The raven

In "The Raven "" by Edgar Allan poe he uses analogies is the device that plays a larger role .He uses it when he says " from my books surcease of sorrow for lost Lenore it plays a large role because it repeats itself a lot but they change the words around .

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Device for "The Raven" and "Incident in the Rose Garden"

In "The Raven" by Edgar Allen Poe, personification is the device that plays a larger role. He uses it when he says, "Not the least obeisance made he; not a minute stopped or stayed he; But, with mien of lord or lady...(lines 39-40)." It plays a large role because by making the raven more human, the more real the raven became. Of course, ravens have no ability to speak as the one in the poem does, but  in the poem the raven is its own entity and the speaker treats it as such. In fact, the speaker is trying to figure out what exactly was the raven's angle, wether if it was from Heaven or Hell and what it wanted from him. The use of personification for the raven showed how much power it had over the man, (the speaker),  you see that while the poem progressed and watch as the man losses his sanity because of it. That's why personification plays a big role in the poem.

In "Incident in a Rose Garden", by Donald Justice, imagery plays a larger role. He uses it when he says, "And there stood Death in the garden, dressed like a Spanish waiter. He had the air of someone who, because he like arriving at all appointment early, learns to think themselves patient....(lines 20-25)." It plays a big role because it showed how the Master (the speaker) perceived just from looking at Death. Death's presence could have been plainly said and let the poem move on, but describing Death and his form takes you to the rose garden as if you were in the Master's place. It allows you to see the importance and how seeing Death was a big deal. Some say that one is nearing death you'd be able to see Death (or the Grimm Reaper) come after you. I think this is what the author was trying to convey in the poem when the speaker describes what he see's in the rose garden. 

Devices on the raven and incident in a rose garden

In "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe, internal conflict is the device that plays a large role. He uses it when he says,"sorrow for the lost Lenore." it plays a large role because it's saying how bad he misses his girlfriend.
In "the incedent in the rose garden" by Edgar Allan Poe, imagery is the device that plays a large role. He uses it when he says, "dressed like a Spanish watter being patient." It plays a large role because it shows how we can see his personality.

Device used in "The raven" and " The incident in the rose garden"

In "The Raven" by edgar allan poe .

Edgar uses rhythem meter this device plays a larger role. He uses it when he says, " once upon a midnight dreary, while i pondered, weak and weary." It plays a large role because  " the raven" is a lyric poem, witch often have specific rhythms. This device will also Keep the reader entertained. 

In " The incident in the Rose Garden" by Donald justice. Uses the device imagery that plays a lager role. He uses it when he says " and there stood  death in the garden, dress like a Spanish waiter." It plays a large role because imargery makes the reader to create and picture what a Spanish waiter standing in a garden would look like. 

Devices for "The Raven" and "The incident in the Rose Garden" - Victor Aguirre

In "The Raven" By Edgar Allan Poe, Rhythm, meter is the device that plays a larger role. He uses it when he says, "Once upon a midnight dreary,while I pondered, weak, and weary." It plays a large role because it gives the reader a rhythm to read the poem in the way that rhythm goes. It also is important because a poem needs a rhythm in order to have a little thing that attracts the readers attention and most importantly he uses it to make rhythm with 16 syllables in each sentence.


In "The incident in the Rose Garden" By Edgar Allan Allan Poe, imagery is the device that plays a larger role. He uses it when he says, "Dresses in a Spanish mater, being patient, while looking at the blooms." It plays a large role because it makes the reader "imagine" an image while he reads this quote or another quote throughout the poem. When the reader imagines a picture from the poem, it makes the poem more interesting and easier for the reader to image.

Narrative Elements of "The Raven" and "The Incident of the Rose Garden"

In "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe, speaker is the device that plays a larger role. He uses it when he says, "sir,". . . . . "or madam, truly your forgiveness i implore; " It plays a large role because if he wasn't in there , there would be no story.


In "The Incident in the Rose Garden" by Donald Justice, imagery is the device that plays a large role. He uses it when he says, "And there stood death . . . . " It plays a large role because if there was no imagery there would be no point of the story and people wouldn"
't get what they're reading.

  In "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe , repetition is the device that plays a big role . He uses it when he says , "Quoth the Raven , "Nevermore" . It plays a big role because the Raven thinks that's his name .
   In "The Incident in the Rose Garden" by Donald Justice , facts is the device that plays a larger role . He uses it when he says , "Sir , you must have been a stranger , who my gardener this is my property sir I only welcome friends here" It plays a larger role because a lot of people say things like that , and they don't know what it actually is , or what it actually means .

    In,"The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe, alliteration is the device that plays a larger role. He uses it when he says,"Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there wondering, fearing, doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before." It plays a large role because it gives special importance or prominence to something in speaking or writing. It emphasizes his depression towards the lost Lenore in that one line.

     In, "The incident in the Rose Garden," by Edgar Allan Poe, personification is the device that plays a larger role. He uses it when he says "The gardener came running. An old man, out of breath. Fear has given him legs." It plays a large role because the gardener is frightened and running away from death. Personification is the device because fear cannot actually give someone legs.

