You should cover Let her go or dear Maria
Conflict as a literary device is the challenge faced by a character that provides tension within the story. It can happen between two characters, between a character and their inner demons, or even between a character and the environment.
Out of the events provided, the one that would result in a conflict is "Soon, the people of the house, aroused by the noise, awoke and cried out, 'thieves, thieves!'", as it narrates the encounter between the antagonists and the other characters that will add tension to the plot. If the characters did not wake up due to the noise, the thieves presence would not result in a conflict.
<span>Short sentences tend to move ideas quickly.</span>
Answer:
A
Explanation:
mood is what feeling the author puts out
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Answer
I feel like you should use common nouns which refer to a certain place, object (phone) or a person
You could also use concrete nouns things which physically effect you for instance our senses (see, touch, taste, hear, smell)
Verbs I would say to use would be descriptive verbs (adjectives) to make your story more interesting and overall a better story. To answer you question specially I would say use long verbs like adjectives in a list describing someone/something. I hope this helped you !
