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Short Story Unit 2

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What do you know about…What do you know about…What do you know about…What do you know about…


Interpreting

“The Interlopers”


Looking into “The Lottery”


Considering “The Cask…”


Literary Devices: Examples

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Interpreting Interpreting “The “The

Interlopers”Interlopers”

Looking Looking Into Into “The “The

Lottery”Lottery”

Considering Considering “The “The

Cask…”Cask…”

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This is a literature style characterized by haunted

mansions, secret passageways, old and mysterious buildings, dark

secrets and dark tales of vengeance, revenge, and intense

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What is What is

Gothic Literature?Gothic Literature?

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This is the definition of “suspense.”

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What is a feeling of What is a feeling of uncertainty uncertainty

encouraging the reader encouraging the reader to find out more about to find out more about

the story?the story?


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This is the definition of

“foreshadowing.”




What are clues the What are clues the author gives to author gives to

portray future story portray future story events?events?


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This is the This is the definition of definition of

“verbal “verbal irony.”irony.”




What is a character’s What is a character’s spoken words spoken words that that

present a contradiction present a contradiction between appearance and between appearance and

reality or between reality or between expectation and reality?expectation and reality?


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This is the definition of

“connotation.”




What is the suggestive meaning of What is the suggestive meaning of a word or phrase; a subjective, a word or phrase; a subjective,

cultural and/or emotional coloration cultural and/or emotional coloration in addition to the explicit or in addition to the explicit or

denotative meaning of any specific denotative meaning of any specific word or phrase in a language, i.e. word or phrase in a language, i.e.

emotional association with a wordemotional association with a word??


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This is the FULL name of the

protagonist in “The Interlopers.”




Who is Ulrich Van Who is Ulrich Van Gradwitz?Gradwitz?


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This is one example of

foreshadowing in “The Interlopers.”




What is:

By indicating that the man (Ulrich) was “watching and listening, although he waited for some beast of the woods,” the author foreshadows that Ulrich will meet the wolves/beasts at the end of the story (Saki 255)?

ORThe idea that the two men always wished “misfortune might fall” on each other foreshadows the tree falling on the both men (Saki 255). Misfortune (the tree) literally fell on both men?

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This is one example of

situational irony in “The

Interlopers”




What are:What are:

1.1.The men want to kill each other, The men want to kill each other, but wolves kill them?but wolves kill them?

2.2.The men are about to shoot one The men are about to shoot one another and a tree falls on them?another and a tree falls on them?

3.3.The pair become friends and are The pair become friends and are killed before anyone finds out?killed before anyone finds out?


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This is an example of

verbal irony in “The Interlopers.”




What is:What is:

–Georg states, “‘For form’s sake I shall send my condolences to your family’” (Saki 258).–Neither the reader nor Ulrich’s family would expect that Georg would offer condolences to the enemy Van Gradwitz family if Ulrich passed away, especially if Georg participated in his death?


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These are 3 possible

interlopers in “The Interlopers.”




What/who are:What/who are:1.1.The wolves?The wolves?2.2.The tree?The tree?3.3.The court/judge?The court/judge?4.4.Ulrich Van Gradwitz?Ulrich Van Gradwitz?5.5.Georg Znaeym?Georg Znaeym?


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This is the author of the short story

“The Lottery.”




Who is Shirley Jackson?Who is Shirley Jackson?


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This is the way the connotation of words affects “The Lottery.”




How does it alter the mood How does it alter the mood from positive to negative?from positive to negative?


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foreshadowing in “The Lottery.”




The children “eventually made a great pile of stones in the corner of the square…”


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The author keeps the prize for the lottery a

secret until the end of the story. In doing this, the

author employs this literary device.




What is What is

suspense?suspense?


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This is one example of symbolism in “The Lottery” (state the

symbol and tell what it symbolizes).




What is the black box, What is the black box, which symbolizes tradition which symbolizes tradition

and death?and death?


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This is why Fortunato’s name

is ironic.




What is his name means What is his name means “Fortune” yet “Fortune” yet

disaster/death befalls him?disaster/death befalls him?


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Montresor uses reverse psychology to achieve his goals.

These are the 2 instances in which he uses it to get what he wants from 2 different people.

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What are:What are:

1.1.He tells his servants not to He tells his servants not to leave the mansion so that they leave the mansion so that they

do leave?do leave?

2.2.He tells Fortunato to leave the He tells Fortunato to leave the catacombs so he advances catacombs so he advances

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These are the 3 ways “In pace requiescat!”

can be can be interpreted.interpreted.




What are:What are:

1.1.SincerelySincerely

2.2.SarcasticallySarcastically

3.3.Literally (“Rest in a secure Literally (“Rest in a secure prison”)prison”)


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This is the description of Montresor’s coat of

arms and its ironic symbolic significance.




Description:Description:What is a golden foot against a blue What is a golden foot against a blue

background, crushing a serpent that is biting background, crushing a serpent that is biting the heel?the heel?

Ironic Symbolic Significance: Ironic Symbolic Significance: •Montresor is the golden foot crushing Montresor is the golden foot crushing the the serpent.serpent.•Fortunato is the serpent; his insults are Fortunato is the serpent; his insults are what what bites at Montresor’s “heel.”bites at Montresor’s “heel.”•Ultimately, Montresor kills Fortunato- Ultimately, Montresor kills Fortunato- just as just as the foot crushes the serpent.the foot crushes the serpent.


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Paraphrased, these are

Montresor’s 3 criteria for revenge.




What are:What are:

1.1. He must punish without getting He must punish without getting caught?caught?

2.2. Montresor must keep a level Montresor must keep a level head head and feel no guilt, and feel no guilt, remorse, or remorse, or compassion for compassion for his victim?his victim?

3.3. Montresor must make himself Montresor must make himself known to Fortunato; he must known to Fortunato; he must make Fortunato feel the pain of make Fortunato feel the pain of

betrayal?betrayal?CLICK TO PLAY AGAINCLICK TO PLAY AGAIN

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This is how the title of “The

Lottery” exemplifies verbal irony.



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One expects the lottery to be a joyous event, but it is violent and

fatal?

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foreshadowing in “The Cask of Amontillado.”



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When does When does Montresor Montresor pull out a pull out a trowel?trowel?

When does When does Montresor Montresor pull out a pull out a trowel?trowel?

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This is the setting of “The Interlopers.”

This is the setting of “The Interlopers.”



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Where is the Where is the Carpathian Carpathian

Mountains, or Mountains, or central Europe?central Europe?

Where is the Where is the Carpathian Carpathian

Mountains, or Mountains, or central Europe?central Europe?

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This is the explanation of how Montresor’s

and Fortunato’s costumes are

symbolic.



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What are What are •Montresor is dressed in black- Montresor is dressed in black- ironically symbolic of death or ironically symbolic of death or

the grim reaper?the grim reaper?•Fortunato is dressed as a Fortunato is dressed as a

jester or fool- ironically jester or fool- ironically symbolic of his true nature?symbolic of his true nature?

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At the conclusion of Beauty and the Beast, when the spell is

broken, the Beast turns into a handsome prince and the cruel

Gaston loses his chance with the beautiful Belle, this literary

device is at work.




What is What is

poetic justice?poetic justice?


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This is the concept where normal people participate in evil, and

this is the story in which it is most evident.


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