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     In "The Raven" By Edgar Allan Poe, Symbols and Motifs is the device that plays a larger role. He uses it when he says, "Perched upon a bust of Pallas just above my chamber door" (41). It plays a large role because he is saying that the raven looks like Athena who is the goddess of wisdom and war and has been through a lot of problems.

       In "The Incident in the Rose Garden" By Donald Justice, Irony is the device that plays a larger role. He uses it when he says, "I take it you are be?" (50). It plays a large role because in the beginning we thought the gardener was the one that was gonna die, but it was his master.

"The Raven" and "The Incident In a Rose Garden" Narrative Elements

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                    In "The Raven" by Edgar Allen Poe, alliteration is the device that plays a larger role. He uses it when he says, "And the silken sad uncertain rustling of each purple curtain." It plays a large role because it's to repeat a particular sound in the prominent lifts of a sense of words or phrase.

 "The Incident In The Rose Garden"

                    In "The Incident In The Rose Garden" by Donald Justice, imagery is the device that plays a larger role. He uses it when he says, "He had air of someone, who because he likes arriving at all appointments early learns to think himself patient. I watched him pinch one bloom off and hold it to his nose- A connoisseur of roses- One bloom and then another. They strewed the earth around him." It plays a large role because it's to add more depth to the scene.

"The Raven" and " The incident in the Rose Garden " Narrative Elements.

In " The Raven " By Edgar Allen Poe , repetition is the device that plays a larger role.  He uses it when he says , " Quoth the raven , " nevermore" . It plays a larger role because the raven keeps saying " nevermore".


In " The incident in the Rose Garden " By Edgar Allen Poe , situational irony is the device that plays a larger role. He uses it when he says . " I take it you are he . " It plays a large role because what was expected to happen , didn't.

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                                     "The Raven" and " Incident in the Rose Garden" Summary's
 
 In "The Raven"By Edgar Allen Poe, Parallel Structure is the device that plays a larger role. He uses it when he says, " Ever yet was blessed with seeing bird above his chamber door-Bird or beast upon the sculpture bust above his chamber door." It plays a large role because it's explaining the sentence,but in different words.

 In "The Incident in the Rose Garden" by Donald Justice, Situational Irony its the device that plays a larger role. He uses it when he says "To show me to his master. I take it you are he?" It plays a large role because it is something that you expect to happen , but the opposite of what you expect.

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almost everyone has been a victim of bullying as we all know this leads some people
to fall into depression, others commit suicide. In this photo this young girl is been clowed on by the
majority of the girls. 

                                                                             
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          The Raven" follows an unnamed narrator on a night in December who sits reading "forgotten lore" as a way to forget the loss of his love, Lenore. A "rapping at [his] chamber door" reveals nothing, but excites his soul to "burning". A similar rapping, slightly louder, is heard at his window. When he goes to investigate, a raven steps into his chamber. Paying no attention to the man, the raven perches on a bust of Pallas above the door.



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"The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe/ 1 Interesting fact About this poem

The poem "The raven" by Edgar Allan Poe was first published in January 1845. It is a narrative poem and is often noted for its musicality, styled language, and supernatural atmosphere. An interesting fact about this poem is that the whole poem is split into six sections and it basically tells the story of  a man that lost his true love. -Victor Aguirre

The poem has a lot of old language because instead of saying me they say thee which it is reasonable because the poem was written in the 1800 so it makes a lot of sense and I'm wondering what was the cause of his wife's death .

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The Raven

  The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe is a very interesting poem. the most interesting thing  about the poem was in lines 13-18. when "And the silken, sad,uncertain rustling of each purple curtain thrilled me- filled me with fantastic terrors never felt befor;So that now, to still the beating of my heart, I stood repeating;-"Tis some visitor entreating entrance at my chamber door;-Some late visitor entreating entrance at my chamber door;-That it is and nothing more."This is an interesting part of this poem because he is thinking that the one knocking on his chamber door was his lost lenore.

The Raven

    Edgar Allan Poe wrote a poem called , "The Raven" , and it's very interesting .
But what I liked the most about it is when Nevermore was scared to open the door , and he was hoping it was a person and not a ghost . He said , "and so faintly you came in tapping , tapping at my chamber door , that scare was sure I heard you" . (line 22) That was the most interesting part to me .

                                 "The Raven" 

The poem " The Raven"  is a lyrical narrative poem about a lover, identified as being a student who goes crazy questioning a bird about his lost love Lenore and only ever getting one answer “Nevermore." leaving the lover going off like a burning soul.  

"The Raven " interesting fact

The poem " The Raven " by Edgar Allen Poe ,  was published in 1845 and it tells how a talking

raven's mysterious visit to a distraught lover ,  making the man go into madness. He wrote the

poem trying to appeal to both critically and  popular tastes.  

