Judge Miller has a gigantic home and a lot of property. He likewise claims a wonderful puppy named Buck. Buck is the ruler of this property and can wander however he sees fit. He is petted, nourished, prepped, and treated like the adored and treasured pooch that he is. He has the life of a spoiled canine who can chase, eat, rest, or play as he wishes. He had all that he could need until the point that he was stolen from his home and sold into imprisonment.
I would say that authors impart aesthetic elements through their word choice, through their tone, and through the story's mood, but I am not completely sure.
Just make sure u have a
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answer the question of the essay
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Answer:
Anne fires off a storm of repressed anger about being a teenager trapped in the war. She blames the grownups for her problems and explodes on her mother. But after slamming the door and forgetting her cake, she discovers an unlikely ally in Peter.
Explanation:
Personification because a beach cannot realistically "call" your name.
