Answer:
Temporal Transitions are used to show the frequency, duration, specific time, or beginning or end of something. They bring your reader through the story from beginning to end.
Relationship: With regards to, Coupled with, in the same way
Sequence/Shift in time or setting: First, Earlier, meanwhile
Suspense Building: Suddenly, Little by little, out of the blue
Imply is the best answer I guess
Getting robbed, jipped, cheated, double crossed, backstabbed, betrayed, undercut, lied to, swindled.
She is crying. The verb cry is both transitive and intrsitive. As "cry" is intransitive or there's no object in the sentence presented, you cannot change the sentence into the passive voice. Look at the following example in which the cry has been used as a transitive verb: The mother cried tears of joy when she found her child.
A paradox can be seen when a character named Georgiana claims that danger is not a threat to her life.
We can arrive at this answer as follows:
- The paradox is a figure of language that presents two opposing ideas simultaneously.
- In "The Birthmark" we can see an example of this when Georgiana states that she is willing to do anything to get rid of the birthmark, even if it is a dangerous thing.
- She claims the danger is not a threat to her life.
As we know the danger is a threat to life. Affirming that life is not threatened in the presence of danger is a paradox, as it is an idea that contradicts reality.
"The Birthmark" is a story about how a birthmark can cause instability between people and personal problems.
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