Inglese

SOUND DEVICES
The sound devices are typical features of poetry witch give a musicality. They are the alliteration (repetition of the same consonant sound at the beginning of words that are next or close to each other), the assonance (repetition of a vowel sound with a different end consonant), the consonance (repetition of the end consonant with a d

There a similar theme in the 2 plots: the struggle for and the maintenance of power. Macbeth is a tragedy showing the decline and fall of the central character from a position of strength to catastrophe. The hero is a usurper who is terrified at being confronted with the reality of his murderous acts. His weakness drives him to a series of gratuitous cr

Chapter two: Search for Mr Hyde
When Mr Utterson came home, he was unhappy. He ate and he took Dr Jekyll‘s will. There was written that in case of disappearance or death of Dr Jekyll, Mr Edward Hyde could have all his money. The lawyer decided to find out the truth. He decided to visit Dr Lanyon, another old friend of Jekyll. They talked a little an

On a field, sable, The letter A, gules.
Analysis
This masterpiece is famous because a woman is the heroine of the story.
•Hester Prynne is a very different type of heroine: she is a strong, determined woman. She is rebellious and refuses authority. Her suffering, her punishment and social isolation make her an indipendent individual. Wit

The story is told by a 3° person narrator, who is neither omniscient nor obtrusive.
The most important characters are Mr. Joyce, Mr. Crosbie, Mrs. Crosbie and One Chi Seng, Mr. Joyce's clerk.
Mr. Joyce is presented by narration. He is a round character: he has thoughts and feelings. After the case R.v. Crosbie, he has more faith in One Chi Seng

Narrator: In the text we have a third person narrator who tells us the course of facts.

Setting of the story: The actions take place in England and in Switzerland, more precisely in Zurich. The period is not mentioned.

Description of the main characters:
• Inspector Moore: He was a police's inspector who was looking for the fa

Every day begins for this narrator with such glimpses of Mangan’s sister. He places himself in the front room of his house so he can see her leave her house, and then he rushes out to walk behind her quietly until finally passing her. The narrator and Mangan’s sister talk little, but she is always in his thoughts. He thinks about her when he accompanies

Freddy Malins A drunken guest at the Morkans’ party.
Ellen Morkin Conroy—Mother of Gabriel (dead).
T.J. Conroy—Member of the Dublin Port and Docks Board; father of Gabriel (dead).
Mrs. Malins, Miss Daly, Miss Power, Mr. Browne, Miss Furlong, Mr. Bergin, Mr. Kerrigan, and Miss O’Callaghan—Guests at the Morkans’ party.

On the other side there is Chistopher’s mother. At the beginning, we know that she’s dead but with the evolution of the event we discover that she is still alive but she is gone to London to live with her lover: Mr Shears. In this circumstance she dimostrated her irresponsability prefering her own happiness in spite Ch.’s one. Her pression about being