A motif is a design with repetitive pattern.
However, when related to literary works, it means a characteristic of a book that is mentioned repeatedly to emphasize elements like theme of the book to the reader.
Please note that your question is not complete so i would give you a general overview so that you would understand the concept of what a motif is.
A narrative motif can be developed by:
- Making use of imagery
- Making use of specific diction
- Making use of visual descriptions, etc
A common example of a motif include:
- The symbol of a heart signifies love
- The symbol of an arrow can be used to signify Cupid.
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The Articles Of Confederation gave the united states the power to establish the U.S. postal service, as well as make treaties.
https://www.history.com/topics/early-us/articles-of-confederation
<em>"But Congress would exercise considerable powers: it was given jurisdiction over foreign relations with </em><em>the authority to make treaties and alliances</em><em>; it could make war and peace, maintain an army and navy, coin money, </em><em>establish a postal service,</em><em> and manage Indian affairs; it could establish admiralty courts; and it ..."</em>
<em>https://www.monticello.org/site/research-and-collections/postal-service</em>
<em>"Benjamin Franklin was appointed as postmaster general. </em><em>Despite a clause in the Articles of Confederation to establish a federal post office</em><em>, Congress waited until October 18, 1782, to pass "An Ordinance for Regulating the Post-Office of the United States of America.""</em>
The Bedouins had livestock so they could eat, and animals such as camels and horses for traveling around. They also had wells for water and would occasionally go to the city to get whatever necessities they needed.
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