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The writer has multiple short sentences t

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increase the tension within the extract.

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Furthermore, this choice of sentence length

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mimics the excitable manner in which

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and this use of personification intensifies the sense that the

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intensifies the sense that the

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Additionally, another technique

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used by the writer to emphasise the danger the man is in, is a metapho

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I’m in—-

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Inclined. To agree. With

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I believe that this is an

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Unfair representation

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This - examples

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Implies, demonstrates, suggests, emphasises, connotes, ighlights , indicates, elicits a sense of, exaggerat3es, intensifies

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allowing the reader

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to picture her emotions in a clearer, more relatable manner.”

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The writer of the extract not only uses a metaphor,

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but they also use a simile to create a vivid sense of imagery within the extract

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Indignant

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Angry

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Sad

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Melancholy

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Happy

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Euphoric

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Opulent

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Rich looking

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Exacerbates

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Emphasises

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Cacophony

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Harsh noise

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Enigmatic

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Mysterious

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Mysterious

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Enigmatic

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Exemplifies

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This metaphor exemplifies the writers attempt to. Create a sense of discomfort

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The breeze blew a

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Delicate melody through the branches

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Brittle s-

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Sepia leaves crunched under me. Like an increasing thunder

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Dichotomy

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Division/ contrast between two thingsbeingr represented as opposed.

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The writer employs a structural

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dichotomy by alternating between past and present timelines, highlighting the character’s emotional disconnection from their past self.

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Assonance

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Repeated vowel sounds (rainspain pain)

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Sibilance

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Repeated consonant sounds, crates hissing sound

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Colloquial language

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Informal l conversational, slang

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Idiom

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Group of words have different meaning from literal meaning. (Break a leg) (piece of cake) figure of speech

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Anaphora

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Repeated words phrase at beginning of sentences

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Connectives

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Meanwhile finally although, shift readers focus

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Pendulums like

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Motion

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Familiar signal

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From her bloodstream reminding her what was going on