Lizzie Borden Article #3

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What is a metaphor?

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A figure of speech that makes a comparison between two unlike things by stating that one is the other, often used to create vivid imagery.

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What is the rhetorical effect of a metaphor?

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The impact or influence a metaphor has on the audience's understanding or emotional response to a text.

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What does 'stage setting' imply in a narrative context?

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It refers to the background or context in which events occur, helping to establish the mood and circumstances of the story.

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What is the significance of public sentiment in a legal case?

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Public sentiment can influence legal proceedings, as it may affect the actions of law enforcement and the decisions of the judicial system.

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What role does the press play in a criminal investigation?

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The press serves to inform the public about the case, shape public opinion, and can sometimes influence the investigation through their reporting.

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What does 'anticipation and excitement of an arrest' refer to?

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It refers to the public's eagerness and expectation regarding the resolution of a crime, particularly the apprehension of a suspect.

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How can a previous robbery relate to a current crime investigation?

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It may suggest a pattern or connection that could help identify the perpetrator or motive behind the current crime.

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What is the purpose of a legal inquest?

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To investigate the circumstances surrounding a death, particularly in cases of suspicious or violent deaths.

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What does it mean to 'exert influence' in a legal context?

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To use power or authority to affect the outcome of legal proceedings, often to protect one's interests.

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What is the importance of interviewing key witnesses in a criminal case?

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Key witnesses can provide crucial information and evidence that may lead to solving the case or establishing guilt.