... .  Another consequence of 'The Color Purple' being written in epistolary form is that it opens up the potential for interaction. This is different to a novel written in the style of a diary, where the only intended reader is the writer themselves. With letter writing, communication is expected and the intended reader influences how formal the language and content of the letters. For example, Celie ... letters do. Her letters are more academic, always explaining things to Celie, for example the customs and culture of Africa. "An important juncture in Alice Walker's 'The Colour ...

• Word Count: 977
• Approx Pages: 4
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School

Morrison uses many different styles of writing in her novel, including changing the point of view one reads the novel from. Changing the point of view allows the reader to learn more about individual characters" thoughts and backgrounds and adds depth to the novel. An example of this particular style occurs when Sethe and Paul D are in bed together after they have slept together for the first time. We are told about Paul D's true feelings for Sethe and that Paul D sees the scar on Sethe's back and it reminds him of Sweet Home. This is followed by his memories of the place, "trees were inviting...

• Word Count: 1023
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... of "journeys" on both a literal and metaphoric level. This book cover allows the viewer a brief preview of the novel. Techniques such as text, images, colour, focus and composition in frame convey the general meaning of the novel to the responder. This novel appears to be about a physical journey down "The Ivory Trail" where the protagonist overcomes mental and physical obstacles to obtain an understanding of unknown mysterious and ... and anger, which could perhaps be felt by the protagonist. Also the use of black and purple in the bottom and top right-hand corners suggest eeriness and...

• Word Count: 732
• Approx Pages: 3