Brooklyn Cop Flashcards
What are the three types of imagery
Similie
Metaphor
Personification
What are the different types of sentence structure
Repetition
Punctuation
Where is Brooklyn cop set
Brooklyn New York City
What is ‘built like a gorilla’
A simile
What does ‘built like a gorilla’ suggest about the Brooklyn cop
Just as a gorilla is: Big Threatening Powerful Vicious Animalistic Intimidating Uncivilized So too is the Brooklyn cop
What does ‘but less timid, suggest
That the cop is:
Wilder than a gorilla
More unpredictable
More dangerous
What does ‘thick-fleshed’ suggest
- He is physically strong
2. He is emotionally strong and tough as well
Why is the Brooklyn cop ‘thick-fleshed’
He has been through a lot of hardship and has dealt with it
What is ‘steak colored’
A metaphor
What does ‘steak-coloured’ suggest
- The cop’s skin is rough and coarse like a steak.
- He is hard working and rough
- It gives an indication of his race
What are the four main techniques in Brooklyn cop
Imagery
Word choice
Sentence structure
Setting
What does ‘two hieroglyphs in his face’ suggest about the Brooklyn cop
- The cop has marks or scars on his face
2. Just as hieroglyphs are difficult to read so too are the cops emotions
What is ‘two hieroglyphs in his face’
A metaphor
What does ‘he walks the sidewalk and the thin tissue over violence’ suggest
That there is a very fine line between safety and danger.
Just as a ‘tissue’ is fragile so too is peace
What is ‘thin tissue’
A metaphor