Hunger Pg 65- 82

“I felt it must be daylight, felt it through every pore in my body…All my dejection had vanished; all despair and pain ceased” (pg 69)

• simile

• the theme of nature

• metaphor

• onomatopoeia

“Below I entered a large room, where thirty or forty people sat, all homeless. (pg.70)

• exposition

• neorealism

• Imagery

• neoromanticisim

“How depressing everything looked! Small scraps of tin shaving were trodden into the floor; there was not a chair to sit upon…”

• Imagery

• repetition

• metaphor

• realism

“A ticket! a ticket for me too! I have not eaten for more than three long days and nights.”

• simile

• neoromanticism

• the theme of nature

• neorealism

“Ugh! what a shocking smell of cooking there are here—a downright disgusting strong smell of chops for dinner, phew!

• Mood change

• imagery

• metaphor

• exposition

“conducted myself like a maniac”. (pg 69)

• neoromanticism

• simile

• theme of nature

• personification

It is shown throughout the text that, being in nature, his mood

• usually change for the better

• gets judgmental

• changes for the worst

“Ugh! what a shocking smell of cooking there are here—a downright disgusting strong smell of chops for dinner, phew!

• metaphor

• personification

• imagery

• neorealism

“He hope of being able to sell these five buttons cheered me immediately, and I cried, "See, see; it will all come right!" (Page 79)

• metaphor

• neoromanticism

• neorealism

• simile

“I could not get my request over my lips. This man's friendliness seemed to me beyond bounds, and I ought to know how to appreciate it...” (Pg 81)

• exposition

• personification

• irony

• imagery