Onomatopoeia is a word that sounds the same as it's meaning...there is none in the poem. Personification is making non-human things human like...since the poem is all about a person, this is not correct either. Hyperbole is an over exaggeration. Throughout the poem, Shakespeare over exaggerates the weaknesses of the person he loves.
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He is extremely anxious <u>for</u> an interview next week.
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Anne thinks that other people treat her with contempt in the Annex, unlike the way they treat the two young people <em>(Peter and Margot)</em>. She always hears things about herself being an<em> "exasperated child</em>" while <u>Margot</u><em><u> (Anne's sister</u></em><u>) and </u><u>Peter </u><u>(</u><em><u>the son of van Daans)</u></em><u> were always considered the role models.</u> She complained about<em> how she's always being told</em> and it seemed like everyone notices her as a nuisance.
Explanation:
The "Secret Annex" is the name of the small apartment where Anne Frank lived together with 7 other people<em> (total of 8). </em>They were always scared of being discovered, thus they never went outside.
The two young people being referred to in the story are "Peter" and "Margot" whom Anne thinks are actually <em>"not young"</em> and are <em>"boring."</em>
In what story is this in?
