Why do you think the author chose the title

Reference no: EM133579779

Question: For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway, answer the questions below. Be sure to cite evidence from throughout the book to fully support each of your responses. As much as possible, refer to different details for each question. Include all questions and complete responses in your submission.

1. A journey may be physical, spiritual, or emotional. Describe the journey of the character throughout the book. In the end, what did the character learn about herself/himself and the world? Be sure to include the type of journey, page number, and quote/sentence/passage to describe the journey and at least three specific details from the book to explain what the character learned about herself/himself and the world.

2. five literary devices used in the book and explain the effective use of each device. Be sure to include the type of device, page number, quote/sentence containing device, and the explanation of its effectiveness.

3. From whose point of view is the story told? What other voices could tell the story? Explain how the story would be different from this other, new perspective.

4. Why do you think the author chose the title he/she did? Analyze its deeper meaning. Give the book another title, something more symbolic. Explain your rationale. Give specific details from the book for your new title choice.

5. Pick favorite scene from your book, and then find a song that fits the mood of that scene. Identify the song and artist and provide at least a or two paragraphs as to why the song fits that scene. Be sure to include the page number and scene.

Reference no: EM133579779

Questions Cloud

Consider our conversations on realism : In Julius Lester's opinion, what hurts Twain's credibility the most, especially if you consider our conversations on realism?

Describe how rq is centered around the problem and purpose : The Experience of Women with Opioid Use Disorder Accessing Methadone Treatment, Describe how the RQ is centered around the problem and purpose.

How people access and think about visual culture : through objects like playing cards and printed money. So printing is a technology that had an early impact on how people access and think about visual culture

What strategies might be used to overcome these barriers : What strategies might be used to overcome these barriers? What are the pros and cons of the methods used to assess and describe the need for change?

Why do you think the author chose the title : Identify the song and artist and provide at least a or two paragraphs as to why the song fits that scene. Be sure to include the page number and scene

Why was it made that way : Why was it made that way? How was it made? Tell us about the significance of the art object and it's relation to the society/people that produced it

Explain the signs symptoms treatment and helpful resources : Explain the signs, symptoms treatment, and helpful resources of bipolar disorder depressed episode in a blog post written for adolescent patients.

What is the significance of the skunks : In Robert Lowell's "Skunk Hour" What is the significance of the Skunks (particularly in view of the speaker's mental state)

What parallels can be drawn from kingston : What parallels can be drawn from Kingston's American life, to that of her childhood hero, mu lan

User Account

All Pages