Taylor+S

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Gothic Genre -Morbid -remote setting -death -super natural -physical or pyschological torment

Roaring 20's

 * The 18th amendment banned the sale, transportation, and manufacturing of alcohol
 * Gangsters dominated various cities supplying alcohol

Steph, Jehida, and Taylor
1. What is your image of Anne after reading these poems? Does she fit your concept of a Puritan? Explain. Anne was very religious, she believed that everything will come together when she gets to heaven. She does fit the Puritan lifestyle because she was very religious and thats how the Puritans were; religious. 2. Where does she use repetition in the first stanza of "To My Dear and Loving Husband." How does her use of repetition suggest a growing emotional intensity? She uses it in the first three stanzas. When you emphasize it it makes the point more clear, and draws the reader in more to what they are saying. 3. What does the last stanza in "To My Dear and Loving Husband" reveal about Puritan beliefs in the afterlife? That their love with last forever, even in heaven. 4. Explain the controlling metaphor in "The Author to Her Book." Give two examples to support your answer. The metaphor is the book comparing to the author. ex. 1. "I cast thee by as one unfit for light." 2. "And for thy mother, she alas is poor, which caused her thus to send thee out the door." 5. Describe Anne's reaction to the smoldering remains of her house? What does she value in life? Would you have a similar reaction if your house burned down? Explain. Her reaction was that she doesn't need to care about the material things in life because when she dies and goes to heaven the material things won't matter. And everything she wants will already be in heaven. If our house burned down, we probably wouldn't have the same reaction she did. I wouldn't think of heaven the moment my house is burning down

~the poem may talk about one thing, but it's really about something else. You have to figure out what it's about.**
 * Controlling Metaphor- entire poem organized by the metaphor.

"Huswifery" Robe=Spiritual Life**
 * Conceit- comparison between two different things in a poem. (metaphor)

"Huswifery"

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Reaction: I thought that this story was pretty interesting. I thought that it was interesting how from May to September, the people that escaped lived upon sturgeon and sea crabs. **-Yes, that's crazy right? Don't be afraid to elaborate more on your answers. -KK 9/10** ===== ==Hardships: one hard ship is that when Smith was a prisoner Powhatan laid his hands on him, dragged him, and was ready to beat his brains out with a club. They ate rotten food on the ship. ==