"The Raven" fact (:

The Raven could signify two things, one dark and one light.

In darkness it could signify is the dark and depressing memory of the loss of Lenore, constantly reminding the writer that he shall never see his love again.

Edgar Allan Poe Fact

 "Edgar Allan Poe was 17 when he got accepted into University of Virginia, and managed to gamble all his scholarship money in his first year and was later kicked out."http://www.interestingfacts.org/fact/edgar-allan-poe-and-alcohol 

Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven"

Interesting facts about "The Raven" is "The narrator asks the raven what its name is. The raven answers, "Nevermore" (line 48). He then muses that "on the morrow he will leave" like everyone else in his life (line 59). Again, the raven answers with "Nevermore" (line 60). This is the only word the raven speaks to the narrator.
Eventually, the narrator begins to ask the raven about Lenore. When he asks if Lenore is in Heaven, the raven repeats, "Nevermore" (line 90). This angers the narrator who then yells "Be that word our sign of parting, bird or fiend!" (line 97). The raven does not move. The narrator realizes that the bird will never leave because it represents his memory of Lenore which will also never leave him." 

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                        The Raven: Interesting Fact

 

 

           The lover, often identified as being a student, is lamenting the loss of his love, Lenore. Sitting on a bust of Pallas, the raven seems to further instigate his distress with its constant repetition of the word "Nevermore". The poem makes use of a number of folk and classical references.

Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven" Facts

 One fact on this poem "The Raven" would be that the narrator catches on to this rather slowly and asks more and more questions, which get more hurtful

and personal. The Raven, though, doesn't change his story, and the poor speaker starts to lose his sanity.

Bullying

This picture shows that a lot of people are saying mean things to the girl . It looks like she can't take it anymore . So people shouldn't really be mean to someone else because you don't know what the other person is going through . 

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If your bullying someone it can cause them to do suicide.Then later you'll regret it, you might feel bad, then it might be too late to apoligize. It's better to accept a person for who he is. You don't want to be a person who ruined someones life and taking all the blame for it. So this is a reason why we should stop bullying.

Anti-bullying image

In this image, it shows the ugly duckling, a children story I sure many of us are familiar with. For those who don't, it's a story about these ducklings that hatch and one of the birds is different from the rest, this bird is dubbed 'the ugly duckling'. Since the ugly duckling was different, he was teased and bullied by all the other animals, but grows up to be a beautiful swan, which explained why he was different from all the other ducklings. The phrase in this image 'We're all different, but equal,' means that we all have something that sets us apart, some people may be smarter than others, maybe stronger than others, or better looking than others, but that doesn't mean they are on a higher bar than everyone else or you. People tend to forget that. We are all on the same playing field. Our lives may be different, we all have our problems to deal with, even so we should treat everyone with respect because we are all equal.

Anti-Bullying image and description -Victor Aguirre

In this image, as you can see is a bullying image. Many people around the world are being bullied over anything for no reason and it has not stopped until this day. In this image it shows a girl on the corner of a wall being stressed out and having suicidal thought because of all the things people have said that stay on her mind. This provokes stress and suicidal thoughts leading the person being bullied thinking there is not pint in living in life which then they commit suicide. This image also shows the color red so it describes a strong meaning in the words like blood. What they show us in this image is ethos and loaded language, and pathos because it shows how the words said can affect the girl and how she reacts upon these negative thoughts. Bullying is never the right thing to do and will mostly never have a stop unless we put our part into helping people out and SPEAKING UP!
-Victor Aguirre

Bullying Ad

 Children, Parents, Teenagers, even Elder people have been Bullied around the world. Because of bullying many people have been falling in depression, many people have been cutting them self's and people have committed suicide. All because of Bullying. In this picture it shows how this girl has been cyber bullied. Cyber Bullying when people send messages to people they dislike.

Anti-bullying ad .

In this picture is an example of bullying. The victim is saying stop because shes getting not only mentally but fiscally hurt. Some victims of bullying end up committing suicide or running away.They don't speak out because they are scared or threaten to get more hurt than they are. 

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The following image shows that bullying can also be said emotionally, not just physically. The picture and the names that they call the victim, it can hurt them emotionally and they can end up getting suicidal thoughts.

bullying ad (:

In this image it establishes and act of personification meaning as if the words were actully hurting physically but words can hurt emotionally and affect people in ways you cant imagine .In the text it saids "your words have power use the wisely" this explains that people should think before we speak and think about how our words would emtionally hurt others around us.

Anti-Bullying Advertisement

This is an anti-bullying advertisement for Cyber Mentors. It shows how words can affect others and how the words can be hurtful to someone. The words represents pills and it says mean words said to other people and how they want to kill themselves because of the hate.

Bullying Advertisement

This image is showing that words can hurt physically and emotionally. The words represent the thoughts he or she was called when he/she were being picked on by other people.

Bullying ad

This image shows how words can kill people not only emotionally but also physically. The words on the rope represent the thing his/her class mates have said to him and have damage him emotionally.

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