Emulating Saint's use of an anti-climax in 'Hera'
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I can use symbolism and semantic fields to emulate Saint's use of an anti-climax.
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Saint arguably uses an anti-climax in order to subvert the reader's expectations about ambition and power.
In order to craft an anti-climax, Saint uses symbolism and semantic fields to create ideas of transience.
In order to emulate Saint's work, we might use the symbolism of water and repetition of a verb which implies departing.
Furthermore, we might consider using a semantic field of being unbalanced.
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