Symbolism + Irony and The Open Window

Literary Terms 
and Short Stories
Symbolism + Irony
The Open Window
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Literary Terms 
and Short Stories
Symbolism + Irony
The Open Window

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Have you read The Open Window?
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Yes
B
some of it
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most of it
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WHat happens Framton Nuttel at the end of the story?
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He is attacked by a dog
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He bursts out laughing
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He runs away
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He finds the love of his life

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This was actually about porn

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Which of these situations is ironic?
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A chef cooks gourmet meals.
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A plumber's house leaks.
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A dog barks at strangers.
D
A teacher loves math.

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Which statement is ironic here?
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The sun shines brightly today.
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She loves cold weather.
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He enjoys reading books.
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The dentist has a cavity.

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And, thirdly which of these 4 situations illustrates irony?
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A fire station burns down.
B
It rains on a picnic day.
C
A cat chases a mouse.
D
A car breaks down on a highway.

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Billy in The Landlady saying that the landlady is perfectly harmless is an example of
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verbal irony
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situational irony
C
dramatic irony

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Symbolism
Symbolism is when an object, person, or situation represents something beyond its literal meaning. It adds deeper meaning to the story and helps the reader understand ideas or emotions the author wants to convey.

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Symbolism - examples
What does a heart emoji stand for?
What does a green light mean?

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I found these symbols in The Open Window

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  1. the open window represents an opening to another world, or the thin layer between fiction and reality
  2. Frampton Nuttel's name suggests mental instability.
  3. Vera, the name of the niece, means 'true' but she is the one telling lies
  4. the darkening twilight: mystery
  5. the marsh: danger and death (as Vera decribes it) and fear of the unknown (for Nuttel)

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Do you know what the 3 types of irony are?
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Do you understand what symbolism is?
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Which of these stories did you like best?
The Open Window
The Landlady
The Last Rung..
The Test
The Sniper
Powder
The Story of an Hour

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