Stylistic Devices in Parliament of Owls by Adipo Sidang Act 1
Literary devices enrich the text of Act 1 by adding depth, imagery, and layers of meaning to the text
Stylistic Devices in Parliament of Owls Act 1 Stylistic Devices In Act 1 of "Parliament of Owls," several literary stylistic devices are employed to enhance the dialogue, imagery, and themes of the play. Here are some of the devices used along with examples: 1. Symbolism Flute: The flute played by Osogo symbolizes his introspection and melancholy. It sets the tone for the scene and reflects Osogo's emotional state. (Example: "The stage opens with Osogo perched on a stone. He is engrossed in his flute. It is a melancholic tune.") 2. Imagery Visual Imagery: Vivid descriptions are used to create visual images in the reader's mind, such as Red String's hollow eyeglasses made from millet stalk and Osogo perched on a stone playing his flute. (Example: "Red String wears hollow eyeglasses made from millet stalk. His stomach is protruded.") 3. Dialogue The use of dialogue helps to establish the characters' identities and backgrounds. For example, Red Str…