Diction in twilight the book

Answer 1

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by dialect.But it is not old english.It is very plain oout modern easy to read book for teens as long as you have a good vocabulary and reading comprehenion you will be fine.

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You can consider the dialect to be of a middle-aged conservative LDS woman. Also it can be known as 'thesaurus rape' but more commonly called purple prose.

Answer 2

"Diction" in "Twilight" refers to the author's choice of words and language throughout the novel. Stephenie Meyer uses a simple and accessible language style, which helps create a relatable and immersive reading experience for the target audience of young adult readers. The diction also emphasizes the emotional and romantic aspects of the story, contributing to its overall tone and atmosphere.

Answer 3

In the book it is explained that 'twilight' is the safest time of day for Bella and Edward.

Furthermore - New moon, Eclipse, Breaking Dawn and Midnight sun - are all more title names for books that have a meaning in the book and have a relation to a time of day (lunar circle)

If you look up on the website - www.stephinemeyer.com

it should explain this answer in more detail.

Answer 4

she uses American diction and pyjamas if your English is spelt pajamas and grey is spelt gray .

Answer 5

Define that please! Did you want quotes, language, explanations?

Answer 6

literary allusions to wuthering heights and Romeo and Juliet are used frequently

Answer 7

i think it's love or vampire or blood, its peronall prefrence really

Answer 8

A pencil ,her family and her empty air head.