poetry- Frost
- Created by: jasminmurphy
- Created on: 02-05-18 21:14
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- Out, out
- The title connects to Macbeths
- alludes to Macbeths wife death. depressing
- exploring the human life and the helplessness that follows
- imagery of macbeths bloody hands and the boys literal bloody hands
- doesn't talk about the 'noble' tragic character the way the monk does.
- rather by leaving him unnamed- insignificant like willy Loman
- the boy dies; his life stops but the world continues..
- life must go on..
- frost shows no sympathy
- similarly to hardy detachment
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- similarly to hardy detachment
- the saw is symbolic of the industrialisation
- the villain of the story
- form and meter
- blank verse
- iambic meter
- not married to a specific format
- speaker
- frost experienced similar events
- third person
- tragic in the fact that the voice
- setting
- New England- typical for frost
- the saw in the presence. it is the setting
- disturbing setting-not picture perfect.lack of ambulances and hospital
- The title connects to Macbeths
- Frost
- father was a journalist
- met his wife- Elinor white- in high school
- moved his wife and two children to New Hampshire
- frost experience his children die, commit suicide, become mental ill and die during child birth
- credited long country walks for being his inspiration
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