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Allusions are stylistic devices that reference a well-known person, place, event, or literary work in order to help contextualize a story. These references don't always need to be explained; in fact, many authors prefer to leave it up to the reader to fill in the gaps.
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The conflict in this story is little red riding hood is going to give a basket of food to her grandma, but there is a wolf after her.
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Well, the word "Shall" is meant as the word "Will". So if I say "I shall buy you some bread while I'm at the market", you could replace the word shall with "will". The word "Should" is meant as an obligatory term. When you say "should", you are saying that you are telling yourself or are being told by others to do something. So in this case, you could say "I should buy you some bread while I'm at the market". There's a difference when you say the word "should" versus "shall".
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