stjoseph wonders
15 years ago
if anyone else feels the use of accents and slang in "Maggie" is a bit much?
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mtisler1 says
15 years ago
The accents are hard to read, its slowing me down, yea i do think they are a bit much, i got no problem with spelling words differently...
mtisler1 says
15 years ago
but at least finish spelling them out, don't just take sections of the word out completely. Also the "see"s are driving me crazy
a_gilchrist
15 years ago
haha yeah me too
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chelseab says
15 years ago
yeah they are difficult to read. I feel myself going backand re-reading the sentence outload. It's just a little over-done!
sgaitanos says
15 years ago
I had to go back and re-read a few passages. I believe that Crane’s diction helped in defining the characters and their quality of life.
Writergirl101 says
15 years ago
Not sure, because I've read literature like this before, but I do think it brings something to the story. Makes it feel more real
MattyDaddy74
15 years ago
I think it brings many different aspects of realism to the story: cultural background, social status, education, immigration, etc...
TesiaD
15 years ago
yes! It made it difficult for me to really follow the story line. It was distracting.
yuridoolan says
15 years ago
I agree with Matty. It gives the story a better sense of realism. The dialouge also served as a way to further develop the characters.
yuridoolan says
15 years ago
It would have been untrue to the time/setting/characters had slang had not been used.
kimburkey says
15 years ago
i have mixed feelings about the use of slang. i think it adds a lot to the story but then it makes it more difficult to follow
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