In the short story, "The Birthday Party" by Katharine Brush, she uses caricature, analogy, mood, theme, to developed the major purpose in the story. She also uses this because it delivers many main points to the story.
Right from the start of the short story, the author states, "The man had a round, self- satisfied face, with glasses on it; the woman was fadingly pretty in a big hat. The author used this because it was describing the main characters and gave a verbal description and to a point which is to exaggerate. This wasn't the only caricature the author used in the short story, she also used the big hat by stating, "Quietly heartbroken and hopelessly all to herself, under to gay big brim of her best hat. This describes how the hat looked
Right from the start of the short story, the author states, "The man had a round, self- satisfied face, with glasses on it; the woman was fadingly pretty in a big hat. The author used this because it was describing the main characters and gave a verbal description and to a point which is to exaggerate. This wasn't the only caricature the author used in the short story, she also used the big hat by stating, "Quietly heartbroken and hopelessly all to herself, under to gay big brim of her best hat. This describes how the hat looked