An essay test on Monday would be cold blooded, so...

Here's a reminder on what to analyze from Capote's book for Monday's analysis:
1. Capote's use of syntax and parallelism
2. How Capote's use of diction elicits sympathy for Perry and Dick (and whether or not he focuses his sympathies on one more than the other)
3. A characterization of Capote's writing style in general (excessive adjectives, imagery, character descriptions, etc.)


Remember to make all notes in the text or on post-its--other notes will not be allowed for the essay.


p.s. Who can identify the rhetorical strategy used in the title of this blog post?