https://padlet.com/kucinic/dictionperiod1 Find three examples of the effective use of diction. A writer creates certain type of sentences and chooses vocabulary for a specific purpose, either to create suspense or an image in the reader's mind. Does King use repetition to paint a picture in your mind? Short sentence to create suspense? en-us 2016-10-11 23:31:24 UTC 2019-02-22 05:10:55 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-uploads.storage.googleapis.com/76849225/3c7e2413dc71d3c99d6a8850f766a821b93ef574/96bd9b7ff4f0494bc9dae7dae45412fb.jpg https://padlet.com/kucinic/dictionperiod1/wish/130413888 "spring trembled on the edge of summer,and in the city, summer is the season of dreams"
-page 453

-using the word "trembled" gave the reader a sense of uneasiness 
-The writers choice of words  before this example was light and soft
-once reading this ]]> 2016-10-13 12:57:55 UTC https://padlet.com/kucinic/dictionperiod1/wish/130413888 https://padlet.com/kucinic/dictionperiod1/wish/130414195 " Norma was dead, she had been dead for ten years, and it didn't matter because she was going to scream and he swung the hammer to stop the scream to kill the scream ...spilling red, white and yellow tea roses beside dented trash cans where cats made alien love in the dark..."

- This whole time Stephen led us to believe that Norma was still alive due to his play on words.
- His repetition of words created atmosphere.
- Sharp words.]]> 2016-10-13 12:58:50 UTC https://padlet.com/kucinic/dictionperiod1/wish/130414195 https://padlet.com/kucinic/dictionperiod1/wish/130414295 "if there was anything more beautiful than springtime, it was young love -- a middle aged married couple sitting on the steps of their building watching him go by" pg 460 

- using the word "beautiful" and "young love" indicates that things were getting light after a dark scene. we had just found out that he was the killer with the hammer and he had just killed a lady that he thought was "norma". ]]> 2016-10-13 12:59:07 UTC https://padlet.com/kucinic/dictionperiod1/wish/130414295 https://padlet.com/kucinic/dictionperiod1/wish/130414357 "They're for you, Norma... it was always for you... all for you." 
-page 459

-The insanity of Love is revealed using these kind of words. 
-He used past tense (were, was) following the words "for you" to indicate that all the things that he was bringing were all for Norma, but when the women say that they're not Norma, he killed them because he wanted them to be Norma.]]> 2016-10-13 12:59:20 UTC https://padlet.com/kucinic/dictionperiod1/wish/130414357