... out like love. Moreover, through the metaphor of comparing Jean to an angel, Suskind switches the role of the monsters in the story. He let the other characters in the story became the devils. This particular twist directly steer readers' fear away from Jean to the People of Grasse. The twist triggers the readers' attention upon human's sudden change of heart. The wicked plot twist creates a terrifying ... that target " (Suskind 17). The use of visual imagery makes the nose seem like it is coming alive, or like a hunter preying on his target. It expresses discretely the element of magic...

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• Approx Pages: 17
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• Grade Level: Undergraduate