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Mock Epic Versus Real Epic

'The Rape of the Lock" by Alexander Pope, literally means "the violent theft of a lock of hair" and is based on a
real incident. This mock epic examines the relationship between men and women in high society of the
eighteenth century. A mock epic is a comic narrative poem, written in dignified language that parodies the
serious epic genre by treating a trivial subject in a lofty, grand manner. As you read, create and complete a
chart that directly compares mock and heroic epic poems. If a counterpart to a convention of heroic epics is not
immediately apparent in the mock epic, you can leaveit blank.
Conventions of a Real Epic: Long narrative poem about a quest,
Written in elevated language. Narrates a larger-than-life hero who embodies the values of a particular culture.
Begins with a statement of subject and theme and sometimes a prayer to a ddeity(invocation). Uses
conventions of storytelling, such as repetition, sound effects, figures of speech, and stock epiithets. Often
inc;ludes gods and goddesses. Includes epic or Homeric similes. In medias res: begins in the middle of the
action
Now write for Conventions of a Mock Epic.
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Sample Solution