Soliloquy: Fourth wall: Dramatic irony: Motif: Direct characterization: Indirect characterization: Symbolism: Subtext: Stage directions: Memory play: Internal conflict: External conflict: Mood: Symbolism Symbolism is the narrative technique used to give significance or deeper meaning to certain people or objects which represent some other figure. For example, a rose can be a symbol for love. Depending on the color of the rose, it may mean a particular kind of love. What does each of the following items from The Glass Menagerie represent on a symbolic level?
Soliloquy: Fourth wall: Dramatic irony: Motif: Direct characterization: Indirect characterization: Symbolism: Subtext: Stage directions: Memory play: Internal conflict: External conflict: Mood: Symbolism Symbolism is the narrative technique used to give significance or deeper meaning to certain people or objects which represent some other figure. For example, a rose can be a symbol for love. Depending on the color of the rose, it may mean a particular kind of love. What does each of the following items from The Glass Menagerie represent on a symbolic level?
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