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Incident In A Rose Garden By Donald Justice

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Informative Essay The author of incident in a rose garden Donald justice portrays the theme death throughout the text "incident in a rose garden", by using literal devices such as personification and imagery throughout the text. The author Donald justice of "incident in a rose garden" portrays the theme death by showing how the master does not recognize deaths power by calling him a stranger and telling him he is not welcome in the rose garden. The master assumes that since he is the owner of the rose garden he owns death as well and can order him about the same way he orders his servants. A good example of personification would be "as soon as he beckoned, I ran" because the author Donald justice is referring to death as a person. Another example

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