1. The story is told from Mary's viewpoint or first person. This is important because we are aware of the things only Mary knows and that others don't.
2. Mary's pregnancy may make some readers sympathize with her because she is going to be a new mother, which is very hard along with being pregnant.
3. The dramatic irony is when the police unsuspectingly eat the murder weapon. This is dramatic irony because without a murder weapon, it will be hard to prove this criminal case.
4. The tile is a pun because of two things. A lamb is someone hwo is ignorant to what is going on that is, in the end, going to ruin them. Mary's husband is unaware of his fate and he is very trusting to Mary. The other funny thing is that he is killed with a frozen lamb leg.
5. <span>the policemen have eaten the murder weapon (Mary killed her husband with a frozen lamb leg and baked it and the police ate it lol)
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What book are u asking about?
<span>She plans to use the money to buy her grandson a gift..... Hope that's the right answer. And I hope im thinking of the right thing... I am pretty sure I am
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The plot of the story is believable.
In "Grace" we can access the following information:
- A man has an accident after getting drunk in a bar.
- This accident leaves him unconscious and he is taken, by his friends, to a house to recover.
- During recovery, the man is very stunned and confused.
- His friends take advantage of this moment to convince him to go on a religious retreat with them.
- The dialogue between friends is somewhat obscure and presents incorrect and comical conclusions about faith and religion.
According to the plot of this story, we can see that it takes place in the real world, with realistic elements, and presents common behaviors in society.
Furthermore, all plot points are well structured, which allows us to conclude that the entire plot is believable.
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Answer:
The verb is MOVES it is a action verb