https://padlet.com/mcdougallj/qzbgdfzy6t04 Create a note in which you describe two literary techniques used. Tell how they are used or how they help the story, and where you notice the techniques. USE THE TEMPLATE. en-us 2017-10-29 14:42:32 UTC 2026-02-27 22:26:27 UTC hello@padlet.com mcdougallj https://padlet.com/mcdougallj/qzbgdfzy6t04/wish/203552186 Group Members
1st Device Noticed: Irony

Where we noticed it: P. 32 "Insert quote"

How it worked / What it added: 



2nd Device Noticed:   Allegory

Where we noticed it: P. 32 "Insert quote"

How it worked / What it added: ]]> 2017-11-04 16:57:49 UTC https://padlet.com/mcdougallj/qzbgdfzy6t04/wish/203552186 https://padlet.com/mcdougallj/qzbgdfzy6t04/wish/204424795 1st device noticed: Symbolism

Where we noticed it: pg 279 "There is an hour to come...when all of us shall cast aside our veils. Take it not amiss, beloved friend, if I wear this piece of crape til then."

How it worked/ What it added: It shows that the minister was trying to make a point in that everyone is wearing a veil, but he is the only one to acknowledge it by  wearing a physical veil. These veils represent sin, and it is sin that stays with you until your veil is removed. 

2nd  device:  Simple diction

Where we noticed it: pg 275 "At the close of the services, the people hurried out with indecorous confusion, eager to communicate their pent-up amazement, and conscious of lighter spirits the moment they lost sight of the black veil."

How it worked/What it added: The way in which the writer speaks adds to this kind of mundane tone that is set up. Nothing is described outlandishly and it's all very simple, unlike all of the other pieces we've read where there was some kind of grand course of events described with such complex diction. ]]> 2017-11-07 16:05:35 UTC https://padlet.com/mcdougallj/qzbgdfzy6t04/wish/204424795 https://padlet.com/mcdougallj/qzbgdfzy6t04/wish/204425065 1st Device Noticed: Symbolism

Where we noticed it: Page 279 "...this veil is a type and a symbol..." "If there be a sign of mourning..."

How it worked /  What it added: It added that the veil is a symbol of mourning for the minister.

2nd Device Noticed: Irony

Where we noticed it: Page 277 "...catching a glimpse of his figure in the looking glass, the black veil involved his own spirit in the horror with which it overwhelmed all others."

How it worked / What it added: He saw his own reflection in the glass and it scared him like it scared everyone else that sees him wearing the veil.]]> 2017-11-07 16:05:57 UTC https://padlet.com/mcdougallj/qzbgdfzy6t04/wish/204425065 https://padlet.com/mcdougallj/qzbgdfzy6t04/wish/204425229 1st Device Noted: Alliteration 

Where we Noticed it : page 275 
 ..." A few shook their sagacious heads..." 

How it worked/what it added
it made the story intresting and showing how it has been kinda dull for a moment the writer wanted to keep the audience awake 
2nd Device Noted:  Symbolism 

Where we noticed it: page 279 
"... this veil is a type and a symbol..."if there be a sign of mourning..." 

How it worked/ where it worked]]> 2017-11-07 16:06:12 UTC https://padlet.com/mcdougallj/qzbgdfzy6t04/wish/204425229 https://padlet.com/mcdougallj/qzbgdfzy6t04/wish/204425448 Biblical Allusion
 Where we noticed it: P. 275
"...some talked loudly, and profaned the Sabbath day..."

How it worked / What it added: It gives his congregation something to relate to. It could be used as an appeal to ethos too.



2nd Device Noticed: Symbolism 

Where we noticed it: P. 278 "... the symbol of a fearful secret between him and them . Were the veil but cast aside..."

How it worked / What it added: I think it adds to the mood of the story. It gives the veil a greater meaning the just being a veil. It adds fear to the story. ]]> 2017-11-07 16:06:28 UTC https://padlet.com/mcdougallj/qzbgdfzy6t04/wish/204425448 https://padlet.com/mcdougallj/qzbgdfzy6t04/wish/204425828 1st Device Noticed: Diction


Where we noticed it : P. 279 "melancholy", "iniquity", "omniscient"


How it worked/What it added: His use of diction a more vivid idea of the time period, and adds emphasis to the situation 


2nd Device Noticed: Symbolism
We noticed that the veil represents sin, this idea is repeated throughout the story

Where we noticed it: "Beloved and respected as you are there may be whispers that you hide your face under the consciousness of secret sin. For the sake of your holy office, do away this scandal!" P. 279

"There is an hour to come," said he, "when all of us shall cast aside our veils."]]> 2017-11-07 16:07:00 UTC https://padlet.com/mcdougallj/qzbgdfzy6t04/wish/204425828 https://padlet.com/mcdougallj/qzbgdfzy6t04/wish/210514460 1st device noticed:  symbolism

page 279- " ... this veil is a type and a symbol"  


why he does this is that he is showing that the veil represents more like the secret sins of all people but they don't show them ]]> 2017-11-27 16:52:41 UTC https://padlet.com/mcdougallj/qzbgdfzy6t04/wish/210514460