Symbols: Symbols is a figure of speech where an object, person, or situation has another meaning.
Imagery: Imagery is where the writer attempts to describes smell, sight, taste, touch, or hearing also is build on top of other literary devices like simile or metaphor.
Page 43 Act 2 sense 2
Titan’s burning wheel: Titan Burning Wheels refers to the wheel of the sun’s chariot. Legend says that the sun god Helios use’s the chariot to cross the sky each day circling Oceanus and the world ocean before returning to the east at night
Page 48 Act 2 Scene 4
Helen and hero: Helen and hero means beloved respectively. Helen means lights or bright. In Greek Mythology Helen is the daughter of Zeus and Leda but kidnapped by Paris (Paris is Trojan prince)
Imagery: Imagery is where the writer attempts to describes smell, sight, taste, touch, or hearing also is build on top of other literary devices like simile or metaphor.
Page 43 Act 2 sense 2
Titan’s burning wheel: Titan Burning Wheels refers to the wheel of the sun’s chariot. Legend says that the sun god Helios use’s the chariot to cross the sky each day circling Oceanus and the world ocean before returning to the east at night
Page 48 Act 2 Scene 4
Helen and hero: Helen and hero means beloved respectively. Helen means lights or bright. In Greek Mythology Helen is the daughter of Zeus and Leda but kidnapped by Paris (Paris is Trojan prince)