In "Contents of the Dead Man's Pocket" by Jack Finney, an example of pathetic fallacy occurs when the weather reflects the protagonist's emotional state. As Tom Benecke grapples with anxiety and desperation while trying to retrieve his important paper from the ledge, the oppressive heat of the apartment and the storm brewing outside mirror his internal turmoil. This connection between the environment and Tom's feelings enhances the tension and urgency of the narrative.
An example of personification from "The Contents of the Dead Man's Pocket" is when the sheet of paper Tom needs to retrieve flutters demonically in the air by the ledge of the window, threatening to fall into the darkness below.
What does the title contents of the dead man's pocket mean?
What does the title contents of the dead man's pocket mean?
what is the tone of the contents of the dead man;s pockets
by the contents of his pocket
my penis is large
Jack Finney
money
Dresser.
when the paper flew away
I donot kno2
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