Themes and Motifs: Animals Point-of-view

Description

Created for a moment in "Race at Morning" when the narrator imagines what the hunted deer is seeing and thinking. There may not be other instances of this, but to open up the narrative to the subjectivity of an animal seems worth noting. SR

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"By the People", 137 (Event)
Actions: Interaction, Private›Conversation | Moral›Scheming | Verbal›Questioning
Themes and Motifs: Animals›Dogs | Animals›Point-of-view | Meaning›Mystery | Story-telling›Explaining
Aesthetics: Figures of Speech›Hunting metaphor / imagery | Intertextuality›Faulkner text | Narrative›Parentheses | Narrative›Withholding | Tone›Humorous
"Race at Morning", 300 (Event)
Environment: Time of Day›Daybreak
Themes and Motifs: Animals›Point-of-view
"Race at Morning", 304 (Event)
Actions: Perceptual›Misreading
Themes and Motifs: Animals›Point-of-view
Aesthetics: Symbolism›Blood
"Race at Morning", 305 (Event)
Environment: Auditory›Silence
Actions: Communication›Non-human | Moral›Deception | Perceptual›Ambiguity
Themes and Motifs: Animals›Dogs | Animals›Point-of-view | Values›Good conduct
"Race at Morning", 307 (Event)
Environment: Auditory›Hunting horn
Actions: Non-human›Animal senses
Themes and Motifs: Animals›Point-of-view
The Hamlet, 341 (Event)
Themes and Motifs: Animals›Point-of-view
Relationships: Familial›Physical resemblances
The Mansion, 371 (Event)
Themes and Motifs: Animals›Point-of-view