Gallery Walk: Literary Devices, Thursday by Mr. Sun https://padlet.com/tsundheim1/pqyowd7b6npov3rm Directions: Write the mood/theme in each quote and any literary devices the quote uses. mood= what feeling is the text creating theme=what is the overall message the author trying to convey Identify which literary device the quote (some do not have any) is using and what makes them so: simile, metaphor, hyperbole, personification, imagery; irony, tone, mood, point of view, sentence structure, diction (word choice), dialogue, sensory language and details, symbols, allusions, word and phrase repetition, sound devices like alliteration and onomatopoeia. If you agree with one of your classmates' comments please starr it or add a response to it. At the end, you will have to share-out to the class regarding one of the quotes, be ready. Does the quote include any literary devices? If so, what effect does the literary device have? en-us 2022-03-16 07:07:05 UTC 2022-03-17 04:06:35 UTC hello@padlet.com This quote... https://padlet.com/tsundheim1/pqyowd7b6npov3rm/wish/2099263550 2022-03-17 03:27:49 UTC https://padlet.com/tsundheim1/pqyowd7b6npov3rm/wish/2099263550 It is in page 180 which is the conclusion. This is the end of the book, Gatsby is gone. Even though he did not get what he wants, the book is sharing the importance of effort and to live on. The mood/ theme is hope because "run faster", metaphor "green light" is thinking about Daisy, repetition "year by year". https://padlet.com/tsundheim1/pqyowd7b6npov3rm/wish/2099292780 2022-03-17 03:52:43 UTC https://padlet.com/tsundheim1/pqyowd7b6npov3rm/wish/2099292780 On page 52, Nick's point of view on Gatsby. It's part of the rising action where Nick is getting a better understanding of who Gatsby is and his relationship to him. The different literary devices: hyperbole, Gatsby smile to eternal reassurance, and a gratifying tone and mood when he speaks of Gatsby. Lastly, Fitzgerald uses personification when he describes his smile as a person. https://padlet.com/tsundheim1/pqyowd7b6npov3rm/wish/2099296952 2022-03-17 03:56:34 UTC https://padlet.com/tsundheim1/pqyowd7b6npov3rm/wish/2099296952 The quote is in the conclusion of the story after Tom and Daisy did not attend his funeral. This lead to Nick's frustration. A literally device is dialogue how Nick is describing Tom and Daisy. He uses repetition as "careless." https://padlet.com/tsundheim1/pqyowd7b6npov3rm/wish/2099299649 2022-03-17 03:59:02 UTC https://padlet.com/tsundheim1/pqyowd7b6npov3rm/wish/2099299649 The tone/mood is hopeful and living life and ready to realize his dream. It takes place in the beginning of the book. Literary devices: imagery "so the sunshine" https://padlet.com/tsundheim1/pqyowd7b6npov3rm/wish/2099302962 metaphor "as things grow in fast movies", imagery "and so the sunshine great bursts of leaves."]]> 2022-03-17 04:02:03 UTC https://padlet.com/tsundheim1/pqyowd7b6npov3rm/wish/2099302962 The quote takes place during the rising climax. The tone is sad resembled by the "forgets". The author feels depressive and the words reflect that. https://padlet.com/tsundheim1/pqyowd7b6npov3rm/wish/2099304695 2022-03-17 04:03:35 UTC https://padlet.com/tsundheim1/pqyowd7b6npov3rm/wish/2099304695 Diction: bruiting ( strong use of words) https://padlet.com/tsundheim1/pqyowd7b6npov3rm/wish/2099306572 obsererity: 
personification: "dark fields grown on" taking a human form. ]]> 2022-03-17 04:05:17 UTC https://padlet.com/tsundheim1/pqyowd7b6npov3rm/wish/2099306572