Commentary on Hope Essay -- Papers

Commentary on Hope Aimed at the older teenagers with school lexis, Hope has been opened by presenting literary devices such as personification, phonological features and repetition, thus setting the scene whilst subtly stressing the conveyed mood and theme. The usage of the present distort rather than the past removes the linear dictation by time and restricts familiarity to situation rather than chronology. By applying a present tense to this text, I have removed the idea that the darkness has limits as it seems to be immovable, and because of this, the contributor has to accept its presence and learn how to benefit from the lighter areas. Within Hope, a musical lexis is applied to the text, creating more intensity and dynamic description to the text. The subscriber is instinctively drawn towards the phonological side of the scene rather than the optical as they are able to hear that horrific scream increase dynamically. Furthermore, this centre s the readers thoughts on the unanswered questions they may have a...