Narrative Voice and Tone (VCE SSCE English): Flashcards

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Narrative voice type in Harrison Bergeron

Detached, third-person, mimics fairy tale simplicity

Free indirect discourse

Blends narrator voice w/ character thoughts, no quotation marks

Definition of tone in literature

Attitude or feeling conveyed by narrator toward subject matter

Bathos literary technique

Sudden shift from elevated to trivial or absurd

Juxtaposition technique

Placing contrasting elements side by side

Understatement technique purpose

Presents something as less significant than it actually is

Fairy-tale opening effect

Lulls readers into false security before subverting with horror

Clinical detachment effect

Makes violence more disturbing; readers supply missing emotion

Whimsical absurdity tone

Early tone describing hyperbolic handicaps with absurd details

Syntactic fragmentation mirrors

Fragmented thought processes of handicapped characters

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