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Hello! The answer is personification. In this context, trouble is given human-like characteristics when the author states that "it rested its weary head on [their] shoulder". I hope this helps!
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The cartoons in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid book series affect the story by adding in that extra element, making the audience interested. They add to the story's plot by showing readers what's happening through pictures. For example, if Greg is assigned to wash dishes by his parents, the cartoon provided will show just that. Besides the cartoons, I think Diary of a Wimpy Kid is different from other novels I have read because they give an insight on middle school life in a character's point of view.
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