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A SUPERPOWER I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE
I have always been fascinated with the idea of knowing what people are thinking about. My name is Chris Matherson and this is the narration about the superpower i would like to have.
The superpower i would like to have is the ability to read the minds of people and know what they are thinking about. This is because people can be so obscure with you. This would help me have an idea about whether someone has bad intentions towards me so i can take necessary precautions or if the person has good intentions towards me.
The downside of having this superpower is that i would no longer be surprised by people. Imagine someone planning a surprise birthday party for me and i already know, the element of surprise is gone.
Well, the expected gains far outweigh the loss of surprise so if i ever had the chance of choosing a superpower, i would still choose the ability to read minds.
Setting, because its explaining where they are. They are by the lake, its cold and windy, its night. Those are all examples of setting in a story.
*The answer is C.) Suspense and Drama*
*Hope this helped,*
Answer:
Alliteration.
Explanation:
Alliteration is a literary technique which involves the repetition of the same consonant in neighboring words. As you can see in the line above, the consonant <em>f </em>is repeated in words <em>fain, fell, </em>and <em>faring, </em>thus creating alliteration.
Caesura is a pause within a line of poetry.
Enjambment happens when the poet's thought doesn't end with one line but rather extends into the next one.
Synecdoche means that a part represents the whole and vice versa like when you use the singular word <em>head </em>to refer to a number of cattle.
