What do you call the way of writing where; words do not go all the way across the page, the first word in each line is capitalized etc. typically spoken by noble characters?
100
Impossible lovestory
what kind of lovestory could you call Romeo and Juliet?
200
Eventually they die.
How does story A end?
200
2009
When was It's beginning to hurt written?
200
Binary contrasts
What do you call the contrasts like good/evil, true/flase, real/unreal which are abolished in Postmodernism?
200
Prose
What do you call a passage where the words go all the way across the page, the words do not share a consistent rhythmic pattern etc. typically spoken by villains and lower class characters?
200
13
How old is Juliet supposed to be in the play?
300
1983
When was Happy Endings written?
300
A salmon
What is the main character asked to by and what does he forget?
300
metafiction
What is fiction about writing fiction?
300
Iambic pentameter
What do you call a regular rhythm of unstressed and stressed syllables, typically 10 syllables in each line.
300
Verona
Where does the story take place?
400
Postmodernism
What literary periode is Happy Endings from?
400
The protagonist
Who is Mr Bryar, the narrator in It's beginning to hurt?
400
Late modern society
What kind of society does Postmodern literature reflect?
400
The attribution of human nature or character to animals, inanimate objects, or abstract notions, especially as a rhetorical figure.
What is personification?
400
Bright angel
What does Romeo compare Juliet to?
500
Social stereotypes, life, litteratur, love
What are the themes in Happy Endings?
500
Role play
What kind of play do they have when they meet in different houses?
500
The Great Narratives
What universal truth is rejected?
500
Alliteration
What is a repetition of the first sound or sounds in two or more words that follow each other in succession?