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WARRIOR [948]
3 years ago
15

OVER DOUBLE POINTS!!Select a story or poem from this unit. (Options Below) Identify a literary element in the chosen selection s

uch as:
tone, imagery, or symbolism.
Explain how the events and/or ideas in the story and/or poem exhibit tone,
imagery, or symbolism. Please Include at least two supporting details or examples. Be sure to include the title of
the selection and the author.
Options:
“Aztec Creation Story”
“Day of the Butterfly”
“ No Dogs Bark”
“Crossroads: a Sad Vaudeville”
“At the Tourists Centre in Boston”
“Two Bodies”
EVERYTHING, helps!! Giving brainliest. TIA :)
English
1 answer:
notsponge [240]3 years ago
8 0

For “Day of the Butterfly”, you can use symbolism.

For instance, the butterfly butterfly represents Myra, who is shy, quiet, peaceful, innocent, and could never harm a soul.

The exchange of gifts between Myra and Helen represents their closeness and their friendship bond.

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