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HOMEWORK : Read through Ch. 5. Do pages 26, 27, and what you can of 30 based on Ch. 5 reading.

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HOMEWORK : Read through Ch. 5. Do pages 26, 27, and what you can of 30 based on Ch. 5 reading.

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  1. DO NOW: Packet Page 1 NotesDigression-the author creates a temporary departure from the main subject or narrative in order to focus on a related matter. Reliable Narrator- no large bias is obvious, no particular loyalty to one character, reporting events he sees without much judgment, or acknowledges his judgmentHyperbole- Extreme exaggeration for effectStream of Consciousness- The writer expresses a character’s thoughts and feelings as a chaotic stream, with no apparent order or logic.  The text is held together through psychological association and realistic characterization.Three types of irony: situational, dramatic, verbalA symbol is literary device that contains several layers of meaning, often concealed at first sight, and is representative of several other aspects/ concepts/ traits than those that are visible in the literal translation alone. Symbol is using an object or action that means something more than its literal meaning.A motif in literature is a recurrent image, idea, topic, color, object, or symbol used to enhance the story as a whole.Theme is the universal idea or message of the work. It is a thought or idea the author presents to the reader. Usually, readers have to figure out the theme of a specific work as they read it. Theme is important because it helps the reader understand part of the reason why the author wrote the work. HOMEWORK: Read through Ch. 5. Do pages 26, 27, and what you can of 30 based on Ch. 5 reading.

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