The Key Game By Ida Fink

often write their story with the use of literary elements. Literary elements are powerful tools that authors often use to deliver a message to the readers or even build an indirect connection with the readers. In short stories, such as “The Key Game”, by Ida Fink, “Story of an Hour” by Kate Chopin, and “The Cask of Amontillado” by Edgar Allan Poe, each author uses literary devices to enrich their story; however only one of all the literary elements has a value

The work of Ida Fink, in The Key Game, appeals to the sense of ethos or the sense of right and wrong. Through on family, the narrator is describing what is going on to the Jewish population around him after they make a decision, during the period of Nazis looking and capturing anybody that they believe is Jewish. He is also describing what some people in this story have to do in order to not be caught by the German soldiers. Some of the decisions the people in the story may have to make could go

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