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LITERATURE WORKS
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1. Figurative language
2. Literary devices
3. Narrator/ voice / Tone
4. Theme
5. Mood
6. Characters
7. Setting
8. Conflict
9. Plot (exploration, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution)
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GENRE
The Necklace Incident In A I Have A Dream S……………………
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the CountryRealistic
Fiction
story
Poem Speech Drama play Poem

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CHARACTERS
The Necklace Incident In A I Have A Dream S……………………
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country•Mathilde
Loisel - The
protagonist
•Monsieur
Loisel -
Mathilde's
husband.
•Madame
Forestier -
Mathilde's
wealthy friend.
• The gardner
• The master
• Death
• Martin Luther
King
• .. • …

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SETTING
The Necklace Incident In A I Have A Dream S………………….
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country• in Paris
in the lat
e 1800's
• In a rose
garden
• during
the
March on
Washingt
on for
Jobs and
Freedom
on
August
28, 1963
• ..• ..

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THEME
The Necklace Incident In A I Have A Dream Sorry, Right Number
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country • Arrogance
• Death
• Power
• Wealth
• Suffering
• Pride
• Freedom
• Violence
• Racism
and
equality
• Spiritual
beliefs
• ..

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MOOD - ATMOSPHERE
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country • ..

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VOICE - NARRATOR
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country • ..Third-Person
The story's focus
is certainly on
Mathilde, but the
narrator does not
speak from her
point of view.
Instead, he talks
about Mathilde
as if he were
from the outside
looking in

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TONE
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country • ..• Observant
• Wise
• Detached
• The gardener's
tone is one of fear.
• The master's tone
carries a stern and
bravery.
• The tone of Death
is quiet, calm,
gentle and finally
ironic

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CONFLICT
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country • ..

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PLOT
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country • ..
* Initial Situation
Miserable Mathilde
* Conflict
It's a party and I'll
cry if I want to…
Also the diamonds
are this girl's best
friend
*Climax
The necklace is
missing!
*Falling action
They work to pay
*Resolution
A fateful stroll
down the Champs
Elysées and the
necklace in fake

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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
SIMILE,
METAPHOR,
HYPERBOLE,
PERSONIFICATION ,
SYMBOL,
IDIOM,
PUN,
IRONY,
IMAGERY,
ANALOGY

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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
SIMILE, METAPHOR, HYPERBOLE, PERSONIFICATION , SYMBOL, IDIOM, PUN, IRONY, IMAGERY, ANALOGY
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country • ..
the necklace
might
represent wealth
and appearance,
the world in
which it's the
outside that
matters.

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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country • ..The necklace
is fake

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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country• ..
"Thin as a
scythe he stood
there

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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country • ..

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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country
• ..
As soon as he
beckoned, I ran

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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country• ..
“He had his
black coat on /
Black gloves,
a broad black
hat ”

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LITERARY DEVICES
REPETITION,
ALLITERATION,
ASSONANCE,
CONSONANCE,
RHYME,
RHYTHM,
ONOMATOPOEIA

COMPARE / CONTRAST
LITERARY DEVICES
REPETITION, ALLITERATION, ASSONANCE, CONSONANCE, RHYME, RHYTHM, ONOMATOPOEIA
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country
• .. He had his
black coat on,
Black gloves,
a broad black
hat

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LITERARY DEVICES
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country
• .. He had his black
coat on

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LITERARY DEVICES
Returning to Dwell
Rose Garden in
the Country • ..

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