REF: Literary Device

[Barbara Szyszkiewicz <barbsz@HOME.COM>]

What's the name for the literary device of having nature sympathize with the
action/emotion of a character?  For example, I am teaching Macbeth right
now, and during the king's murder there are all sorts of stormy noises, no
moon and stars, during the murder of the righteous king.
TIA!

Barb Szyszkiewicz
Homebound instructor, English/Spanish, Delran High School, Delran, NJ
(future librarian)
barbsz@home.com
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