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Tag: Foreshadowing

Ivanhoe by Walter Scott: Symbolism & Foreshadowing

Posted on October 3, 2020October 3, 2020 by JL Admin

Symbolism  One of the chief symbols in Ivanhoe is Front-deBoeuf’s castle at Torquilstone. The name of the castle derives from the word torque, which comes from the Latin word torquere, meaning ‘‘twist.’’ This word is also the origin of the word torture. Torquilstone symbolizes some of the major themes of the novel. It is a…

The Monkey’s Paw – Foreshadowing, Imagery and Symbolism

Posted on July 26, 2019 by JL Admin

Foreshadowing  Foreshadowing is a technique in which the writer hints at the events to come. Sometimes, authors depict events early in a story that are really microcosms of the plot that is soon to unfold; other times, writers create this effect by developing an atmosphere that projects the tone of what is about to happen….

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