What effect is Dillard striving for? How does she create that effect?

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“Death of a Moth” – Annie Dillard “The Death of the Moth” – Virginia Woolf What effect is Dillard striving for? How does she create that effect? How does the effect serve the purpose of her writing? DICTION: Compare and contrast the way both writers describe the death of the moth? What are some of the key phrases and details that create a vivid picture of the moth’s “violent” death in the mind of the reader? TONE: How would you describe the tone of these pieces? Consider the impact the death of the moth has upon both the narrator and the reader. . STRUCTURE/ENDING: How does each author develop the theme of her essay? What is the effect on the reader of the final paragraphs of each essay? How do we react to violence and death in nature? Why does the death of this seemingly insignificant insect evoke such strong feelings in the narrators?