ENC 1102 (Strong-Robinson Smith) -- Hills and Rose Assignment: Home

Using either "Hills Like White Elephants" or "A Rose for Emily" and three literary elements, explain how one of the literary criticisms was used in the text.

Literary Elements

• Characters
• Foreshadowing
• Tone/Mood
• Metaphor
• Irony
• Plot
• Conflict
• Genre
• Symbol
• Narration
• Temporal Shifts
• Setting
• Wardrobe
• Special effects
• Moral/Message/Theme
• Music
• Lighting
• Props
• Delivery
• Audience influence
• Dialogue

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