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To write a passage of the character Kris leaving the ice cream shop with her new friend, from the character's point of view, you can use descriptive elements and sensory language that generate greater emotion and reader engagement in the text.
<h3 /><h3>Sensory language</h3>
It corresponds to a resource of using language as a tool for creating mental images that relate to the senses of sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch, which generates greater capacity for textual imagination, greater emotion and the desire to continue reading.
So, as an example, the passage from Kris' point of view describing the new friends' walk home from to the ice cream shop, using descriptive and sensorial elements, could be like this:
- "After having a delicious vanilla ice cream, my friends and I walked to the house, and we could watch the children play in the park and enjoy the gentle afternoon breeze."
Therefore, the descriptive elements and the sensorial language help in the textual construction, collaborating with the imagination and generating greater emotion.
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