NEVER BET THE DEVIL YOUR HEAD (Edgar Allan Poe)
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NEVER BET THE DEVIL YOUR HEAD (Edgar Allan Poe)
- 2. LITERATURE II Teacher: Lic. Alberto Santamaría Students: a) Edwar Emilio Olmedo Martínez b) Alejandro Peña Date: Thursday, March 23, 17
- 3. Elements of the short story: Characters: - Direct characterization: Toby Dammit, Toby Dammit´s mother, Toby Dammit´s friend, the little lame old gentleman. - Indirect characterization: Mr. Coleridge, Mr. Kant, Mr. Emerson.
- 4. Setting: a) Toby Dammit´s home, the river and the bridge. b) Time: Past (deceased Toby Dammit)
- 5. Plot a) External conflicts: between Toby Dammit and his friend. b) Internal conflicts: It occurs in Toby Dammit´s mind.
- 6. Five stages of the plot: a) Exposition: Toby Dammit had many vices, he had many chastisements from his mother at home, and he went on increasing his iniquity. b) Rising action: Toby Dammit came to be a man and he liked to use the formula “I´ll bet you so and so” in all his assertions.
- 7. c) Climax: Toby Dammit offered to bet the devil his head that he could leap the stile, and cut a pigeon-wing over it in the air. d) Falling action: Toby Dammit was deprived of his head. e) Resolution: Toby Dammit´s friend was right because Toby was not able to leap the stile; Toby was a stubborn person.
- 8. POINT OF VIEW: It´s first person point of view because the narrator is a character in the short story, that is, Toby Dammit´s friend.
- 9. THEMES: a) Vices and bets b) Mistreatment c) Pain d) Poverty e) Lack of consciousness f) Pride g) Anger h) Death