Stylistic analyses

Stylistic analyses.
The Man of Property (Irene’s Return)
In the authors description:
The author descripted Irene was in a dark corner. Her face was white and motionless. It seems that the blood must have stopped in her vein and her eyes that looked enormous, like the great, wide, startled brown eyes of an owl.
In the represented speech :
Represented speech may not stand out in the context clearly. The sentence “Her life was like the past of this old Moorish city...” may be considered represented speech though it has no characteristic syntactical peculiarities marking it off as such. The structure of the sentence is elaborate. Still the exclamatory sentence and the words which are more common than those of the surrounding utterance may convince the reader that Jon’s thoughts are rendered here through represented inner speech.
Pick out metaphors and similes and analyze them;
Some examples of similes : “Her eyes that looked enormous, like the great, wide, startled brown eyes of an owl” , this was use4d by the author due to Irene’s feeling of unbearable pain that struck her ad made her motionless in one corner and the feeling of being imprisoned by her own grief and despair. Another is “she had come back like an animal wounded to death”, the word wounded to death deals with the pain and grief that crumpled the heart of Irene and in loneliness due to Bosiny’s death. Compared to an animal instead of a human due to its helplessness when an animal is about to be preyed by another animal. “Again he looked at her, huddled like a bird that is shot and dying,” this correlates to a dying animal in helpless situation, that for the author, Irene was drowned by hr emotions that she herself doesn’t know how to help herself.
Analyze represented speech used in the passage and its peculiarities;
If were going to take a look at the passage clearly and comprehensively, we can notice that there are only three characters, Irene, Soames, and Bosiney. However, the passage only focused in two of the characters, Irene and Soames. Soames were emphasized because of his anger and pain to Irene due to his wife’s infidelity to him. The author focused on the feelings of Soames but if were going to look into what really the author wants to perceives by the reader, it was Irene, who was in great pain and as if she was the victim. But if were going to look at in deeper it was Soames, the real victim of Irene’s unfaithfulness and infidelity, that she had an educe relationship with other man (Bosiney) while she’s married to Soames.
Write on the function of repetition:
The function of repetition on the passage was to emphasize a certain fact about a character and the scenarios in able for thee reader to understand and relate in the story. Another reason is for the reader to see how well the character do their function and see how they correlate to one another. For the scenarios and dialogue they also given a repetition technique for the reader will know how does the author gave an emphasis and that it has a significant relationship with the theme and of the whole story.