PLEASE HELP, NEED SIMPLIFIED BASIC NOTES!!

In this unit, you read excerpts from naturalist and realist literary works. One such work is the novel Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton. As you read the story, write about the topics in the table. The information you add to the table will help you complete Task 2.

Prologue–Chapter 2While reading, think about…

setting

foreshadowing

theme of naturalism

Setting: Ethan Frome is set in the fictional town of Starkfield, Massachusetts. The story spans about 25 years, probably beginning in the late 1890s or early 1900s.

foreshadowing:

theme of naturalism:

Chapters 3–5While reading, think about…

author’s purpose/point of view

symbolism

communication between characters

Chapters 6–8While reading, think about…

rhetorical devices

themes

characterization

rhetorical devices: the whole story is riddled with them like when the scarf is worn by Mattie I think it symbolizes youth and being pretty

themes:There are a few themes that are in this book. One that issee personally is how your social environment makes you think ofall of the things you must not dolike cheat on your wife. Also another theme is the depression on winter and how wintereffected all of the residents ofthat town

characterization: ethan fromeused to be a beautiful man with adying mother ad then married Zeena who became old and less attractive. Then Mattie came into his life and became his love interest.

Chapter 9–EpilogueWhile reading, think about…

theme

the tragic hero

figurative language

theme: The theme at the end ofthe book in my opinion is care  about what you have in the firstplace (Zeena) because she stuck by you since the very beginning

the tragic hero: Ethans lifebecame a tragedy since he couldnot escape Starkfield and povertyand on top of that because of thesled crash he now looks disfigured and unappealing.

figurative language: At the end ofthe book Mrs. hale talks abouthow she think that the Fromefamily that's living on the farmand the ones that are alreadydead are pretty much the same toeveryone

Explanation:

i think one answer could be this poet uses no rhyme.

i believe the answer is d : )