Suggests how grief isentangled intoeveryday life, nevertruly disappears andwill interrupt thepresent withmemories of the past filters and limitsreaders point of view(eg. characters areonly understoodthrough Mikage’sinterpretation) and thestory overall being toldsubjectively andemotionally. Blends the processinto Mikage’s innatecharacter, suggestswithout it, shewould beincomplete andpowerless Auditoryimagery:anticipatorysilence Now only thekitchen and Iare left. It’s justa little nicerthan being allalone”Contains a subtleviolent undertone,allowing Mikage toforcefully untangleand release thetrapped, convolutedmelancholic emotions Kinestheticdiction Creates a chilling,unsettling atmosphere thatcauses the reader to feeldiscomfort, whereas“sparkling,” evokes alighthearted, happy tone,causing the reader to feeluplifted and hopeful ofYuichi’s recovery fromEriko’s death Creates anoverwhelmingatmosphere that inflictsMikage and the readerwith a flood ofemotions, which isunquantifiable andabstract shortly afterMikage learns ofEriko’s death andis cooking a largemeal for Yuichiwith all his favoritefoods. Evokes a quiet, reflectivetone that is almostdetached, preventing thestory from feeling overlyemotional or sentimentaland reflecting the rawway people process griefin realityFree!First meal thatMikage makes;process provided herwith comfort and asense of control andself-sufficiencyfollowing the death ofher grandma Story shifts backto previousmoments in time;chronologicalorder notfollowed outside thewindow starsare glittering,lonely” Symbol for victory,marks thebreakthrough inYuichi’s grievingprocess whileshowcasing thepower of humanconnection Suggests how grief isentangled intoeveryday life, nevertruly disappears andwill interrupt thepresent withmemories of the past filters and limitsreaders point of view(eg. characters areonly understoodthrough Mikage’sinterpretation) and thestory overall being toldsubjectively andemotionally. Blends the processinto Mikage’s innatecharacter, suggestswithout it, shewould beincomplete andpowerless Auditoryimagery:anticipatorysilence Now only thekitchen and Iare left. It’s justa little nicerthan being allalone”Contains a subtleviolent undertone,allowing Mikage toforcefully untangleand release thetrapped, convolutedmelancholic emotions Kinestheticdiction Creates a chilling,unsettling atmosphere thatcauses the reader to feeldiscomfort, whereas“sparkling,” evokes alighthearted, happy tone,causing the reader to feeluplifted and hopeful ofYuichi’s recovery fromEriko’s death Creates anoverwhelmingatmosphere that inflictsMikage and the readerwith a flood ofemotions, which isunquantifiable andabstract shortly afterMikage learns ofEriko’s death andis cooking a largemeal for Yuichiwith all his favoritefoods. Evokes a quiet, reflectivetone that is almostdetached, preventing thestory from feeling overlyemotional or sentimentaland reflecting the rawway people process griefin realityFree!First meal thatMikage makes;process provided herwith comfort and asense of control andself-sufficiencyfollowing the death ofher grandma Story shifts backto previousmoments in time;chronologicalorder notfollowed outside thewindow starsare glittering,lonely” Symbol for victory,marks thebreakthrough inYuichi’s grievingprocess whileshowcasing thepower of humanconnection 

KITCHEN LIT DEVICES + QUOTES - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Suggests how grief is entangled into everyday life, never truly disappears and will interrupt the present with memories of the past
  2. filters and limits readers point of view (eg. characters are only understood through Mikage’s interpretation) and the story overall being told subjectively and emotionally.
  3. Blends the process into Mikage’s innate character, suggests without it, she would be incomplete and powerless
  4. Auditory imagery: anticipatory silence
  5. Now only the kitchen and I are left. It’s just a little nicer than being all alone”
  6. Contains a subtle violent undertone, allowing Mikage to forcefully untangle and release the trapped, convoluted melancholic emotions
  7. Kinesthetic diction
  8. Creates a chilling, unsettling atmosphere that causes the reader to feel discomfort, whereas “sparkling,” evokes a lighthearted, happy tone, causing the reader to feel uplifted and hopeful of Yuichi’s recovery from Eriko’s death
  9. Creates an overwhelming atmosphere that inflicts Mikage and the reader with a flood of emotions, which is unquantifiable and abstract
  10. shortly after Mikage learns of Eriko’s death and is cooking a large meal for Yuichi with all his favorite foods.
  11. Evokes a quiet, reflective tone that is almost detached, preventing the story from feeling overly emotional or sentimental and reflecting the raw way people process grief in reality
  12. Free!
  13. First meal that Mikage makes; process provided her with comfort and a sense of control and self-sufficiency following the death of her grandma
  14. Story shifts back to previous moments in time; chronological order not followed
  15. outside the window stars are glittering, lonely”
  16. Symbol for victory, marks the breakthrough in Yuichi’s grieving process while showcasing the power of human connection