| Week Ten Lit Devices | |||||||||||||||||||||
| This week we will be covering leitmoif, litotes, metre, monody, machinery, and masculine ryhme. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Leitmotif The river in Huckleberry Finn is a lietmotif for freedom and all of its dangers. |
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| Litotes I can drive. Visibility is up to ten feet. |
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| Metre "This a / bove all / to thine / ownself / be true" is an example of five iambic metres. |
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| Monody Hamlet laments his own life in a monodic fashion is his "To be or not to be" speech. |
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| Machinery Current sci-fi movies like to use aliens as a form of machinery to solve the problem with their plots. |
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| Masculine Rhyme I sat and relaxed with my faithful hound As bad sitcoms and commercials abound Until it blended into a monotonous sound . |
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