Answer: A writer can bring characters to life by using descriptive words, different personality traits, and maybe even adding some text about what the character is thinking.
Explanation: because when the reader reads the text it helps them create an image of the character in their head.
Answer:
The answer is personification
Explanation:
Personification means when an object is given a human trait or characteristic. Two examples in this poem are, "the clouds are mean," and "A narrow wind complains all day" Clouds can't actually be mean since they can't talk and same with wind, they can't complain all day since they can't talk
Answer:
B) and E)
Explanation:
Basic idea that John Wilkes Booth is trying to convey through his diary is his strong belief that Lincoln is a tyrant whose assassination is the only salvation for the country.
Also, we see that he considers himself a patriot, a person willing to liberate his country at the cost of being hunted, prosecuted or killed.
So, when Booth says "Our country owed all her troubles to him..." and "And yet I, for striking down a greater tyrant..." he clearly thinks of Lincoln as of the tyrant oppressing his country.
And from " I care not what becomes of me" and " I struck for my country and that alone" we see the reason for his action and lack of concern for his life and destiny.
