DM d'anglais

LIBALIBA PRISCILE

                                                          DM D’Anglais

1)the list of the terms used by the narrator to refer to herself is:

Subject pronouns: I(line 1, 7,8,9,11)

Possessive pronouns (line 7,11,16)

Object pronouns : Me (line 12,15)

Reflexive pronouns: Myself (Line 24)

Names: jane Eyvre (line

Title: The prince

2)

The first voice in the text is Jane’s voice because she uses the pronoun I to talk about her life, it’s an homodiegetic narrator

The second part is Jane’s voice she is addressing to the narratee, it’s an homodiegetic narrator

3) the various functional roles adopted by the narrator

_AS the narrative agent

The narrator relates what happens

-As commentator:

He is addressing to the naratee

It’s an omniscient narrator supplementing a character’s vision

And he comments on the narration itself

_It’s an Obstrusive narrator because he takes the all place in the story

_It’s a Reliable Narrator because we can trust the the narrator

4)From lines 12 to the end we can see the free indirect discourse because, the character’s voice take the lead but without the clutter of speech marks

5) in this passage we can see an Internal focalization because the scene is perceived through the eyes of the character , the character is the focalizer, it’s an limited view

6)   Eyre she describes events as she experienced them and occasionally slips into present tense. Jane describes: “The coach is a mile off by this time; I am alone.” The sudden switch to present tense creates a jarring impression, which reflects Jane’s agonized mental state.  The reader can also interpret this switch as Jane reliving traumatic events, emphasizing their lasting impact; she still remembers what she felt like after leaving Rochester. We can see Jane's desire for independence, we can also see humanity by what she saw, she feel alone, she is sad.

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