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Through dialogue, narrative pace , and tone, Smollett highlights the ability of societal norms to dictate the time and duration of emotional outbursts while maintaining standards of formality.

By using tone and a harsh diction Tobias Smollett illustrates the societal norms dictated in the times that the two men live in and the frequent outburst of intense emotion between the two formal characters.

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Using polite dialogue and gentlemanly duel, the two are able to express their emotions and form a mutual understanding.

Instead of having blunt responses, the the two men connect with each other through their emotions to reach a commonality.

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Thesis: Smollett used a conversation containing poignant diction as well as pacing and tone to show rising tempers hat prove that in the struggle between uncontrollable emotions and maintaining societal norms, emotions win out.
Summary: I provided evidence to show how dialogue, pacing, and tone to emphasize the lack of control of emotions and how they rise as the excerpt evolved.

Thesis: Tobias Smollett influences the complexity between emotions and social propriety by using careful word choice, irony , and imagery.

Summary: I provided evidence of imagery, diction, and irony to emphasize the absurdity of the passage

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Tobias Smollett uses dialogue and tone to illustrate how Pickle’s youthful pride and Gauntlet’s feel of superiority clash with the cordial and courteous environment of that era.

Summary: As people become filled with rage, their childish nature erases their societal norms.

By using dialogue, narrative pace, and tone that indicates both Mr.Pickles’s and Gauntlet’s pride, Smollett reveals that the two of them are controlled by their emotions in the limits of what society accepts.

Summary: The only thing that was keeping the two of them in societal norms was their pride of being "gentleman" which makes them snap at each other.

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Through the use of dialogue and tone, Smollet illustrates the complexity of confrontation while abiding to social norms.
Proved the theme using the dialogue from the first paragraph and the tone of the second paragraph.

With the use of dialogue, narrative pace, and tone, Smollet shows how even with a conflict so personal for both men, they still act like gentlemen to abide by the social norms of the time.
Proved using examples of dialogue, narrative pace, tone throughout the entire passage.

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In his excerpt from ‘The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle’ Smollett utilizes shifts in dialogue and narrative pace to show how two of the characters, Mr. Pickle and Godfrey, attempt to strike that balance.

Through the increased narrative pace and intense tone shift, Somlett conveys the diffucity in keeping emotions separate from ration argument, otherwise it will yield socially unacceptable results.

As Gauntlet and Pickle quarrel, they verbally attack each other, exposing each of defensiveness while the social norms limit their diction.

Although wrapped up in an argument intertwined with anger, social propriety limits their ability to attack each other with harm, as it is uncivil.

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Through heated dialogue and the narrative of a formal, ritualistic outlet from disagreement, Smollet is able to reveal the oppressive but necessary nature of social rituals, demonstrating their ability to convey deep emotions in a controlled, acceptable form.

The spectrum of social acceptability has inevitably shifted over the course of human civilization, but at the crux of these practices is the noble attempt to keep civilization from devolving into a primitive and destructive "state of nature." As Pickle and Godfrey battle for victory, it is evident that neither are willing to sacrifice their standings in society. Through an artful medley of sharp dialogue in the midst of a then-acceptable social norm, Smollet illustrates the power these practices hold in even in the tensest of encounters.

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Thesis:
Sometimes people act more sophisticated than they are in order to impress others.

Summary:
Through the use of diction and dialogue, Smollett illustrates a narrative shift in Mr. Pickle and Gauntlet.

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Using the tools of dialogue, narrative pace, and tone, Tobias Smollett illustrates a conflict between Peregrine Pickle and Godfrey Gauntlet wherein Mr. Pickle’s inner emotions supersede the restraints of societal formality.

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Smollett's use of diction, dialogue, narrative pace, and tone in the narrative shift illustrates the supersession of Pickle's emotions over logic, and the contrast between Pickle and Gauntlet depicts the complex relationship between emotions and social propriety.

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Thesis:
People act more sophisticated than they are in order to impress others.

Summary:
Tobias Smollett uses diction, and imagery in order to prove the theme.

Thesis:
With the use of dialogue, narrative pace, and tone, Smollett shows how even with a conflict so personal for both men, they still act like gentlemen to abide by the social norms of the time.

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used dialogue and other text to prove the them

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Tobias Smollett uses dialogue and tone to illustrate how Pickle’s youthful pride and Gauntlet’s feel of superiority clash with the cordial and courteous environment of that era.

Summary: I used the conversation between Pickle and Gauntlet and their actions towards each other to highlight their feel of pride and superiority, but as that increases throughout the story, courtesy and politeness dramatically decreases.

People act more sophisticated than they are in order to impress others.

Summary: Tobias's use of imagery, diction, and irony show the reader the complexity between their emotions and social propriety.