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In "Pygmalions Bride" Cold and deppresed at the beggining and curious and confident at the end

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In "Pygmalions Bride" Cold and deppresed at the beggining and curious and confident at the end

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humorous and mocking in "The Merchant of Venice"

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humorous and mocking in "The Merchant of Venice"

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"I showed no scratch, no scrape, no scar."

The repetition not only emphasizes the power of the bride but also creates great tension by making the rhythm go faster.

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"I heard the sea.
I drowned him out.
I heard him shout."

This repetition gives emphasis and power to the woman. The reader gets to know that she is in control and foreshadows that she will confront him by the use of the determined tone.

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"Cold I was, like snow, like ivory"

This simile gives emphasis to the dead or "statue" of the bride. By comparing her with snow the author crates a tact sense on the reader that can empathize with the character. The word ivory creates a visual image of her as an object, the statue, working with the main theme of objectifying women.

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" The tongue, head, blood. heartbeat."

It shows the physical attraction between Red Cap and the wolf. It mikes also create a visual image of intimacy.

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“and bought me a drink; my first. “

I think the author breaks this sentence to create an emphasis on the innocence of the teenager and connect the two stanzas.

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“ never been, babe, waif, and bought me a drink,”

The repetition of consonant sounds makes the rhythm accelerate creating tension to go along with the story. I believe that it is key for the specific moment when the girl meets the wolf because it foreshadows that something will go wrong.

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Metaphor - Stanza 1 “kneeling married men”

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Metaphor - Stanza 1 “kneeling married men”

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The use of irony in this phrase is very powerful in the feminist poem because it helps the reader understand how the idea of men is going to be portrayed, and also make him empathize with the girl.

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Antonio: "In sooth, I know not why I am so sad."

The author uses sibilance and assonance to make the reader pay attention and get involved in the text. I believe it has a catching effect that is very useful for the first lines of the poem because the audience is captivated from the beginning

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Antonio: "An evil soul producing holy witness is like a villain with a smiling cheek..."
By comparing two unrelated elements the author creates a vivid image of something good in the outside but evil inside. It helps the reader understand the characters and the relations between them through powerful and vivid imaged.

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Lorenzo: "An army of good words"
By using the word "army," Shakespeare helps the reader imagine the power of speech and how each word  has an effect that can vary and become a weapon

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"The Merchant of Venice" by William Shakespeare

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"The Merchant of Venice" by William Shakespeare