I would say an Analogy.
It has to do with the resting of hopes.
Normally a grabber then a thesis statement
Answer:
Roosevelt's four freedoms are freedom of speech, freedom of worship (religion), the freedom from want (needing money), and the freedom from fear.
Explanation:
We invent and enterain fantasies because there are so many things to do in this life, and so little time to do them all.
Answer:
It shows that Augustus's family believes in the dual nature of pain. That is how every downside has its upside.
Explanation:
Without Pain, How Could We Know Joy?” How does this Encouragement define Augustus’s family’s spirituality?
This Encouragement defines Augustus's family's spirituality, in a way that they believe in the dual nature of pain. That is how every downside has its upside.
The title of the book is "The Fault in Our Stars" written by John Green. The quote is suggested by Hazel that the pain she and Augustus experienced was somehow part of the ultimate plan as they enjoy the joy more because of that pain.
Similarly, Hazel's father echoed the quote by saying that even though Hazel can feel the pain of losing Augustus, but the joy of loving him makes the pain worthy.