Key events 20 points Characters and connections Find 3 examples of figurative
10 points language and explain them . 20 points
Narrator - Alliteration: the silken
- He heard a tapping Lenore sad uncertain and a gentle rapping The raven at his chamber door. Emphasizing the haunted and They connect: Because the suggestible nature of the “Suddenly there came narrator has made the bird speaker's mind. a tapping, as of say over and over nevermore someone gently so that Poe would never get - Metaphor: “to the fowl rapping, rapping at my over his love, Lenore. whose fiery eyes now chamber door. burned into my bosom’s core”
- He claims that the A metaphor comparing the
Raven is a bird of the bird's eyes with fire. Devil.
“Prophet! Said I, thing - Metaphor: “And the
of evil!-Prophet still, if silken, sad, uncertain bird or devil! By that rustling of each purple Heaven that bends curtain thrilled me- above us. filled me with fantastic terrors never felt before.” - When Poe whispers outside his chamber It suggests that the curtains door the words themselves are "sad" and Lenore and an echo "uncertain," mirroring the came back saying speaker's feelings. Lenore back to him.
“But the silence was
unbroken, and the stillness gave no token, And the only word that was spoken was the whispered word, “Lenore?” This I whispered and an echo murmured back the word “Lenore!”. Key events 20 points Characters and connections Find 3 examples of figurative 10 points language and explain them . 20 points
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