3

As stated in 1 my predictions and guesses were: what is the Rats Guild? A guild of thieves. Why does he need four coppers? He needs money. Who is Durzo? A local person. Although I was close for the first two they were not exactly correct. The Rats guild were not a guild of thieves but a guild of orphans who are under the control of the guilds Fist and ultimately the leader named Jal'aliel. Azoth needed four coppers not because he was poor and needed money but because he had to pay the guild fees to Rat, Azoth did get the four coppers but Rat demanded Doll girl's fees as she is not old enough to pay them. I was way off for the third question, even though Durzo is a local person and lives in the Warrens he is not just a local but a first rate wetboy.


 * Imagery:**
 * Robert weeks has included a copious amount of imagery language, the pain of beatings, the feel a sword handle and or course the colour of that magnificent Golden Sword.**


 * Simile:**
 * Similes and pain work in harmony in this book, for example comparing an headache to a sword splitting a head in two. The similes work suprisingly well in this book in my opinion.**


 * Metaphor:**


 * Metaphors were mildly used in this book, although they were effective in drawing a readers attention at one time I couldn't understand some of them but even then because of the right metaphors at the right time this book was made much better.**


 * Alliteration:**
 * Alliterations were not used in this book, I dont even know why they would be used in a novel apart from maybe quoting poems.**


 * Personification:**
 * I only noticed a few personifications in this novelbut they were much better than the metephors and worked great, personifications are my favourite out of the figurative language given.**


 * Onomatopoeia:**
 * Not at all.**


 * Hyperbole:**
 * Not at all.**


 * Idioms:**
 * Not at all.**


 * Symbol / Symbolism:**
 * Not at all.**