With her mood, the essay started off with a ‘cheery’ attitude as she described, “As we all piled into the car, I knew it was going to be a fabulous day” (paragraph 1). We all knew she was going to the mall for last minute Christmas shopping and she mentioned, “on the way to the mall, we sang Christmas carols, chattered, and laughed”(paragraph 1). Her descriptions of happiness made it seem as if the whole story was already expected to be a happy one.…
She felt angry, proud, bitter, pathos, or stubborn. Emotions could include anger, bitterness, or even hopeful.…
2. Briefly describe the convict. What evidence is there that the convict has "human" qualities and is not merely a criminal? The convict is a fearful man all in coarse gray, with a great iron on his leg, no hat, with broken shoes, and had an old rag tied around his head. The evidence that supports that the convict has human qualities is he somewhat shows compassion when seeing Pip’s dead parents so he does not rob him he just scares Pip and asks him to do a favor.…
I then knock loudly on Mr H's door so that he is aware of my prescence and await his reply, he called for me to 'come in'. On entering the room I proceed to where Mr H is sitting on the side of his bed. I kneel close to him and make eye contact, I begin speaking to him slightly louder than I normally would talk, slowly and clearly ensuring I don't imput too much information into my sentences that will make it difficult for Mr H to follow.…
For example the narrator used “cautious” 5 times to emphasize the precautions he took, to show how wise he was. But in retrospect a madman would have never done that because they wouldn’t ever think of such ideas. He also made a lot of references to “steadily’ to prove his point again of how wise he was. Some Other words he used was “foresight”, “dissimulation”, “cunningly”, “courageously”, “very patiently”, “perfectly distinctness”, “acuteness”, “cleverly”, fullest extent as he explains it), and just do it because it was irritating him. “audacity”, and “perfect triumph”, proving that he could not be a madman (or at least to an…
Moving on, and Duffy continues exploring the emotion of despair and deepens the overall impact that it has on the reader with clever use of onomatopoeia:…
Back when I was 8, I met a girl who became my most favorite person.…
Appropriate posture, eye contact, use of minimal responses, invitations to continue, facial expressions that are appropriate to the content of the conversation.…
| Fresh/vigorous vocabulary; exemplary lexicon, only one (if any) trite words or cliché phrases are present. Prose contributes to a unique "voice," 1st and 2nd person narrative voice was not utilized; author’s unique personality is present…
Courtesy: Both the people involved in the conversation show courtesy towards one another and show politeness by appreciating each other.…
and seems determined to treat him as a full partner in a challenging inquiry. The contents of the dialogue are…
Politeness is certainly valued amongst all cultures; however what it means to be polite varies from culture to culture. What may be considered as a common act of politeness in one society may be completely foreign and unheard of in another. Politeness is usually conveyed through verbal communication; however even the morphological structure of a sentence can often express politeness. This essay will discuss how various linguistic devices and the use of politeness in particular interactions differs across cultures.…
To convey Caister's state of mind on the noon when he "emerged" from his lodgings, the author brings into play an abundance of expressive stylistic means and means of speech characterization.…
Oh dear, how hard it was to be indifferent like the others! She tried not to smile too much; she tried not to care. But every single thing was so new and exciting . . . Meg's tuberoses, Jose's long loop of amber, Laura's little dark head, pushing above her white fur like a flower through snow. She would remember for ever. It even gave her a pang to see her cousin Laurie throw away the wisps of tissue paper he pulled from the fastenings of his new gloves. She would like to have kept those wisps as a keepsake, as a remembrance. Laurie leaned forward and put his hand on Laura's knee.…
absorbing; adult; amusing; controversial; dense; depressing; delightful; dirty; disturbing; dull; fascinating; gripping; moralistic; obscene; outrageous; profound; whimsical; unputdownable.…