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    Boccaccio's masterpiece is a short story that follows a rich nobleman's relentless pursuit of a beautiful noblewoman. The way that Federigo copes with his internal conflict, is simply impressive. When Mona comes to fetch the Falcon for her dying son, Federigo panics, because he had no acceptable food for mona.

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    Federigosfalconliteraryanalysis

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    Boccaccio's masterpiece is a short story that follows a rich nobleman's relentless pursuit of a beautiful noblewoman. The way that Federigo copes with his internal conflict, is simply impressive. When Mona comes to fetch the Falcon for her dying son, Federigo panics, because he had no acceptable food for mona.

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    MichelAngeloFlores
    Mrs.Ramirez
    ERWCP.8
    4February2016
    FederigosFalconLiteraryAnalysis
    GiovanniBoccacciosFederigosFalconisashortstorythatfollowsaFlorentinemans
    relentlessendeavorstocaptivateabeautifulnoblewoman.Atthecenterofthestoryisasuperb
    descriptionoftheProtagonist,arichnoblemangonepoorduetohisunwaveringpursuitofa
    marriedwomanwhoseemingly,willneverreturnhisaffection.Boccacciocreatesastorywide
    themeaboutloveandthelengthspeoplewillgoobtainitandhow,sometimeslovecanbefound
    inthemostsurprisingplaces.Boccacciosmasterpieceutilizesthreeliterarydevicestogetits
    pointacrosseffectivelybothstylisticallyandthematically:DramaticIrony,Alliteration,and
    Conflict(InternalandExternal).
    TheexternalandinternalconflictsthatFederigocopeswith,aresomethingthatwould
    driveatypicalpersoninsane.Hisloveinterest,MonaGiovanna,wasbothmarriedandan
    esteemednoblewoman,andcaredlittleforthethingshedidonherbehalfnordidshecarefor
    theonewhodidthem(Boccaccio172).Regardless,anddespiteMonaignoringhim,Federigo
    continuedtospendhismoneyonherwithoutrestraintandasaresultlosthiswealthandwas
    reducedtopoverty(Boccaccio172).Moreso,thewaythatFederigocopeswithhisinternal
    conflict,issimplyimpressive.WhenMonaGiovannaapologizestoFederigoabouttheharmhes
    sufferedonheraccountbyhernotlovinghimback,FederigohumblyrepliesIhaveno
    recollectionofeversufferinganyharmbecauseofyou(Boccaccio174).Byreplyinginsucha

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    humbleway,Federigonotonlyprovesthathecopeswellwithbothinternalandexternal
    conflicts,buthesetshimselfupfortheconflictthattopsthemall.WhenMonaGiovannacomes
    tofetchtheFalconforherdyingson,Federigopanicked,becausehehadnoacceptablefoodfor
    Mona.ThestorysconflictreachameltingpointwhenFederigodecidestokillhishismost
    prizedpossession:hishawkandhaditplacedonaspittoberoastedwithcare.Thisfinaland
    ultimateconflictprovesthelengthsthatpeople(Federigo)willgotowinsomeonesaffection.
    Bythesametoken,BoccacciousesAlliterationtoenhancehisstorystylistically.Hisuse
    ofAlliterationcreatesasatisfyingrhythmicpatternthathelpssupplementthethematicaspectof
    thestory.Boccacciousesalliterationfrequentlythroughoutthestory,notably,inthesecond
    paragraph,whenBoccacciosaysItisnowmyturntotellastoryanddearestladies,Ishalldoso
    mostwillinglywithatalesimilarinrespectstotheprecedingone(Boccaccio172).Notethe
    repetitionofthessoundandtherhythmitgivesthephrase.However,ifalliterationistobe
    usedeffectively,itmustbeusedthroughouttheentirestory,soBoccacciodoesexactlythat.For
    instance,Boccacciousesthethephrase:Whenheheardwhattheladyrequestedandkeythathe
    couldnotobligeherbecausehehadgivenhertheFalcontoeat(Boccaccio176).Inthisexample
    ,Boccaccioemphasizesthehsound.Boccacciosheavyuseofalliterationcreatesapleasant
    readingexperiencethatstrengthenstheplotofthestory.
    ThelastliterarydevicethatBoccaccioutilizesisDramaticIronywhentheaudience
    knowsthingswhenthecharactersarecompletelyoblivioustoit.Twoexamplescanbefound
    neartheendofthestory.ThefirstexampleishowMonaGiovannacametoseeFederigoforthe
    falcon,butFederigothinkssheistherejustforacasualvisit.WhenMonasuggeststheysharea
    meal,FederigoisstuckwithpanicandresortstofeedinghertheFalcontheverythingshecame

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    for,andhisonlychancetowinheraffection.Yet,intheendthisisntthecaseMonaGiovannas
    sonendsuppassingawayandsheispressuredtomarry.Shethinksbacktoallofthethings
    Federigodidforheranddecides,againstalloddsandtheexpectations,tomarryhim.
    GiovanniBoccaccioisamasterofliterature.HisuseofIrony,Alliteration,andConflict
    giveFederigosFalconaclearthemeandauniqueliterarystyle.Thisstorystandsasaexample
    forallwhoseeklovebyshowingthatyoucanfindloveinthemostinterestingplaces,andhow
    sometimes,thepeoplewhomyoudisregard,endupbeingtheonesthatyouwerelookingforall
    along.

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