What does the reader learn about the student through his diction? Use text evidence to support your claim.
A: In the Nightingale the reader could perceive that the student was insecure and sad because he thinks if he doesn’t bring her red roses she will not dance with him. In the passage the student stated “she said that she would dance with me if i brought her red roses” so he obviously doesn’t believe in himself enough to think she will dance with him even if he doesn’t bring red roses.
2. What first impression does the author convey of the nightingale? Use text evidence to support your claim
A: The impression the author conveys is that the nightingale is that the bird is love struck and is completely obsessed with love.
A: In the Nightingale the reader could perceive that the student was insecure and sad because he thinks if he doesn’t bring her red roses she will not dance with him. In the passage the student stated “she said that she would dance with me if i brought her red roses” so he obviously doesn’t believe in himself enough to think she will dance with him even if he doesn’t bring red roses.
2. What first impression does the author convey of the nightingale? Use text evidence to support your claim
A: The impression the author conveys is that the nightingale is that the bird is love struck and is completely obsessed with love.