*Bell Ringer: Southern Gothic: Combo of Gothic (details from Schoology on TTH and collection of comic) and Regionalism
*“A Rose for Emily” pg 1064
*Order in which events revealed (order of things happening IN THE STORY, NOT CHRONOLOGICAL)
*After completing the sequencing, why do you think Faulkner chose to manipulate the sequence this way? What would the story lose if it was told traditionally?
*How does this story show the southern region and the time it was written in (an era different from today)?
*Mood- feeling or atmosphere created by the author
*How does the diction (word choice), imagery and figurative language create a mood? What is the overall mood?
*Why is “A Rose for Emily” considered ‘Gothic’? (specific examples (textual evidence))
*Begin “American Dream…American Conflict”
*Answers to questions in your notes/on a copy of the document shared
*Due Monday
No comments:
Post a Comment