Throughout the memoir, he struggles with his identity after moving countries and trying to fit in. He doesn’t include a name in his title because that reflects his own personal feelings of having no identity. He isn’t even sure of who he is, and so he presents that to the reader by the title of his memoir.
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I believe the answer is semantic differential, though I apologize if I'm incorrect
Explanation:
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Explanation:
onomatopoeia:
crackling, crash
personification:
blaze wrapping its arms around the hallway
alliteration:
bright burning blaze
Metaphor
A fireman, her savior
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Explanation:
Two independent clauses can also be joined into one compound sentence with a semicolon alone. (Note: You can use a comma between independent clauses only if you also use a coordinating conjunction.)
The word "when" is NOT a preposition. In fact, it is an adverb or a conjuntion which is used to introduce clauses.
