example when he says, " I felt proud when he said not every body with an eye-q of 68 had that thing. "(Referring to motivation, PG 203. Charlie also shows happiness when stating, "Burt said yes and he smild and that maid me feel good"(pg 201) Once Charlie received the operation he developed a personality and started feeling emotions. I started noticing negative thoughts and emotions such as: feeling dumb, thinking things are stupid, and loneliness.
Having a “schoolboy’s passion” for something shows that you are excited and thrilled about it; in other words, Arthur Kipps’ was feeling optimistic about his journey to come. This shows an obvious difference between Arthur’s emotions and the pathetic fallacy as Arthur’s surroundings are showing signs of evil and malevolence but his emotions reflect on his optimism and
When I found out the Mystery of “The GREAT Gatsby” I wasn’t disappointed too much, I liked that he created who he wanted to be. I thought the mystery was a good part of this book, rather than the author just creating a rich man with nothing extravagant about his life other than his riches. This was a great element in this story and made it more compelling