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At the beginning of AStreetcar Named Desire, we areconfronted by Stanley’s bruteforce when he heaves thisup at Stella.

What is a hunk of meat?

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The wildness of this setting whereCathy and Heathcliff play becomesa symbol of her love for him.

What are the moors at Wuthering Heights?

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In order to make Kurtz’s mistressfeel better, Marlowe tells herKurtz’s last words were this rather than this.

What is her name rather than “The horror! The horror!”?

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Holden Caulfield writes a descriptive essay for Stradlaterabout this object.

What is his deceased brother Allie’s baseball mitt?

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What is his reflection in the mirror (“From the depths of the mirror, a corpse gazed back at me”)?

The last sight Elie Wiesel reports seeing at the end of Night.

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First and last name of Stella’s sister.

Who is Blanche Dubois?

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Macbeth’s best friend who later comes back to haunt himas a ghost.

Who is Banquo?

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The narrator of Heart of Darkness

Who is Marlow?

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In Woman Warrior, the names of the narrator’s mother and aunt illustrating how they act as foils to one another.

Who are Moon Orchid and Brave Orchid?

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This girl was blamed for William’s deathbefore it was discovered that the murderwas committed by the creature.

Who is Justine Moritz?

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Who is Mary Shelley?

Frankenstein

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Who is Tennessee Williams?

A Streetcar Named Desire

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Who is Emily Bronte?

Wuthering Heights

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Who is Elie Wiesel?

Night

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Who is Joseph Conrad?

Heart of Darkness

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Iago transforms this object from being a symbol of Othello’s love forDesdemona to a sign of her infidelity with Cassio.

What is the handkerchief?

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What is paradox?

“Fair is foul, and foul is fair.” This device is utilized here to at first baffle the reader’s understanding, but upon exploring the conspiracies and betrayals that fill Macbeth, one realizes that the seemingly contradictory statement is true.

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In all my dreams, before my helpless sight,He plunges at me, guttering, choking, drowning.

What is asyndeton?

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The sonnet that has 3 quatrains and one concluding couple.

What is Elizabethan, English, or Shakespearean?

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Edgar Linton’s mild manners and gentle waysserve as a contrast to further define Heathcliffas a passionate and sometimes cruel Byronichero, making Edgar Heathcliff’s ________.

What is foil?

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