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English Summary Short Stories Echoes of The Empire
English Summary Short Stories Echoes of The Empire
Evoking …
Vivid description
Through the use of …. Orwell emphasizes …., ultimately showing his denunciation towards the issue
The authors perspective is supported by the overall tone and mood he sets for the short story
Being desensitized
This is because a relief for escaping the terrible scene of execution was bigger than a
despair of a person’s death.
The gloomy atmosphere tells us that the narrator, who is just a bystander of a hanging,
also senses gloominess around the jail yard.
Literary devices:
- Allusion
- Foreshadowing
- Irony
- Symbolism
Point of view:
Remember that the point of view and the narrator are tools created and used by the author in order
to tell a story in a certain way.
Imagery:
he mental pictures created by the author's words. Writers use concrete images to go beyond
physical description in order to express feelings and states of mind. Most images are created
through words that appeal to the reader's five senses.
Symbolism:
It is an image of an event or a physical object (a thing, person, or place) that is used to represent
something non- physical such as an idea, a value, or an emotion.
- Metaphor
- Simile
- Hyperbole
- Personification
- Onomatopoeia