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The Tone of "Bright and Morning Star"

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English

 

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Johnathan P

 

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June 26, 2014

 

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University

 

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A colloquialism is a piece of dialogue that is written exactly how it would be said in real life- if the character has an accent, muffles words, or skips over consonants, it is written so. Puts a critic, Wright "[. . .] emphasizes the pronunciation of words uttered both by a stereotypical Southern person as well as by a stereotypical African American living in the South" ("Bright and Morning Star" 41)...
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So, since the story is set in the South(where everyone has an accent), all of the dialogue is written in a realistic colloquial form, and as realistically as the dialogue could possibly get. The character's simple sentences in the story, such as "Yuh an got the right sperit" and "N some hot cawffee" written in colloquial form lets readers imagine a Southern conversation very clearly and bring them into the story to enhance the overall story's tone (Wright 237)...
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