My harmonious padlet by https://padlet.com/SHC/46ufftur00nu83q9 en-us 2025-10-13 12:32:23 UTC 2025-10-13 13:24:33 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/SHC/46ufftur00nu83q9/wish/3629745463 “… high windows of saint jacques seemed designed to encourage suicide.”

Passive voice

“I prayed for him to appear; but, nothing”

He turned to religion because he was desperate just to be ignored

“How could a house so old look so awful?”

Rhetorical interrogative

]]> 2025-10-13 13:18:51 UTC https://padlet.com/SHC/46ufftur00nu83q9/wish/3629745463 https://padlet.com/SHC/46ufftur00nu83q9/wish/3629753744 The extract portrayed moods such as claustrophobia stating “postwar blocks”as it being too abundant and “too close together” showings what paris was like before it became modernised , also giving the reader a more realistic experience.


Moods like melancholy shows the writers disillusionment with Paris.


The narrative has a critically tone, not afraid to criticise the state of the city.


Rhetorical question “Beckett came here for pleasure “ showing disbelief and uncertainty




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Then I was told (funnily enough) “sheer pointlessness and utter misery of human exostanc


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