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Ethos
Trust, credentials, commonality
Pathos
Emotion
Logos
Logic, proof precedent
Antithesis
A juxtaposition of opposites or contrasting idea
Discursive
Jumping from subject to subject
Connotation
The implied meaning of a word
Denotation
The dictionary definition of a word
Understatement
The presentation of something as being smaller or less important than it is
Hyperbole
Exassurated statements not meant to be taken literally
Polysyndeton
Deliberate repetition of conjunction in a series of words, phrases, clauses, slows down
Asyndeton
Conjunctions omitted in a series of words, phrases, or clauses, effect: intensify the impact, speeds up rhythm
Tricolon
3 words or phrases in a word, emphasizes the last one
Diction
Word choice
Tetracolon
4 words in a row, evokes a sense of overwhelming, 3 details
Passive voice
The subject receives the action rather than performing it, ex “an informal poll was taken by the teacher”
Allusion
Indirect reference to a person, place event, etc
Repetition
Emphasizes am emotion or idea
Tone
Attitude toward subject
Imagery
Evoke emotion
Concrete
You can sense, apple, table, coin, hand, fire, teacher
Abstract
You can’t sense it, fear, joy, jealousy, freedom, laziness
Proper
A name
Plural
More than one thing, desks, pens, pencils
Possessive
Ownership, mine ours
Nominative
They, I, You, We, She, He, It, they
Objective
Me, us, you, him, her, it, them
Possessive
Mine, ours, theirs, his , hers, their
Antecedent
The word a pronoun stands for, Brianna, her, she
Reflexive
Herself, himself
Intensive
Formed by adding-self or selves to a personal pronoun
Interrogative
Used to ask a question
Demonstrative
Points out specific persons, places, things, or ideas, ex: Did you hear the new SINGLE? I’m dying to hear THAT, read the INSTRUCTIONS. Even THOSE in fine print
Relative
Introduces a subordinate clause, ex: Someone, ACHILLES was the warrior WHO helped sack Troy
Indefinite
Does not refer to a specific person or thing, ex: Another, anyone, anybody, anything, each, everybody, everyone, everything, etc
Personal
I, you, he, she, it
What is Daniel dreaming of in the days leading up to the powwow
Dreams of people running in the streets and gunfire all around
What is in the safe?
Gift cards
Who is in the regalia
Tony
What does Orvil want to believe?
He knows how to dance a prayer and pray for a new world
What POV is this chapter written in (Thomas Frank)
Third
Who did Jacquie just see go by the grand entry?
Orvil
Who all gets in the back of Opals ford bronco?
Jacquie, Orvil, Harvey, opal, loother, lony
When blue sees Jacquie, what does she contemplate on doing?
If she should allow Jacquie and the boy to go into Edwin’s place at the hospital
How/why does the drone land on Carlos head?
Daniel intentionally crashes it onto Carlos head in attempt to stop the violence
What were Tony’s masks?
Him and he drome
What is the point of reference to Optimus prime and transformers?
To provide a moral anchor for his actions, the idea of sacrafice for the greater good
What does tony remember about his grandma teaching him how to dance?
How to be light on his feet
What does the “huge Indian guy” say about dancing?
That you have to dance with feeling
Describe how Orvil is feeling before the performance
Like a fraud
Why does tony stop listening to the older white woman on the train?
Because she wants a story she can bring home
Explain Edwin and blues non-date
They walked around a lake
What is “the only thing a camera can keep its eye wide for”?
This unflinching stare into the void of addiction and depravity
Where is Opal? Why?
Sitting alone in the plaza infield so she cannot be seen by her grandsons
Why is the powwow important for them?
Because it is a new life
Why is Calvin involved in “this shit plan”
Because Charles got him involved in the plan
How do the bullets get into the coliseum?
By the socks that were thrown into the bush
Why is blue ghost white?
Because she thinks Jacquie is her mom and saw her