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1 Literary Elements Notes continued “The Cask of Amontillado”

2 XIII. Imagery Refers to something that helps readers to visualize scenes, hear sounds, feel texture, smell aromas, and taste foods (appeals to senses)

3 XIV. Tone Attitude taken by the author toward the subject of a work

4 XV. Mood Feeling established through setting

5 XVI. Irony Contrast between what is real and what seems to be real

6 Irony cont. A.Situational—outcome of situation is opposite of what was expected. B.Verbal—persons says one thing but means another C.Dramatic—audience knows something the characters in a story do not.

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