conversation without specifying who is saying what to whom. However, even without this specification, he gives such a clear representation of the men's characters through their conversation that the reader knows exactly who's remarks are who's. The men speak in very choppy and incomplete sentences, making the conversation feel very unemotional. However, as the reader continues reading, they will be able to see the true depth, especially within the older waiter's words. Repetition is another literary
atmosphere becomes gloomier, Nick recounts the hopeless story of the brewer which foreshadows future events to happen to Gatsby. Given that the foreshadow demonstrates the dreams of a man being crushed, the hopeless theme is forged. Nick uses specific diction describing the brewer’s hopeless fate when he says the neighbors’ refusal to thatch their roofs with straw in the text, “took the heart out of his plan.” Gatsby, who had a single goal and hope of reconnecting with Daisy, is the object of this hopelessness
“I suppose sooner or later in the life of everyone comes a moment of trial. We all of us have our particular devil who rides us and torments us, and we must give battle in the end.” – Daphne Du Maurier, Rebecca. Introduction Daphne du Maurier’s Rebecca opens with the flashback of a young woman, referred to as The Second Mrs. De Winter reminiscing about her times spent at Manderly, a beautiful yet dark countryside in England. The plot focuses on three female characters: The Second Mrs. De Winter
The mask is a fascinating device that consists of magical, artistic and ritual applications. In the world of theatre, the mask surpasses the audience`s understanding of a character, as it possesses a unique form. A mask generally comes with strange powers and attributes. These traits can be used to theatrical advantage both for the actor wearing the mask and for his/her audience. This combination crafts an intriguing atmosphere and helps create the audience`s wonder and curiosity. Various cultures