Question
Instead of analyzing the setting of the short story Thank You Ma'am, I'm now doing it on the vignette "Salvador Late or Early." [If you havn't read it, go ahead because it's really short]
I have to give:
1. Description of the setting
2. atmosphere/mood established by setting
3. effects of the setting on characters
4. emotional effect of setting on readers
I have to give:
1. Description of the setting
2. atmosphere/mood established by setting
3. effects of the setting on characters
4. emotional effect of setting on readers
Answers
mysterychicken
This is what I have:
1. The description in the vignette is "homes are the color of bad weather" and "lives behind a raw doorway"
1. The description in the vignette is "homes are the color of bad weather" and "lives behind a raw doorway"
mysterychicken
3. The setting shows that Salvador lives in poverty and has the responsibilities of an adult.
4. For me, Salvador is a very lovable character. They way Cisneros has described him makes the reader feel for him; he is very responsible and seems kind. The setting seems like a place where I wouldn't want to live but it suits the lifestyle of Salvador.
I'm not sure if I've answered these correctly..are they alright?
Thanks
-MC
4. For me, Salvador is a very lovable character. They way Cisneros has described him makes the reader feel for him; he is very responsible and seems kind. The setting seems like a place where I wouldn't want to live but it suits the lifestyle of Salvador.
I'm not sure if I've answered these correctly..are they alright?
Thanks
-MC
mysterychicken
It's not letting me post the second answer...
Ms. Sue
4. Yes, Salvador is loveable, but that doesn't tell what the effect of the setting is on readers.
mysterychicken
I thought so; how can i answer this then?
-MC
-MC
Ms. Sue
To me, the setting and tone are unrelentingly depressing.