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    The document provides definitions for four literary devices - colloquial, atmosphere, stream of consciousness, and flashback. It also gives examples of where each device is used in the novel "The Footprints of God" and why the author chose to incorporate each one.

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    The document provides definitions for four literary devices - colloquial, atmosphere, stream of consciousness, and flashback. It also gives examples of where each device is used in the novel "The Footprints of God" and why the author chose to incorporate each one.

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    The document provides definitions for four literary devices - colloquial, atmosphere, stream of consciousness, and flashback. It also gives examples of where each device is used in the novel "The Footprints of God" and why the author chose to incorporate each one.

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    Device Definition Where is it? Why did I use it?

    Colloquial The use of slang or “You ready eat soon, Iles uses dialects to
    informalities in misteeer Tennant?” convey where people
    speech or writing. are from in his
    Colloquial novels, especially in
    expressions in writing the novel I read. To
    include local or express this, I used
    regional dialects. Andrew Fielding’s
    wife to show that she
    is not from America,
    but rather from
    China.

    Atmosphere The emotional mood All throughout the The atmosphere of


    created by the mimic, I used very The Footprints of
    entirety of a literary fast-paced comments God​ is very important
    work, established and a very serious in the theme of the
    partly by the setting mood that made the novel. Since the issue
    and partly by the atmosphere mimic is very serious, Iles
    author’s choice of what Iles used in ​The made sure to keep the
    objects that are Footprints of God. atmosphere serious.
    described. Regarding these facts,
    I decided to do the
    same, hoping to
    capture the
    atmosphere at the
    very beginning of the
    novel.

    Stream of A literary style in Beginning with ​“As I I decided to use this


    Consciousness which a character's look around” a​ nd rhetorical device
    thoughts, feelings, ending with ​“but because it is so
    and reactions are when will it begin.” prevalent in the
    depicted in a novel. Since the main
    continuous flow character has
    uninterrupted by narcolepsy, there are
    objective description multiple instances of
    or conventional these text breaks.
    dialogue.

    Flashback Flashback is a literary Beginning with As well as stream of


    device where the “​Sitting at the table” consciousness,
    author depicts the and ending with ​“the flashbacks are
    occurrence of specific love of his life.” extremely prevalent
    events to the reader, in the novel. To
    which have taken incorporate this into
    place before the the “first chapter,” I
    present time the used a flashback to
    narration is show how Iles
    following, or events integrates this
    that have happened rhetorical device.
    before the events that
    are currently
    unfolding in the
    story.

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