What literary techniques were used in call of the wild?

Answer 1

Lit. Devices-

Situational irony- Fiver and Pipkin leading group to rescue Hazel from Nuthanger Farm.

Flashback- While Bigwig is fighting Woundwort he has a flashback to when Fiver says, Your closer to death than I, then he feels a "wire" around his neck

Allusion- Biblical- All the rabbits on the boat book refers to Noah's Arc, Literary- refers to Odysseus, Historical- refers to Marco Polo

Idiom- "The real hole still needs to be dug" This does not literally mean a hole needs to be done it means there is still work to be done.

Answer 2

Some literary devices used in Watership Down include: flashforward (Fiver's vision); anthropomorphism(rabbits who are like people); situational irony(Fiver and Hazel are trying to avoid the Owslas while fleeing Sandleford's warren, yet the ones who are helpful to them used to be Owslas. Not only this, but then Fiver helps Bigwig escape a snare in Cowslip's warren); flashback (when Fiver's company reunite with Holly and Bluebell, also from Sandleford, the ladies reveal that Fiver's vision was correct.) Animal Imagery how General Woundwort represents the control of the government and possible communism.

Answer 3

the literary techniques used was that even if your a dog u can do whatever a human does also but if ur a human u can also act like a dog in some sort of ur own type of ways......!!!! :D