The Little Lady of the Big House

Style and Technique

In "The Little Lady of the Big House," Jack London employs a realistic style characterized by detailed descriptions of the environment and the inner world of the characters. The language of the work is rich and expressive, with the author skillfully conveying the emotions and experiences of the characters. Literary techniques include the use of dialogue to reveal characters and conflicts, as well as symbolism and metaphors to deepen meanings. The narrative structure is linear, with a clear development of the plot, climax, and resolution. London also uses flashbacks to provide backstory for the characters and create a deeper understanding of their motivations.