Writer's Methods and Techniques (Leaving Cert English): Flashcards

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Writer's Methods and Techniques
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Year the novella is set

1985

Real historical element featured

Magdalen laundries

Keegan's writing style

Restrained and minimalist

Narrative perspective used

Close 3rd-person from Bill Furlong's perspective

Tense used in the novella

Past tense

Tone of the novella

Conflicted and reflective

Three mood elements present

Tenderness, hope, and tension

Imagery example with crows

A December of crows

Imagery example: November winds

November winds stripping yellow trees bare

Technique using restraint and subtle details

Understatement

Magdalen alludes to which biblical figure

Mary Magdalene

What Furlong personifies as 'she'

His truck

Paradox quote about things closest

Why were the things that were closest so often the hardest to see?

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