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Conflict. Every novel needs conflict, and it's also incredibly important for building suspense. ...
Pacing. The pace of your novel is another important component to building suspense. ...
Red herrings. Red herrings are clues in your story that mislead readers. ...
Atmosphere. ...
High stakes.
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This memory moment shows that he never gives up. I know this because in the event it states "He had been looking for feathers, for the color of the bird, for a bird sitting there. He had to look for the outline instead, had to see the shape instead of the feathers or color, had to train his eyes to see the shape..." My evidence supports my claim because the quote that I used explained how he was focusing on the wrong detail and he had to find this detail by trying over and over again to find the birds which support the theme of brian not giving up and staying determined.
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figurative language is a literary technique that authors use to make a point or highlight importance to something, or to help the audience/reader understand something.
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I can't help you with specifics because I you didn't attach the passage OR the correct answer to part a, but my answer was just how figurative language generally contributes to the meaning of writing.
<span>1.) grandmother gave Carlos and Tina a new PET last month.
A direct object - gave WHAT - aways direct object:)
2.) the dog is a beautiful SIBERIAN HUSKY with bright blue eyes.
D predicate nominative - in a way it "renames" the subject
3.) Carlos gave THE PUPPY the name sky because of the color of her eyes.
A indirect object - here the direct object is "the name..." and it is given TO the puppy
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4.) her glossy gray and white fur is thick and SOFT
C predicate adjective - it's both predicate and an adjective!
5.) in her last letter, Tina sent HER FRIENDS some photographs of the sky.
C indirect object - answers "sent to whom?"
6.) in one photo, sky is catching a BALL in her mouth.
C direct object - she is catching WHAT?
</span><span>7.) she appears quite HAPPY to go for a walk.
D predicate adjective - as before, both predicate and adjective
8.) her face is an EXPRESSION of health and vitality.
C predicate nominative
9.) she is sure to be a loving COMPANION to their family
B predicate nominative - here I am not too sure, but it's the best answer.
10.) dogs are fun, but we plan to get a new CAT instead
D - get what? a cat!</span>
