The Dungeon - Key Quotes
- Created by: @Josh_Stride
- Created on: 06-06-15 15:33
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2. 'O nature! Healest thy wandering and distempered child: ... Amid this general dance and minstrelsy; ... [he] wins back his way' would be a good quote to support which point?
- Coleridge introduces a rhyme scheme in the second stanza.
- Coleridge was an advocate of the Bloody Code and the penal system before the penal reform of the late 18th century.
- Other readers disagree that this is Coleridge's intention with his use of punctuation as it does not change in the second stanza. Which of these quotes best supports that?
- Coleridge simplifies his punctuation in the seconds stanza; as compared to the first.
3. 'stagnate', 'corrupt', 'poison', 'friendless solitude', 'groaning', 'tears', 'uncomfortable', 'dismal twilight', 'savage' and, 'dungeon' form a semantic field that is best described as what?
- The effects of an absence of nature.
- All of these.
- Macabre cinematic imagery.
- Negative.
4. Which techniques are present in the quote, 'Thy melodies of woods, and winds and, waters'?
- Assonance
- All three as well as personification.
- Alliteration
- Tule of three.
5. Finish the quote: 'Poor brother...'
- '... this is the process of our love and wisdom'
- '... poor victim!'
- '... who offends against us'
- '... most innocent, perhaps'
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