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treats Erik like a king. Later on in the story, Paul has a flashback of when he lost his eyesight and Paul founded out that Erik and his friend sprayed spray paint into Paul’s eyes. Also, Erik and his new friend Author have been robbing people’s houses when they were getting tented for bugs. In the novel, Tangerine Edward Bloor uses flashback and symbolism yo visualize the values of truth. To begin with, Edward Bloor shows us flashbacks

especially Paul. When Paul joins the soccer team at his middle schools, he discovers some great friends. Throughout the story, Paul has flashbacks leading to him wondering why he is visually impaired. In the novel, Tangerine, Edward Bloor wisely uses flashback and imagery to express the theme of fear. First of all, Edward Bloor uses the technique of flashback to express the theme of fear. On page 167, it said, “I remember that I started crying in the middle of the pretend clock, but Mom and Dad

Toni Morrison uses the flashback technique to explain the present, then brings up the past in order for the reader to understand what is happening in the present, as well as, showing how the character is feeling towards that specific event. Not only Sethe but many of the other characters have a rough past or an important event in their past that affects them in the present. Those characters are, Paul D, Stamp Paid, Denver, Baby Suggs, and 124. Most examples either come in one whole chapter or right

She was lost. In “We Were Liars”, Emily Lockhart uses techniques such as flashbacks, metaphors and symbolism in order to explore Cadence in despair. Cadence is suffering. She can’t remember much of “summer fifteen”. Cadence is craving the memories she has lost. The most critical flashbacks were cruel to remember however, they were helpful for Cadence to accept what she has done. How Lockhart transitions these flashbacks,

Paul’s older brother, Erik, and this sibling causes the main theme. That theme caused by Erik is fear. The author, Edward Bloor, chooses the literary devices nemesis and flashback for the book. Those two literary devices are the reasons why this book is successful. To begin with, a technique the author used was flashbacks. Edward used this element throughout the book to reveal answers to mysteries. A flashbook started in the beginning of the story, “I tilted up my sports goggles to defog them

In the text “Harrison Bergeron” Kurt Vonnegut uses techniques such as description,tone, and uses flashbacks create the setting. This is about a world where everyone is equal. No one is better than someone else. In this story, the author does a good job of creating the setting. Kurt Vonnegut uses description to describe the surroundings. He uses tone to show the depressing soundings. He uses flashbacks to describe a moment in time. The author uses multiple techniques to make the setting of the story

he works beside. Teaching us the value of doing what you need to, to support your family. Working at Wendy’s teaches Franklin what life as a hard-honest worker is like. While reading the essay I discovered a pattern of flashbacks. Throughout Franklin’s essay, he used flashbacks to go into detail and explain his feelings toward working at Wendy's. He gave examples of his personal experiences at Wendy’s as well as childhood experiences. For example, he told a story about when his best friend in sixth

Truman Capote's In Cold Blood is a nonfiction novel that is renowned for Capote’s use of intertwining the facts of a Kansas tragedy with various literary techniques such as his creative structure, flashback, tone and foreshadowing to transform this crime into an entrapping work of art. Capote also weaves in many important issues such as a look into the minds of criminals, the value of the death penalty, and a commentary on social divisions, which he uses the literary techniques to bring our attention

Use of Flashbacks in Toni Morrison’s Novel, Beloved Toni Morrison’s novel Beloved swims like a garden pond full of minnows with thoughts and memories of days gone by. Each memory is like a drop of water, and when one person brings up enough drops, a trickle of a stream is formed. The trickles make their way down the shallow slopes and inclines, pushing leaves, twigs, and other barriers out of the way, leaving small bits of themselves behind so their paths can be traced again. There is a point,

beginning, Victor learns that his father has passed away in Phoenix, all he feels is hatred, but agrees to go there, just to attain the truck. As he leaves the convenient store to cash a check, he returns home to get ready for his trip, but then has flashbacks of childhood memories he had with his father. It wasn’t the greatest memory, his father was a drunk and beat him for the simplest mistakes he made. As the scene goes on, you notice that he has a snobby attitude and doesn’t want anything