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Stylistic Reading: Dead Man Mystery

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Analyze voice and style clues.

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Stylistic Reading: Dead Man Mystery
 

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Stylistic Reading: Dead Man MysteryOnline version

Analyze voice and style clues.

by Ayaulym Sabit
1

What does Jim say talking about the dead man would bring?

2

Which linguistic feature is used to convey characters' speech?

3

What theme is suggested by wanting to know who shot the man?

4

Which device is highlighted by the line 'that sounded pretty reasonable'?

5

What is the narrator's attitude toward superstition?

6

Jim’s fear reveals the power of what belief in the community?

7

Which imagery is used to describe haunting ideas?

8

What narrative technique dominates the passage?

9

What mood is created by the tension between talk of crime and superstition?

10

What does the speaker wish to know but refrains from pursuing?

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