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The family of giants find Gulliver and take him in. They use him to con people out of their money, since the village think he is a mythical creature.

1. One example of satire is when Gulliver calls the little girl Glumdaclitch, which means nurse. This is sarcasm, and the little girl treats him more like a doll than anything.

2. Another example of satire is a hyperbole. This is shown throughout the chapter because the giants see him as a fearsome creature when he is really just a small person

3. Travesty is also shown when the giants see him as a curse to the village.

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Gulliver goes to the king’s palace, makes a comb and tells of recent English history

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Guliver is being moucked at even though the he is human. So when every he speaks they won’t take him seriously.

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In the first paragraph he is discribing the country/ land he has traveled to, as the chapter went on he was talking about the kingdom that he has find himself in alone with the royalty in this kingdom. He has obviously traveled to the land of giants. Swift used this chapter to mostly explain how everything was so much bigger then Gulliver himself, while explaining the descriptive words he used really painted a picture in your mind.

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Chapter 4 Summary. By: Jarrett, David, and Justin

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Chapter 4 Summary. By: Jarrett, David, and Justin

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Summary: Gulliver goes along with the Queen and King and Guliver is there to keep watch of them to make sure that they don’t get ill on the trip

Satire:
1.) Hyperbole
2.) Over Exaggeration
3.) Oxymoron

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-Hypocracy
King says that Englishmen are corrupt
-Burlesque
Gulliver visits the palace as many times as he wants
-Parody
Gulliver collects fallen hair to make a comb

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Dwarfs attacks him with an apple
Lampoon

Introducing himself to the leader and letting the man know that he is capable of restoring knowledge Epigram

He couldn’t stabbed the monkey because he is to cowardly Caricature

Had the boat through the water three hundred feet long made for him Travesty

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Gulliver is on a ship and gets stuck in a storm. The storm sends him to another island. As he lays in the grass, he realizes that he is in a giant cornfield with giant men. One farmer picks him up and brings Gulliver to his employer. Gulliver calls him master, but neither one can understand each other. The farmer brings him home and Gulliver befriends his wife. He avoids endanger our encounters with the baby and their cat. The last event of the chapter is Gulliver fighting off two rats by killing one and wounding the ithet

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Gulliver wants to teach the king about England. Talks about gunpowder and the king hates the idea of gunpowder. If Gulliver mentions gunpowder again he will be executed. Then he starts talking about the customs and government in England. Specifically the military and the government system.

Examples of satire:

1. “This I humbly offered his majesty.” He is saying this as if his pistol is no big deal.

2. “Some evil genius, enemy to mankind, must have been the first contriver.” This shows the opposing views of Gulliver and the king.

3. “This was my sincere endovour in those many discourses I had with that monarch although it unfortunately failed of success.” He is saying that the king pretty much thinks he succeeded but he didin’t.

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Gulliver is found by a family giant and he is then taken in as a prisoner and is used to entertain groups of giants.

Examples of satire in this chapter.

1. Gulliver is used as a puppet which is an incongruity because they compare gulliver size to their own.

2. He uses a thimble as a glass to drink wine which is juxtaposition because the thimble is small to the giants but large to gulliver.

3. He is riding to the market in his box which is oxymoron because he describes the horses steps as 40 feet long strides which are contradictory.

4. The farmer found gulliver which was an incongruity because the farmer compares him to a splacnuck.

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The best way to show the examples is by the quotes I found
Understatement- “ These whales I have know so large, that a man could hardly carry upon his shoulder.”
Caricature/ Hyperbole- “ There was a woman with a cancer in her breast... Swelled to a monstrous size.”
Hyperbole- “ His majesty seldom keeps above six hundred horses in his stables... generally from 54 to 60 feet high.

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Gulliver really wants to go home.He has now spent two years in Brobdingnag, and though his life has been comfortable, he wants to return to a place where he doesn't have to worry about being stomped to death by a puppy.He and Glumdalclitch are going on a tour of the south coast of the kingdom with the Brobdingnagian King and Queen.Both Gulliver and Glumdalclitch have colds, but Gulliver's is mild.He manages to persuade Glumdalclitch to let him go down to the beach with a servant.This servant carries Gulliver's traveling box down to the beach. Once they get to the beach, Gulliver decides to take a nap, so he shuts the entrance to his box and climbs into his hammock.The eagle flies high and then drops Gulliver's box; Gulliver feels by the bobbing of his box that he is at sea.

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In this chapter, Gulliver gets sold to the queen and they become close. Gulliver explained his government style to the queen and she was in disgust. They also created a proposal saying that Glumdaclitch was going to take care of Gulliver.

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(1) the giants and Gulliver could not understand eachother
(2) when the farmer was presented with gulliver's gold he didn't know what it was it was insignificant
(3) the sight of the giants breast was nauseating because he could re all the details and such

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1. Gulliver met the queen of the land of giants and they became close in friendship
- Juxtaposition because of their difference in size/the way the queen really is the "bigger person"

2. Gulliver fell on his knees and begged the honor of kissing her imperial foot
- Humor because it's weird

3. She then asked my master "whether he was willing to sell me at a good price"
- Epigram