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an author is writing about a poorly educated person, the author might use slang and improper language to properly portray the person. Overall, diction is an author's purpose for choosing the words he or she chooses. (Moore 2) Huckleberry Finn" "Yes-en I's rich now, come to look at it. I owns mysef, en I's wuth eight hund'd dollars. I wisht I had de money, I wouldn' want no."- Mark Twain "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Both examples show how Twain's diction illustrated Huck's lack of education and the slave, Jim's, lack of education and stereotype accent. Twain's choice of words helps the reader understand what kind of characters he is trying to create and who they are. clearly and properly. style An author's style is how the author writes using diction, literary devices and other writing styles that makes the author stand out from other writers. (Delaplane 2) A classic example of style is Edgar Allen Poe. Through his poetic diction and morbid plots one can easily catch one to Poe's style. One modern example of style is Nicholas Sparks. His writing and movies are romantic novels with almost identical plot lines, only with different characters and setting. synecdoche (Marisa 2) A theme is an idea that is repeated throughout a literary work, representing a general moral or social idea (Kelsey, 2). One classic example of theme is that of Dante's inferno. Through examples of imagery and figurative language the theme of man's journey for discovery is One modern example of theme would be in Harry Potter. The theme demonstrated is the common theme of good vs. evil, the struggle between doing the right thing, and the
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