Magic realism is a Latin American literary style in which surreal, not possible elements are combined with nonfictional elements.
Here the answer is A: <span>A.Lourdes’s father returning to her from the dead.
In the real world, people don't return from the dead, so this is the non-real element of the story. The rest of the story is very realistic, so the combination of the father's resurrection and the rest of the story is very typical of magic realism
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The obvious answer would be C. rhyme.
As you can see, each of these lines rhyme: sea rhymes with C, and me, and be. Those words sound similar, which means they rhyme. There are no metaphors (comparisons) and onomatopoeias (mimicking the sounds from nature) here, or alliterations (repetition of the same consonant) in this excerpt.
In my opinion, from this excerpt, the only thing that can be seen is "suffering". He had absolutely nothing in his youngest years, he was as poor as a church mouse, but not only that, he apparently had nobody to be there for him. To me it shows a great deal of pain and sadness, and that is evident in this paragraph.
I dont like your spelling but its ok we all have days like that :)
