Question

whay are literary device used lesson -The last lesson ​

Answer 1

Answer:

In the story "The Last Lesson" by Edie Mothersbaugh, there are multiple literary devices used by the author. Literary devuces include literary terms and rhetorical devices. In the following discussion, we are going to learn about the literary devices used in this story.

Explanation:

1) Conflict: There are two types of conflicts highlighted in the story. One is the internal conflict while the other is external conflict. The internal conflict shows Franz'confused constrasting feelings about French not being taught anymore and his feelings guilty with the thought of hating to learn the language in the first place.

2) Climax: this figure consists in ascending degrees of verbal power and rhetorical importance is a literary work progresses. In climax, words, ideas or sentiments are stated in such a manner that the meaning Rises from less important or impressive stage to a more important or impressive one.

Here,in the story, the story starts with a trivial matter of Franz's dilemma whether or not he should go to school. But as the story progresses, we see that this exact French lesson is the last lesson for all the students.