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    emotional and the tone is intense. As the events of the poem grow more intense, the words and the rhythm of the poem pick up too. In the room Poe describes in the poem, the curtains are "silken" and "purple" and the cushions on the chairs have “velvet violet lining". Poe doesn 't say what exactly this room is, but I imagine it being…

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    that have to be done for success. “After great pain, a formal feeling comes” is a poem that has a sad tone at the beginning but eventually changes to a different tone. Another poem by Emily Dickenson “I never lost as much as twice” is a poem that stays with a neutral tone and can make the reader feel something depending on his or her experiences. Poetry gives a connection with people because of the tone, motivation, and massage that transmits towards the audience. Emily Dickenson was one of the…

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    tongue that creates emotions, and by hiding a profound message in literary symbols. Tone and Symbolism are two of many pieces of style that “work…

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    throughout the Symposium, I felt as if their styles were very unique to themselves and they openly displayed their opinions without hesitation. Although they are all discussing the unanimous topic of Eros, they discuss the matter with such different tones that display Eros in multiple personas. I found this striking because every single speaker viewed Eros in their own way, often shifting the mood of the dinner back and forth. Starting off with Phaedrus, he gives Eros a "heroic" feeling as he…

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    story is a satire and work of black humor. His tone throughout the story is sarcastic and sardonic and he also displays a dry witty sense of humor he adopts the same tone throughout the story even though he is talking about a dangerous and worrying situation. He uses satire to point out the absurdity of a society where everything is controlled, “The year was 2081 and everyone was finally equal.” The use of the word finally hints at sarcasm and his dry tone implies the absurdity of everyone being…

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    chance. The tone shifts derestricted from doom and gloom to a stepping stone towards a new beginning Another tone shift that occurs is in the beginning they experienced a “four game massacre” and “Fisk standing ever more erect and stoic at the plate, looking more and more like a Civil War memorial financed with Confederate dollars”. The tone the author creates is indigent and worthless. The team looks like crap and Updike uses a smile to show how the pitcher means nothing to the team. The tone…

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    for a story. The author, Mr. Hall, used various tones, diction, syntax and imagery to tell the story. The tone in the passage starts off very happy and excited as the main character is dreaming of his fantasy of winning an Oscar. However, after he wakes up the tone shifts to disappointment and unhappiness. An example of diction affecting the tone is when Hall says “I am so glad I didn't cry” (Hall 3) and “My speech kicks ass.” (Hall 3) It makes the tone of that part of the passage very happy.…

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    Dwarves In The Hobbit

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    well. Each type of being in the text has a certain type of content, structure, and tone in their music. This gives the beings separation but, brings them together at the same time. Dwarves are one of the many types of creatures in the Hobbit. They have a very poem like structure to their songs.They rhyme every 1st, 2nd, and 3rd line is their stanzas. The dwarves’ songs are long and are almost like a story. The tone of their songs are very adventurous and mystical. The songs have magical and…

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    heavily influenced by their respective poet's own use of figurative language and tone in their works. “A Laughing Heart” starts out with a strong statement telling “your life is your life”, and that everyone should seize control of theirs (Bukowski 1). This poem uses the tone of seriousness and directness to show how important it is to be in the metaphorical driver's seat of your life. More to the end of the poem the tone becomes…

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    All of these scenes happen before the child is ultimately taken off to bed (Roethke 1-16) The interpretation of “My Papa’s Waltz” can be stirred by the poems diction, the poems connotation, and the authors tone. The diction used by Roethke can give “My Papa’s Waltz” two conflicting meanings, people usually interpret the poem in two completely different ways. As said by Ronald Janssen “The central impact of Theodore Roethke’s lyric “My Papa’s Waltz” derives…

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