The Changing Mood of "Hurry, Hurry!"

In the short story "Hurry, Hurry", Ethel Wilson intended to write a short story with a mood that changed from a peaceful sensation to a suspenseful or violent feeling. She doubtlessly succeeded in creating a change in the mood by the means of utilizing significant literary devices, such as setting, imagery, and sentence structure. <Tab/> <Tab/>Ethel Wilson began her short story with a peaceful mood for …

…as it progressed by the fact that the sentence structure affects the readers' sensations. <Tab/>In conclusion, Ethel Wilson has successfully created a short story that has a change in mood with the aid of literary devices, such as setting, imagery, and sentence structure. One can become quite affected in an emotional manner by this piece of literature since several of significant literary devices have been applied to the short story.