Ryan St. Pierre

[Ryan St. Pierre @RyanStPierreENG]

Nature imagery is used like light and dark imagery."sky above us stayed the dull gray", "days softened by the circuit of bees."#e12a1

[Ryan St. Pierre @RyanStPierreENG]

Constant sensory imagery is used to show pain and suffering. Shows contrast between life and death. #imagery #e12a1

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Olive tree, fig tree, and Green sapling tree all seem to symbolize hope. #symbol #e12a1

[Ryan St. Pierre @RyanStPierreENG]

The poet sets the dark, depressing tone in the first stanza, specifically lines 3-5. #tone #e12a1

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"The thin line between entertainment and war" could relate to how music separates us from the real world in PS. #e12a1

[Ryan St. Pierre @RyanStPierreENG]

"The most typical modern pleasure resorts is a return to the womb." #allegory #e12a1

[Ryan St. Pierre @RyanStPierreENG]

Why does Orwell choose to capitalize "Nature" in PS? #e12a1

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Orwell's narrative voice comes off as concerned in YAB then in PS, where his voice sounds more relaxed and calming. #e12a1

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I found YAB to present a political style of writing as he stated he does in "Why I Write." #e12a1

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I found P.S. to have a more uplifting tone, whereas YAB to have a more serious tone. #e12a1 #tone

[Ryan St. Pierre @RyanStPierreENG]

"A knavish speech sleeps in a foolish ear." #e12a1 #antithesis

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"To all that fortune, death, and danger dare" #e12a1 #alliteration

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"He keeps them, like an ape, in the corner of his jaw," #e12a1 #simile

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"May miss our name And hit the woundless air." #e12a1 #personification

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"O'er whom his very madness, like some ore Among a mineral of metals base," #e12a1 #simile

[Ryan St. Pierre @RyanStPierreENG]

"Besides, to be demanded of a sponge!" #e12a1 #metaphor

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How come Gertrude can't see the ghost but Horatio and Marcellus can? #e12a1

[Ryan St. Pierre @RyanStPierreENG]

We learned in scene 3 that the King confesses to killing his brother #e12a1

[Ryan St. Pierre @RyanStPierreENG]

Why does Hamlet tell Ophelia he doesn't love her yet he flirts with her constantly throughout the play? #e12a1

[Ryan St. Pierre @RyanStPierreENG]

Is the ghost taking advantage of Hamlet's unstable emotional state to get what he wants? #e12a1