The novel The Mysterious Affair at Styles and at least two of the Carter short stories from The Bloody Chamber Order Message
Using particular moments from the novel The Mysterious Affair at Styles and at least two of the Carter short stories from The Bloody Chamber (yes, have works cited entries and parenthetical citations), how do these two authors, engage their readers within the worlds of the stories with their own reactions to the events of the stories? What do these authors do to remind the readers that, as the participatory audience, they are, indeed, active participants in the story telling? How do they use rhetorical or literary devices to manipulate audience response? How might being aware of such manipulations serve a reader?