McGill University Take note. Just need minor adjustments. racism and fear of an Empire

Elements: List: The title, setting, narrative point of view, central characters, plot, imagery, irony, tone, theme, one key passage, and a brief personal response to the story.

Below is the question and instructions just incase you need them. I am providing the question plus instructions just incase you need them.

For each text that you read, you are required to write a document

listing a literary elements checklist, including the title, setting, narrative point of view, central
characters, plot, imagery, irony, tone, theme, one key passage, and a brief personal response to the
story.

I have listed the two texts below with links to help you, 

1. Waiting for the barbarians

https://www.gradesaver.com/waiting-for-the-barbarians

Waiting for the Barbarians Study Guide – GradeSaver

Waiting for the Barbarians is a political allegory about the paranoia at the roots of imperial narratives and the blood lust of colonial violence. Written during the apartheid era in South Africa, the novel is a heart of darkness fable, reflecting the racism and fear of an Empire with an imagined enemy within.

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2 . A small place

https://www.sparknotes.com/lit/smallplace/

A Small Place: Study Guide – SparkNotes