Question

sound devices in rime of the ancient mariner
sound devices: alliteration
example:
effect:

Answer 1

Do you mean you want an example of alliteration and an explanation as to the effect it produces? If so:

Ex. "and the owlet whoops to the wolves below"
Effect: The W gives this line a hollow, grim and somber tone.

Answer 2

the example have to be from the rime of the ancient mariner.

Answer 3

This one is...Is this what you needed?

Answer 4

yes thank you do u mind helping with three more please

Answer 5

Not at all! Bring them on :D

Answer 6

thank you very much the next one is consonance

Answer 7

Let me take out my copy of the poem and my notes... :D

Answer 8

ok

Answer 9

The sun came up upon the left, Out of the sea came he! And he shone bright, and on the right Went down into the sea.

Answer 10

that's the example

Answer 11

Yes

Answer 12

Another could be: "And a good south wind sprung up from behind..."

Answer 13

Do you need the "effect" too?

Answer 14

yes pls for both examples

Answer 15

For the first: The s stresses the continuity of the cycle of the sun rising and setting; it unifies the process.

Answer 16

Disregard the second :D The first is a better example.

Answer 17

Do you need more help?

Answer 18

yes please I just look at my paper and I need to examples

Answer 19

sorry two not to

Answer 20

"Because he knows, a frightful fiend. Doth close behind him tread."

Answer 21

This is an example of consonance because of the nd in both "fiend" and "behind."

Answer 22

The effect is that it creates a sense of malaise; the soft sound of nd is mirrored and implies insidiousness.

Answer 23

I hope that is satisfactory!

Answer 24

yes thank you the next one is assonance

Answer 25

after assonance I have just one more

Answer 26

OK

Answer 27

The western wave was all aflame. The repeated A sound elongates the sound of these words and enhances the lyrical, singing quality.

Answer 28

Next?

Answer 29

that's the example of assonance

Answer 30

Yes.

Answer 31

what would be an effect

Answer 32

the last word is internal rhyme

Answer 33

The effect for the assonance is, as I said before: The repeated A sound elongates the sound of these words and enhances the lyrical, singing quality.

Answer 34

"In mist or cloud, on mast or shroud" is an example of internal rhyme, and the effect is: the rhyme serves to add a sense of balance to the lines.

Answer 35

thank you again for your help

Answer 36

You are very welcome! Good luck with the essay ;)

Answer 37

thank you