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<u>Speech bubbles</u> in comics or graphic novels are essential tools that are used to convey <u>dialogue</u> that is being uttered aloud. They are one of the most <u>important elements</u> because they reveal what an author is going to depict in a story and how characters vary from one another.
The bubble is also depicted in <u>different shapes</u> indicating someone may be yelling (pointy), thinking (cloud-shaped), whispering (dotted lines), or speaking in a manner different than the other characters (different font, bubble shape).
Answer:
poetry
Explanation:
The excerpt rhyme and does not tell a story with characters. It's not a play cause no dialogue.
