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Anonymous1babes:

What techniques does the author use to help you visualize the place, the people, and the events that are taking place within the story?

skzfan67:

idk

Anonymous1babes:

nice thanks

LostLegacy06:

does this question apply to a certain story?

Anonymous1babes:

yea a poem from edgar allen poe

Anonymous1babes:

"The Cask of Amontillado"

LostLegacy06:

oh kk one second I'm going to read it real quick

Anonymous1babes:

okay thank u

LostLegacy06:

While I'm reading this could you tell me what you think first, I can't give direct answers

LostLegacy06:

Ok, I'm done reading it.

Anonymous1babes:

yea i think that the story uses sympathy i think he wants us to feel bad for him

LostLegacy06:

Good that's what I was thinking, the author chooses his words carefully kind of trying to make him seem like he's foolish

LostLegacy06:

Now to add the that, how do you think he helps visualize the people?

Anonymous1babes:

yea i agree like when he uses the word accosted hes talking about being "approached with hostility"

LostLegacy06:

The story also feels vengeful and he uses a lot of sad or dark words to describe

LostLegacy06:

Ok moving on to visualizing place, what do you think?

Anonymous1babes:

well im not sure maybe the middle of a carnival

Anonymous1babes:

when i read it he mentioned it

LostLegacy06:

good but what like..words and tone does you use to describe it. Is it happy, sad? And are they descriptive

LostLegacy06:

he*

Anonymous1babes:

"He accosted me with excessive warmth, for he had been drinking much", "He had on a tight-fitting parti-striped dress, and his head was surmounted by the conical cap and bells." " It is not the engagement, but the severe cold with which I perceive you are afflicted."

LostLegacy06:

Ok so you can say he uses a lot of imagery

LostLegacy06:

and then give one of those examples

LostLegacy06:

When you read it, it kinda makes you feel it too like when he says "warmth" you feel warm and "severe cold" . He says "bells' makes you kinds think of the sound, right?

Anonymous1babes:

yea

Anonymous1babes:

so give more examples and explain the meaning?

LostLegacy06:

Yep

LostLegacy06:

Its always best if you give your opinion and then just find a sentence to support it

Anonymous1babes:

okay

LostLegacy06:

Now you just put all that analysis together and write your response sis

Anonymous1babes:

so everything i have said i put together and make an answer to the question i asked

LostLegacy06:

mhm

LostLegacy06:

The techniques were imagery, descriptive words and phrases, words that make you feel or hear...etc.

Anonymous1babes:

i finished

LostLegacy06:

kk want me to proof read or are you good?

Anonymous1babes:

proof read please

LostLegacy06:

kk

Anonymous1babes:

I think the author Edgar Allen Poe uses sympathy i think he wants us to feel bad for him. He uses the word accosted hes talking about being "approached with hostility", I am thinking, the author chooses his words carefully kind of trying to make him seem like he's foolish. When you read it, it kinda makes you feel it too like when he says "warmth" you feel warm and "severe cold" . He says "bells' makes you kinds think of the sound. The author uses a lot of imagery. Some examples of this are "He accosted me with excessive warmth, for he had been drinking much", "He had on a tight-fitting parti-striped dress, and his head was surmounted by the conical cap and bells." " It is not the engagement, but the severe cold with which I perceive you are afflicted."

LostLegacy06:

That's good 🖤

Anonymous1babes:

thank u :)

LostLegacy06:

Just add what the imagery is too for "The author uses a lot of imagery" is the imagery focused on the place, people, events or all of them. Just so your teacher knows what your talking about

LostLegacy06:

used* not 'too' istg I can't type

Anonymous1babes:

okay okay thank u once again u helped me a lot

LostLegacy06:

np sis, good luck! 🖤🖤🖤

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