Writer Techniques (Leaving Cert English): Flashcards

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Epistolary format

Story via letters, diaries, articles, ship's log

Epistolary format benefits

Multiple perspectives, realism, immediacy

Fragmented narrative effect

Builds suspense as readers piece together plot

Non-linear timeline effect

Adds suspense; reflects characters' confusion

Dracula plot structure

Rising action, climax, resolution

Gothic descriptions purpose

Creates dark, eerie atmosphere

Victorian language style

Formal, elaborate, polite, restrained

Blood symbolism

Life, death, unnatural life prolongation via vampirism

Lucy's transfusions symbol

Fight against Dracula's corruption of life

Crucifix symbolism

Protection, faith; good vs evil clash

Dracula's castle symbol

Isolation, entrapment, inescapable doom

Bats & wolves symbol

Predatory nature, supernatural connection

Dracula's imagery

Animalistic & supernatural; otherness & menace

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