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The figure of speech used in the phrase "babes of the sea" is (D) a metaphor. A metaphor is a figure of speech that consists in a comparison. This comparison is made between two things that are not related but have a certain characteristic in common. In this case, "babes" is not used in its original meaning but the author refers to his feeling of insignificance when compared to the nature.
Part A- The description is dramatic. The setting described is eerie.
Part B- To create a mood of terror.
Part A -"The Fall of the House of Usher."
The way is this excerpt most clearly characteristic of Gothic literature is
d-The description is detailed. The setting described is filled with light.
The impetuous fury of the entering gust nearly lifted us from our feet. It was, indeed, a
The Fall of the House of Usher Tempestuous yet sternly beautiful night, and one wildly singular in its terror and its beauty....-yet we had no glimpse of the moon or stars, ... But the under surfaces of the huge
masses of agitated vapor, as well as all terrestrial objects immediately
Part B- The intended effect
b. to help readers sympathize with a character who is going mad
to create a mood of terror
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An example of how Wilde pokes fun at the upper-class lifestyle is "Algernon says it is hard work to live in this leisurely manner".
In <em>The Importance of Being Earnest</em>,<u> Jack and Algernon are described as wealthy gentlemen</u>. Moreover, they come from important families. In this excerpt, <u>Wilde uses Algernon and his belief that doing nothing is hard work to satirize the upper-class; however, Wilde does not seek to make fun of mere individuals but to make fun of this society as a whole</u>. The author's aim throughout the play is to amuse and to make fun of the Victorian upper class.
