Author Information and Vocabulary Words.  January 19, 1809 – October 7, 1849  Born in Boston, Massachusetts  Married Virginia Eliza Clemm Poe; his.

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Author Information and Vocabulary Words

 January 19, 1809 – October 7, 1849  Born in Boston, Massachusetts  Married Virginia Eliza Clemm Poe; his cousin  Writer, poet, editor and literary critic  Part of the Romantic Movement  Genres: Horror fiction, Gothic romance, crime fiction, detective fiction, comedy, satire

 Impunity  Retribution  Impose  Implore  Obstinate  Sconces  Rapier

 Say it with me…  Make a flash card for this word.

 Freedom from punishment or harm.  He thinks he can do what he wants because he knows he has impunity.

 Examples: ◦ Diplomats from foreign countries have “diplomatic immunity,” which means they cannot be punished for their crimes in this country. ◦ Young children, who are not yet disciplined, think they can get away with anything, because they are so cute.

 Say it with me…  Make a flash card for this word.

 Punishment for something done.  I seek retribution for the wrongs done against me.

 Examples: ◦ People who are victims of crime wish to see their perpetrators punished for what they did. ◦ Wanting to “get even” with someone.

 Say it with me…  Make a flash card for this word.

 (used with upon) take advantage of  Please do not impose upon me by asking such a difficult favor.

 Examples: ◦ People who take advantage of others “impose” upon them. ◦ Some people believe our taxes impose too great a burden on them.

 Say it with me…  Make a flash card for this word.

 To beg.  I implore you to give up this unnecessary feud.

 Examples: ◦ Parents implore their kids not to fight. ◦ Teachers implore students to do their work. ◦ Voters implore their electorate to do the people’s will.

 Say it with me…  Make a flash card for this word.

 Stubborn  The men waited in obstinate silence, each one refusing to speak first.

 Examples: ◦ People are obstinate when they refuse to obey the law. ◦ Students are obstinate when they refuse to follow school rules. ◦ Friends are obstinate when they argue, and neither wants to apologize.

 Say it with me…  Make a flash card for this word.

 Wall features that hold candlesticks.  The castle was lit by candlesticks flaming in golden sconces.

 Example: ◦ People use sconces near pictures, to add accent to them.

 Say it with me…  Make a flash card for this word.

 A long, thin sword.  The enemies used their rapiers to fence.

 Examples: ◦ Zorro used a rapier, or sword to defend himself against his enemies. ◦ King Author pulled a rapier, or sword out of a stone.

 Impunity

◦ Freedom from punishment or harm.

 Impunity ◦ Freedom from punishment or harm.  Retribution

 Impunity ◦ Freedom from punishment or harm.  Retribution ◦ Punishment for something done.

 Impunity ◦ Freedom from punishment or harm.  Retribution ◦ Punishment for something done.  Impose

 Impunity ◦ Freedom from punishment or harm.  Retribution ◦ Punishment for something done.  Impose ◦ (used with upon) take advantage of

 Impunity ◦ Freedom from punishment or harm.  Retribution ◦ Punishment for something done.  Impose ◦ (used with upon) take advantage of  Implore

 Impunity ◦ Freedom from punishment or harm  Retribution ◦ Punishment for something done  Impose ◦ (used with upon) take advantage of  Implore ◦ To beg

 Impunity ◦ Freedom from punishment or harm  Retribution ◦ Punishment for something done  Impose ◦ (used with upon) take advantage of  Implore ◦ To beg  Obstinate

 Impunity ◦ Freedom from punishment or harm  Retribution ◦ Punishment for something done  Impose ◦ (used with upon) take advantage of  Implore ◦ To beg  Obstinate ◦ Stubborn

 Impunity ◦ Freedom from punishment or harm  Retribution ◦ Punishment for something done  Impose ◦ (used with upon) take advantage of  Implore ◦ To beg  Obstinate ◦ Stubborn  Sconces

 Impunity ◦ Freedom from punishment or harm  Retribution ◦ Punishment for something done  Impose ◦ (used with upon) take advantage of  Implore ◦ To beg  Obstinate ◦ Stubborn  Sconces ◦ Wall features that hold candlesticks.

 Impunity ◦ Freedom from punishment or harm  Retribution ◦ Punishment for something done  Impose ◦ (used with upon) take advantage of  Implore ◦ To beg  Obstinate ◦ Stubborn  Sconces ◦ Wall features that hold candlesticks.  Rapier

 Impunity ◦ Freedom from punishment or harm  Retribution ◦ Punishment for something done  Impose ◦ (used with upon) take advantage of  Implore ◦ To beg  Obstinate ◦ Stubborn  Sconces ◦ Wall features that hold candlesticks.  Rapier ◦ Long, thin sword

 Impunity  Retribution  Impose  Implore  Obstinate  Sconces  Rapier