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HermDogg

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Alright, since I can't seem to remember my high school english, i need any english majors to tell me the literary term for the 18/19th century thing where a person's inner beauty/ugliness is reflected in their outward appearance? Thanks if you can help...
 
Nice Minendo. Ugh, I should know this too. It was like in literature, if a person was a whore/prostitue/etc, then their description would be like "A dark line creased their face, eyes half-hidden in the shadows of his scraggly beard, half-filled mouth bursting with rotten teeth."
 
Originally posted by: HermDogg
Alright, since I can't seem to remember my high school english, i need any english majors to tell me the literary term for the 18/19th century thing where a person's inner beauty/ugliness is reflected in their outward appearance? Thanks if you can help...
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I am not an english major so I guess I can't tell you.
 
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