Question

ANYONE know ..abt the poem Dulce Et Decorum Est: Horace’s Ode .


While Horace does not rely on similes to the extent that Owen does, he does employ metaphors, both simple and extended. List two examples:

List two examples of personification:


List three examples of imagery:


List one other feature of Horace’s language that you find interesting:


Speaker- what do you know about him/her? and the Evidence from the text:

Tone- what is the speaker’s tone?And give me evidence from the text:

Who is the intended audience? What is the occasion? and give me Evidence from the text:

What is the purpose? And give me Evidence from the text:

Answer 1

Metaphors:
provoke the lion that’s dangerous to touch,
the fragile boat: often careless Jupiter

Personifications:
Yet death chases after the soldier who runs,
Virtue, that opens the heavens for those who

Imagery: 
Yet death chases after the soldier who runs
and the bloodied earth, on ascending wings.

Tone: Honest and slightly harsh.

Audience: The kids at school learning about war.

Purpose: To show the genuine and harsh truth about war

Answer 2

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ANYONE know ..abt the poem Dulce Et Decorum Est: Horace’s Ode .

Purpose: To show the genuine and harsh truth about war