Since Crusoe's story also doubles as his spiritual autobiography, he frequently reflects on his life as a sinner. After his conversion, he often engages in various religious observations.
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It is only possible to know the implicit morality of a story after reading it. However, we know that the moral of a story is a teaching that the story wants to pass on to the reader. Implicit morality, on the other hand, is also a teaching, but it is transmitted to the reader in a subjective and indirect way, but noticeable.
<span>in his “letter from birmingham city jail,” dr. king uses the phrase i don’t believe . . . twice. which rhetorical device is he using?
The rhetorical device he is using is PALILLOGY.
Palillogy is the repetition of a phrase or word.</span>
the answer is third person point of view because the author isn't there but he/she knows what's happening
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