McCarthy’s Diction in Child of God: By Talia Bodner
In the excerpt from Cormac McCcarthy’s Child of God the author creates diction which is both different and southern. McCarthy describes the main character: “He’d just shoot directly he seen the feathers fly you couldn’t tell it.” The author’s diction even includes fragments: “him with a rifle you with a shot gun.” The author describes the character as handy with a rifle: “we’d never seen the like of shootin.’” As shown McCarthy’s diction in this novel is a unique type of slang.
In the excerpt from Cormac McCcarthy’s Child of God the author creates diction which is both different and southern. McCarthy describes the main character: “He’d just shoot directly he seen the feathers fly you couldn’t tell it.” The author’s diction even includes fragments: “him with a rifle you with a shot gun.” The author describes the character as handy with a rifle: “we’d never seen the like of shootin.’” As shown McCarthy’s diction in this novel is a unique type of slang.
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