413 search results for "simile"

The Black-Faced Sheep

…with hair. Simile: It is a figure of speech used to compare something with something else to make the meanings clear to the readers. The poet has used this device…

The Return of the Native

…hypocrisy, duplicity, selfishness, sincerity, feminism as well as nature. Setting: The setting of the novel occurs in Hardy’s famous Wessex region on Egdon Heath. Simile: The novel shows a good…

Hard Times

…of the novel. Setting: The setting of the novel is the fictional town of Coketown in the northern part of England during industrialization. Simile: The novel shows good use of…

Quarantine  

…that are different from literal meanings. The poem shows the use of the symbols of time, famine, and inventory. Simile: The poem shows the use of similes such as “He…

A Modest Proposal

…make no doubt, that it will equally serve in a fricassee, or ragout. Both of these examples show the use of satire in the essay. Simile: The essay shows good…

A Farewell to Arms

…answers but to stress upon the underlined idea. Setting: The setting of the novel ranges around the Austro-Hungarian border, and Switzerland. Simile: The novel shows good use of various similes…

Great Expectations

…idea. Setting: The setting of the novel spread over the village of Pip, London, Satis House, the North Kenth marshland, and Cairo. Simile: The novel shows the perfect use of…

Invisible Man

…the novel is the American South, the city of New York. Simile: The novel shows good use of various similes. For example, i. A tomtom beating like heart-thuds began drowning…

Night

…Birkenau and Auschwitz and finally to Buchenwald in Poland. Symbols: The novel shows the symbols of night, fire, flames, and corpses. Simile: The novel shows brilliant use of various similes….

The Kite Runner

…not to elicit answers but to stress upon the underlined idea. Setting: The setting of the novel spread over three countries; Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the United States. Simile: The novel…

The Stranger 

…to elicit answers but to stress upon the underlined idea. Setting: The setting of the novel is Algiers after WWII. Simile: The novel shows good use of various similes. For…

Literary Devices and Terms

Literary Devices refers to the typical structures used by writers in their works to convey his or her messages in a simple manner to the readers. When employed properly, the…